'Chamber of Secrets': Who said that? Quiz

Answer: Mrs Weasley

This is the final sentence of a long, very angry speech that Ron receives from Mrs Weasley by means of a type of letter called a 'Howler'. The reason for this telling-off is that Ron, along with Harry, had flown an enchanted car to Hogwarts because they couldn't get on the Hogwarts Express.

Answer: Professor Binns

This sentence is heard when Professor Binns, the ghost teacher of History of Magic, is asked by Hermione Granger what he knows about the Chamber of Secrets. Professor Binns tries to convince his second-year class that the Chamber is a mere legend.

Answer: Ron Weasley

Ron says this weakly and shakily after his and Harry's venture into the Forbidden Forest, where, on Hagrid's advice, they had found a colony of enormous spiders and nearly been eaten alive.

Answer: 'But I know one thing: last time the Chamber of Secrets was opened, a Mudblood died.'

This was in fact said by Draco Malfoy while Harry and Ron, disguised as Goyle and Crabbe, respectively, are talking to him in the Slytherin common room to try and find out more about the Heir of Slytherin.

Answer: Mr Weasley

Mr Weasley says this in Flourish and Blotts to Lucius Malfoy, just before he hurls himself at Malfoy in a furious rage; Malfoy had been taunting and mocking Mr Weasley and his family.

Answer: Draco Malfoy

Draco Malfoy says this very offensive remark to Hermione Granger, which causes an uproar involving Ron trying to curse Malfoy with his own malfunctioning wand and as a result finding himself burping up slugs for several hours.

Answer: No

This is said by Professor Snape shortly after Harry and Ron arrive at Hogwarts in an enchanted car, only to discover the terrible trouble they've gotten themselves into.

Answer: Dobby

Dobby visits Harry in the hospital wing after Lockhart accidentally de-bones his arm and Harry has to have them painfully regrown. Dobby accidentally lets this slip, cracking a water jug over his head as punishment afterward.

Answer: Moaning Myrtle

The book thrown at Moaning Myrtle, by Ginny Weasley in a desperate attempt to rid herself of it, was in fact Tom Riddle's diary. Harry finds it shortly afterward on the bathroom floor and eventually discovers its secret.

Answer: Professor Lockhart

This is said during Harry's first Defence Against the Dark Arts class. Near the end of the book, we find out that, among other things he didn't do, Lockhart didn't get rid of the Bandon Banshee at all; the witch who banished the Bandon Banshee, according to Lockhart, had a hare lip, and nobody would want to read about her. All of Lockhart's endeavors were in fact of other wizards and witches, but he'd been taking credit for them.