Answer: A History of Magic
Harry was hiding under his blanket with his book "A History of Magic", quill, ink bottle, flashlight, and essay. He decided to do his essay the next night and put his things into his old pillowcase and put them behind the loose floorboard. Harry had gotten "The Monster Book for Monsters" as a birthday present from Hagrid. The other options were books needed for the year.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: A cherry syrup and soda
When Harry goes to Hogsmeade under the invisibility cloak because he doesn't have permission to go, he, Ron and Hermione go into The Three Broomsticks pub. After they have got their Butterbeers, Professor McGonagall, Hagrid, Professor Flitwick and Cornelius Fudge enter the pub. Harry goes under the table so the teachers don't see him and Hermione moves a Christmas tree beside their table, blocking them from view. Cornelius goes and orders the drinks then Madame Rosmerta comes with them. She has a small gillywater for Professor McGonagall, four pints of mulled mead for Hagrid, a cherry syrup and soda with ice and umbrella for Professor Flitwick and red currant rum for Cornelius Fudge.
From Quiz: Harry Potter: Do You Know the Third Book?
Answer: Aunt Marge
Harry blew her up accidentally when she insulted his mother. She didn't even know about wizardry, so it must have come as a shock to her. Harry then ran away. He didn't get Uncle Vernon to sign his permission slip before he left, so later on in the term he couldn't attend Hogsmeade.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: 47
Harry was doing a homework essay on Wendelin the Weird at night. He was looking for facts in his 'History of Magic', by Bathilda Bagshot. In the essay he wrote, "Indeed, Wendelin the Weird enjoyed being burnt so much that she allowed herself to be caught no fewer than forty-seven times in various disguises."
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: in a map of Argyllshire
The Fat Lady didn't let Sirius Black enter without the password, but Sirius got angry and attacked her portrait, so she, frightened, hid in a map of Argyllshire. Argyllshire is a place in Scotland.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: A summer holiday in Egypt
The Weasleys visited their oldest son Bill. He worked as a curse breaker for Gringotts in Egypt.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: A Charm to Cure Reluctant Reversers
When Aunt Marge humiliates Harry, he often thinks of the handbook Hermione gave him for his birthday. On her last day at the Dursleys', Aunt Marge was abusing Harry's parents, and he was thinking of page 12 in his Handbook - A Charm to Cure Reluctant Reversers.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Uncle Vernon
Uncle Vernon roars this at Harry immediately after receiving a telephone call from Ron Weasley, who, not being raised by Muggles, doesn't know how to use a telephone very well; rather than asking for Harry quietly in a normal voice, he yells into the telephone, much to Uncle Vernon's fury.
From Quiz: 'Prisoner of Azkaban': Who said that?
Answer: Purple
After losing his temper with Aunt Marge, and blowing her up, Harry leaves the Dursley's. He doesn't know where he is going, he feels as if something is watching him, and falls over. The Knight Bus magically appears and takes Harry to London. Harry tells Stan Shunpike, the conductor, that he is Neville Longbottom. Harry knows he will be in trouble for performing magic out of school.
From Quiz: Harry Potter's colours - Year Three
Answer: 14th
Harry has to do essay on "witch burning in the fourteenth century was completely pointless" in the dead of night.
From Quiz: All About Azkaban
Answer: one month
This is said in the newspaper article published in the Daily Prophet: 'MINISTRY OF MAGIC EMPLOYEE SCOOPS GRAND PRIZE
Arthur Weasley, head of the Misuse of Muggle Artefacts Office at the Ministry of Magic, has won the annual Daily Prophet Prize Galleon Draw.
A delighted Mr. Weasley told the Daily prophet, 'We will be spending the gold on a summer holiday in Egypt, where our eldest son, Bill, works as a curse breaker for Gringotts wizarding bank.'
The Weasley family will be spending a month in Egypt, returning for the start of a new school year at Hogwarts, which five of the Weasley children currently attend.'
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Dumbledore pacing in his study, Mrs. Norris prowling on the second floor, and Peeves lurking in the Trophy Room
You can turn on the map by saying, "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good," and turn it off with, "mischief managed."
