Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone Book Quiz

The given statement states that Ron does detention in the Forbidden Forest. However, this statement is false. In the Harry Potter series, it is actually Harry, Hermione, and Draco who do detention in the Forbidden Forest, not Ron. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

Harry and Hermione took Norbert to the top of the tower to meet Charlie's friends.

In "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," Fluffy is the three-headed dog owned by Hagrid, who guards the trapdoor leading to the Philosopher's Stone. Fluffy is a fearsome creature, but he can be put to sleep by music. The other options—Fang (Hagrid's boarhound), Norbert (a dragon), and Buckbeak (a hippogriff)—are magical creatures introduced later in the series.

Nicholas Flamel is believed to have lived for 665 years. He was a French scribe and bookseller who allegedly discovered the Philosopher's Stone, a legendary substance that grants immortality. According to the myth, Flamel used the stone to extend his life, making him one of the oldest known individuals in history. While the exact details of Flamel's life are uncertain, his existence and longevity have become the subject of many legends and stories.

The given answer is true because the line "Dead flies and bits of fluff" is indeed a part of the Hogwarts school song. This line suggests that the school song includes references to mundane and ordinary things, which adds to the whimsical and magical atmosphere of the Harry Potter universe.

In Book one, McGonagall pulls Oliver Wood out of Flitwick's class to introduce him to Harry.

Hermione mentions reading about Harry in "Modern Magical History," "Rise and Fall of the Dark Arts," and "Great Wizarding Events on the Twentieth Century." However, "Great Wizards of Great Britain" is not mentioned by Hermione as one of the books she has read about Harry.

The correct answer is Venison Sausage. This means that venison sausage was not one of the foods served at the first feast in book one.

The correct answer is Agrippa. In the first book, Harry receives chocolate frog cards while on the train to Hogwarts, and among the cards he receives are Merlin, Circe, and Alberic Grunnion. However, Agrippa is not mentioned as one of the cards he receives.

Draco does not mention anything about the Weasley family wearing hand-me-down robes on the train to Hogwarts in book one.