The Wizarding World Quiz.

Dumbledore's father did indeed attack three Muggle boys. This is revealed in the Harry Potter series, specifically in the book "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows". Dumbledore's father, Percival, was imprisoned in Azkaban for attacking the Muggle boys who had harmed his daughter, Ariana. This event had a significant impact on Dumbledore and his family, shaping their lives and relationships.

The Deluminator is not a Deathly Hallow. The Deathly Hallows are three powerful magical objects: the Invisibility Cloak, the Elder Wand, and the Resurrection Stone. The Deluminator, also known as the Put-Outer, is a device created by Albus Dumbledore that can extinguish lights. While it is a significant object in the Harry Potter series, it is not considered one of the Deathly Hallows.

Albus Dumbledore's favorite Muggle sweet is Sherbet Lemon. This can be inferred from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, specifically in the book "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" where Dumbledore is seen offering Harry a Sherbet Lemon during one of their conversations. This sweet holds sentimental value for Dumbledore and is often associated with him throughout the series.

Madam Pomfrey is a character in the Harry Potter series who is the matron at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Throughout the series, she is referred to as "Madam Pomfrey" or "Poppy Pomfrey." Therefore, the correct answer is Poppy, as it is her first name.

In The Chamber of Secrets, Nearly Headless Nick was celebrating his 500th Deathday. This is evident from the fact that he was throwing a big party in the book to commemorate this milestone. The other options, 400, 450, and 1000, are incorrect as they do not match the specific Deathday mentioned in the book.

Fleamont is the correct answer because it is the only option that is a real name and could potentially be a first name for Harry's grandfather. The other options, Fletcher, Fleagrant, and Freatent, do not sound like common or plausible first names. Therefore, Fleamont is the most logical choice.

Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore is the correct answer. This is the full name of the greatest headmaster of Hogwarts.

Voldemort killed Gellert Grindelwald. In the Harry Potter series, Voldemort was a powerful dark wizard who sought to establish a pure-blood wizarding society. Grindelwald, a former friend of Dumbledore, also shared similar ideals. However, Voldemort considered Grindelwald a threat to his power and killed him in order to eliminate any potential competition.

Ron imagined Moody turning Snape into a Horned Toad and bouncing him all around the dungeon.

Ginny's wand is made of Yew wood.

Ginny Weasley suggested the name Dumbledore's Army for Harry's defence group.

Cormac McLaggan was in the hospital wing during the Quidditch trials because he ate a pound of Doxy eggs for a bet. Eating a large amount of Doxy eggs, which are known to be poisonous, would have caused him to become ill and require medical attention.

Cedric's bag contained several books related to magic. However, when Harry informed Cedric about the First Task of the Triwizard Tournament, the book "A Guide To Advanced Transfiguration" fell out of Cedric's bag.

The Dursleys gave Harry a fifty pence piece for his 11th Christmas. This is a small denomination coin in British currency. It is likely that the Dursleys gave Harry this inexpensive gift as a way to show their lack of interest and care for him, as they often treated him poorly and neglected his needs.

Lockhart says "Possibly my very favourite book" about Gadding with Ghouls.

In the book "Goblet of Fire," Mr. Roberts is mentioned as the Weasley's campsite manager. He is responsible for managing the campsite where the Weasley family stays during the Quidditch World Cup. Though there may not be much information available about Mr. Roberts in the question, it can be inferred that he is the correct answer based on his mention in the book.

In the Harry Potter series, Tom Riddle, who later becomes Lord Voldemort, is known for his cruelty and dark tendencies even as a young boy. Hanging someone's rabbit from the rafters is a cruel act, suggesting that Tom Riddle took pleasure in causing harm to others. Billy Stubbs is the correct answer because he is the unfortunate owner of the rabbit that Tom Riddle chose to torment.