From Quiz: All Aboard the Knight Bus
Answer: a pocket sneakoscope
The Sneakoscope was supposed to light up and spin whenever there was someone untrustworthy around. This was a curiously undeveloped part of the book, because it did just that every time it was in the same vicinity as Scabbers, but that connection was never made by any of the characters. The Broomstick Servicing Kit came from Hermione, and the book from Hagrid.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Percy
This is said by Percy Weasley, Ron Weasley's older brother. In this book, Percy had been changed from a prefect into the Head Boy. With this comes a special badge that Percy enjoys parading around on his shirt wherever possible so that he can be noticed. So, as you can see, Percy would go a little crazy if it were to be lost. This particular line is said in the chapter of 'The Leaky Cauldron', when the Weasleys, Hermione and Harry are staying at the Leaky Cauldron before they go on the train to Hogwarts. Percy can't find his badge, and since Percy and Ron are sharing a room, he naturally assumed that Ron had stolen it. However, although it is true that someone had stolen Percy's badge, it wasn't Ron, as he had suspected. In fact, it had been stolen by Fred and George who were 'improving it': they had changed it so that it actually read 'Bighead Boy'.
From Quiz: 'Prisoner of Azkaban' Quotes!
Answer: Flame - Freezing Charm
This was a basic charm that witches and wizards would perform. They would pretend to shriek in pain while enjoying a gentle tickling sensation. Sounds nice to me!
From Quiz: Break free from Azkaban!
Answer: Never tickle a sleeping dragon
Draco - dragon
Dormiens - sleeping
Nunquam - never
Titillandus - tickle.
Never tickle a sleeping dragon! While writing the third book, it was J.K. Rowling's Hogwarts Crest that inspired her to include dragons in the Triward Tournament.
From Quiz: A Harry Potter quiz!
Answer: Magnolia Crescent
After running from the Dursley's, Harry found himself several streets away. "He was stranded, quite alone, in the dark Muggle world."
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: 700 Galleons
The article doesn't tell us this, but Ron's letter to Harry does.
From Quiz: The Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Patronus
Harry's patronus is in the shape of a stag.
From Quiz: The Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: 47
From Quiz: The Third Harry Potter Book
Answer: Crookshanks
Hermione gets Crookshanks from a shop in Diagon Alley. She thinks he's wonderful, but Ron doesn't agree!
From Quiz: Harry Potter Book 3
Answer: Ravenclaw
The correct answer is Ravenclaw. Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle wanted to scare Harry so Gryffindor would be eliminated from winning the Quidditch Cup. However, this backfired as Harry was practicing his Patronus with Professor Lupin. Harry gave them quite a fright and ended up catching the Snitch. Professor McGonagall was furious and deducted 50 points from Slytherin, as well as giving detention.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: 47
At the beginning of the book, Harry is doing his homework about witch burning in the fourteenth century. Harry uses the book "A History of Magic" by Bathilda Bagshot. In the book it explains that in the fourteenth century when witches and wizards were caught, they got burnt, but they used a Flame-Freezing Charm to protect them from the flames. It then goes on to explain that there was a witch called Wendelin the Weird who enjoyed being burnt so much that she got caught at least forty seven times in different disguises.
From Quiz: Harry Potter: Do You Know the Third Book?
Answer: thirteen
Stan said that it was eleven sickles for a trip to London, thirteen (pronounced by Stan as "firteen") with hot chocolate and fifteen for a hot water bottle and a toothbrush in the colour of your choice. Harry paid fourteen sickles for the trip with hot chocolate in the name of Neville.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: second floor
The map of Argyllshire, in which the Fat Lady hid, was on the second floor. Dumbledore chose Sir Cadogan as the substitute guardian of the Gryffindor common room, but he was replaced by the Fat Lady after he was fired for letting Sirius in.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Ripper
Aunt Marge would allow Ripper to drink tea out of her saucer. When Vernon asked what Ripper would like she replied that he could have tea from her saucer.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: 14 inches, willow, unicorn tail-hair
Ron told Harry this when they were in Diagon Alley.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: On a Muggle television news report.
Harry first sees Sirius Black on a news report on Muggle television, although he does not know who he is. Harry does see a picture of Sirius in the Daily Prophet while riding the Knight Bus, and Stan Shunpike tells Harry a little bit about Sirius. Harry arrived at the Leaky Cauldron after riding the Knight Bus, and Cornelius Fudge never gave Harry a photo of Sirius.
