Harry Potter: Do You Know the Fourth Book? Quiz

Answer: Eight

After each task of the tournament the five judges gave each champion a score between one and ten. Madame Maxime was the first judge to give Harry a score. "...[Madame Maxime] raised her wand in the air. What looked like a long, silver ribbon shot out of it, which twisted itself into a large figure eight." The other judges were Dunbledore, who gave Harry a nine; Barty Crouch, who also gave him a nine; Igor Karkaroff, who gave him a four; and Ludo Bagman, who gave Harry a score of ten.

Answer: Arnold

Before Professor Moody comes and turns Draco into a ferret, Draco has just shown Ron the newspaper article and read it out. "... the Ministry was plunged into fresh embarrassment yesterday by the antics of Arnold Weasley, of the Misuse of Muggle Artefacts Office." In the article, Rita Skeeter, the writer of it, called Mr Weasley Arnold instead of Arthur.

Answer: Stewart Ackerley

Stewart Ackerley was the first to be sorted and he was sorted into Ravenclaw "Stewart Ackerley took off the hat and hurried into a seat at the Ravenclaw table, where everyone was applauding him." Eleanor Branstone was sorted into Hufflepuff; Graham Pritchard was sorted into Slytherin house; Natalie McDonald was sorted into Gryffindor house.

Answer: Nine and a half inches, inflexible, rosewood, Veela hair

In the chapter "The Weighing of the Wands", Mr Olivander is checking the champions' wands to see if they are in good condition before the tournament. He looks at Fleur's wand first "'Yes,' he said quietly, 'nine and a half inches ...inflexible ...rosewood ...and containing ...dear me ...'. 'An 'air from ze 'ead of a Veela,'said Fleur." Viktor Krum's wand is ten and a quarter inches.

Answer: Green

At the sorting ceremony, Dumbledore is wearing "magnificent deep-green robes embroidered with many stars and moons."
When Madame Maxime first arrives at Hogwarts she is wearing black. "She was dressed from head to foot in black satin."
Throughout the book, Rita Skeeter changes the colour of her robes. When Rita Skeeter come for the weighing of the wands she is dressed in magenta robes.

Answer: The maid

In the beginning of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire", the villagers of Little Hangelton are talking about the Riddle family. "Every version of the tale, however, started in the same place: fifty years before, at day break on a fine summer's morning, when the Riddle house had still been well kept and impressive, and a maid had entered the drawing room to find all three Riddles dead." Frank Bryce was the Riddle's gardener.

Answer: "How are you getting on?"

During the second task Harry is swimming in a deep part of the lake. Then he hears Moaning Myrtle.

"He knew he must be even deeper in the lake now, but nothing was moving except the rippling weed.
'How are you getting on?'. Harry thought he was having a heart attack. He whipped around, and saw Moaning Myrtle floating hazily in front of him, gazing at him through her thick pearly glasses." Mrytle then points to somewhere and then says "You want to try over there!". She doesn't want to join Harry because she doesn't like the Merepeople very much.

Answer: Volkov

Zograf is the Bulgarian team's keeper. "As Mullet shot towards the goal posts yet again, clutching the Quaffle tightly under her arm, the Bulgarian Keeper, Zograf, flew out to meet her."
Levski and Ivanova are both Chasers and so is Dimitrov. The other Beater on the team is Vulchanov. "The Bulgarian Beaters, Volkov and Vulchanov, had landed...". Viktor Krum is the seeker on the team.

Answer: Tuesday

At the Burrow, Harry, Hermione and the Weasleys are in the garden having dinner. "At the far end of the table, Percy was telling his father all about his report on cauldron bottoms. 'I've told Mr Crouch I'll have it ready by Tuesday,' Percy was saying pompously." When this is happening it is the day before the Quidditch World Cup final.

Answer: Otto

The name of Ludo Bagman's brother is Otto. Mr Weasley told us his name while reminiscing over why Ludo gave them the tickets for the World Cup - it was because of a favour that had been done for his brother Otto, when the Weasleys, Harry and Hermione are having dinner at the Burrow. "I did him a bit of a favour: His brother, Otto, got into a spot of trouble - a lawn-mower with unnatural powers - I smoothed the whole thing over."