In this line, Voldemort expresses his confidence in his dueling skills and his intention to kill Harry Potter before turning his attention to Draco Malfoy. He also mentions that Dumbledore essentially gave him the Elder Wand, indicating his belief that he is now the true master of the most powerful wand in existence. This line showcases Voldemort's arrogance, determination, and belief in his own superiority.

The last word in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is "Well". This word is used to conclude the story and wrap up any loose ends. It signifies that everything is resolved and the characters are in a good place. It also implies that the journey and challenges they faced throughout the series have ultimately led to a satisfactory outcome.

The correct answer is "The Journey to Hogwarts" because this chapter title does not appear in any of the Harry Potter books. The other three chapter titles, "The Sacking of Severus Snape," "Owl Post," and "The Writing on the Wall," are all actual chapter titles from various Harry Potter books.

Crabbe or Goyle dropped Toad Spawn and Scales outside The Room of Requirement.

Fenrir Greyback is not a Death Eater. He is a werewolf and a supporter of Lord Voldemort, but he is not a member of the Death Eaters. He is known for his brutal and vicious nature, particularly towards children, and is often used by the Death Eaters as a weapon. However, he does not possess the Dark Mark and is not officially part of the Death Eater organization.

In Harry's first potions class, he loses 2 points for Gryffindor.

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Lavender was dreading that her rabbit would die on the 16th of October.

Filius Flitwick got the remains of Harry's Nimbus 2000 from the Whomping Willow. This is mentioned in the book "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" when Harry's broomstick is destroyed during a Quidditch match against Hufflepuff. Flitwick, who is the Charms professor at Hogwarts, is known for his expertise in repairing magical objects, so it makes sense that he would be the one to retrieve and possibly fix the broomstick.

The correct answer is Kendra. This is the name of Dumbledore's mother.

Cadmus had the Resurrection Stone, one of the three Deathly Hallows. The Resurrection Stone is a magical object that allows the user to bring back the dead, although they only exist in a shadowy and insubstantial form. Cadmus sought to use the stone to bring back his deceased loved ones, but he soon realized that they were not truly alive and chose to join them in death instead. This choice ultimately led to the downfall of the Peverell family.

In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Rita Skeeter refers to Hermione as "Little Miss Perfect" and "Miss Prissy". These names highlight Hermione's reputation as a diligent and rule-abiding student, often seen as a know-it-all by her peers. "Little Miss Perfect" implies her tendency to strive for excellence in her academic and behavioral performance, while "Miss Prissy" suggests a judgmental and uptight demeanor. These names reflect the way Rita Skeeter tries to belittle and mock Hermione's character.

In The Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter, Neville Longbottom, Hermione Granger, and Draco Malfoy all received detention and were sent into the Forbidden Forest.

Karkus is the correct answer because in the Harry Potter series, when Hagrid went to the giants, he encountered several giants including Golgomath, Olympe, Karkus, and Grawp. Among them, Karkus was the first Gurg that Hagrid met.

The two books that have a reference to Horcruxes are "Magick Moste Evile" and "Secrets Of The Darkest Art."

Bowman Wright is the correct answer because he is credited with forging the first Golden Snitch. In the Harry Potter series, Bowman Wright was a skilled metal charmer and the creator of the Snitch. He crafted it to resemble a tiny, enchanted bird and it became an integral part of the game of Quidditch. Wright's invention revolutionized the sport and added an exciting element to it. His contribution to the wizarding world's favorite game is widely recognized and appreciated.

The given correct answer for the question is "Ginerva Molly Weasley." This is Ginny's full name as mentioned in the Harry Potter series.

Dumbledore's Boggart is his sister Ariana's corpse. This suggests that Dumbledore's greatest fear is the death of his sister, which could be a result of his guilt and regret over not being able to protect her or prevent her tragic demise. The Boggart taking the form of Ariana's corpse reflects the deep emotional impact her death had on Dumbledore and highlights the importance of their relationship in shaping his character.

The full name of Newt is Newton Artemis Fido Scamander.