From Quiz: Year Three
Answer: "Welcome. How nice to see you in the physical world at last."
Professor Trelawney's first words are spoken from the shadows. In her first lesson, she frightens the third years by telling them several scary "predictions", including Harry's death. They are reassured when Professor McGonagall assures the students that her death predictions are not true.
From Quiz: Your Third Year at Hogwarts!
Answer: Mr Weasley
Just before Harry boards the Hogwarts express, he is taken aside by Mr Weasley so he can be told that Sirius Black escaped Azkaban so he could kill Harry. Harry, who at this point has no idea that Black supposedly betrayed his parents, is utterly confused as to why he would ever want to go looking for someone wanting to kill him.
From Quiz: 'Prisoner of Azkaban': Who said that?
Answer: A fez
Ron's father won the annual Daily Prophet Grand Prize Galleon Draw. With the 700 galleon winnings, he took the entire family to Egypt. The Daily Prophet edition with this photo was given to Sirius Black by Fudge, and that's how Sirius found out that Peter Pettigrew (Scabbers) was still alive.
From Quiz: Off the Wall About Harry Potter, #4
Answer: Hermione
In the book, Hagrid says it, and then, "Oh, tremendously funny!" said Malfoy. "Really witty, giving us books that try and rip our hands off!" However, Hermione says it to help Hagrid, and Draco says his line.
From Quiz: Name that Difference!
Answer: Bottle green
Cornelius Fudge is the Minister of Magic. He tells Harry that he wants him to stay at "The Leaky Cauldron" for the last two weeks of the holiday. He is free to go anywhere as long as he keeps to Diagon Alley.
From Quiz: Harry Potter's colours - Year Three
Answer: Fleetwood's
It comes with Hermione's present to Harry for his birthday; it is a broomstick servicing stick. It also contains a pair of tail-twig clippers and a compass for long journeys.
From Quiz: All About Azkaban
Answer: Ron Weasley
Ron's was the first package to be opened, containing a letter and the sneakoscope, along with a note. The next package was from Hermione and contained a card as well as a present.
From Quiz: Ultimate "Prisoner of Azkaban" Quiz
Answer: Divination and Muggle Studies
Hermione was having a really tough time throughout the year, attempting to cope with all the work from her classes, so she decided to drop Muggle Studies to have more normal schedule. As you know, Hermione had dropped Divination earlier in the year.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Colonel Fubster
Colonel Fubster manages the dogs while Marge is away at the Dursleys. Bathilda Bagshot wrote "A History of Magic," Ernie Prang drives the Knight Bus, and Gilbert Wimple is with the Committee on Experimental Charms.
From Quiz: All Aboard the Knight Bus
Answer: retrieving Scabbers' Rat Tonic from the bar
Before overhearing this conversation Harry had heard about Black's escape from Azkaban, but had no idea about who he was or that everyone believed that Black was coming after him.
From Quiz: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Answer: Aunt Marge
This quote pretty much sums up all of the speaker's feelings for Harry: large dislike. Aunt Marge (the speaker of this quote) had come up with her dog Ripper in the chapter of 'Aunt Marge's Big Mistake' for a visit with he brother and sister-in-law, Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia. When Aunt Marge comes, Harry always has a horrible time involving unfair presents, being whacked around the knees, and being chased up a tree by Ripper. This visit, however, he wanted to be good, for he had a lot at stake: the Hogsmeade permission form. Harry made a deal with Uncle Vernon that if he behaved himself for the duration of Aunt Marge's visit, and didn't say anything about where he goes to school; or magic at all for that matter, that Uncle Vernon would sign the permission form for him. Of course, this doesn't exactly work out as planned. This line was said by Aunt Marge the day that she came to stay with the Dursleys, when Harry comes into the room to greet their guest. Aunt Marge asks if he was still here, and Harry says yes. This causes Aunt Marge to say this.
From Quiz: 'Prisoner of Azkaban' Quotes!
Answer: A school book
Hagrid sent Harry "The Monster Book of Monsters". This book has the ability to act like a living (and bad tempered) animal. Harry later learns the trick to being able to open and use the book is to gently stroke it. Harry and his year at Hogwarts use this book in Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures Class.
From Quiz: Break free from Azkaban!
