Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley Quiz

Answer: King's Cross Station; Harry was going to school

Harry met the Weasleys at King's Cross Station on his first day of school. He did not know how to get on platform nine and three-quarters. It was at this moment he would meet his future wife Ginny Weasley along with his future in-laws Ron, Molly, Percy, and of course those jokers the Twins. Ginny wanted to say goodbye to Harry before he boarded the train but Molly stopped her because she was underage. Ginny chased the Hogwarts Express down the platform until it was out of sight. Harry did wave back to Ginny and the Twins tried to cheer her up by saying that they would mail her a toilet seat. (Fortunately they didn't because they were joking and Molly would not let them.) Ginny was very excited when Harry came home, even going as far as jumping up and down and pointing at him when he came off the train.

Answer: She was shy

Ginny was shy. When Harry tried to say hello to her she turned red in the face and locked herself in her room. When Molly called her down for breakfast, she stuck her elbow in the butter dish and knocked her cereal on the floor. Each time she had one of these little accidents she would lock herself in her room, and then peer out from the door frame whenever Harry went past before closing it.

Answer: T.M. Riddle's Diary (The Diary Horcrux)

Lucius placed T.M. Riddle's diary inside Ginny's cauldron. Lucius Malfoy tried to get rid of the evidence after Arthur wrote a Muggle Protection Law to track down and destroy any dark object still in possession of known Death Eaters. Lucius wanted to kill three birds with one stone, which involved framing Arthur, getting rid of an extremely dangerous dark object, and executing Voldemort's master plan to get Hogwarts shut down and purge the Wizard World of all of those who are muggle-born. Fortunately the plan backfired; Harry saved Ginny's life, and the Horcrux was destroyed, but this incident would haunt Ginny for the rest of her life.

Answer: Their first encounter with Voldemort

Harry's and Ginny's worst memory is their first encounter with Voldemort. Harry's first encounter was back in 1981 the night his parents died. Ginny had her first encounter with Voldemort in 1993 during the events of "Chamber of Secrets". Both Harry and Ginny do not want to relive this event ever again; Voldemort almost killed them, but Harry managed to stop him each time and prevented him from carrying out his plans.

Answer: Neville Longbottom

Ginny went with Neville as he had asked her first, and being asked by an older student was the only way Ginny would be able to go as she was a third year at the time. Ginny did not meet Michael until the end of the ball. Dean and Ernie had their own dates, and Ginny did not go out with Dean until after she dumped Michael.

Answer: She scolded him

Ginny scolded Harry, reminding him that she was possessed by Voldemort back in "Chamber of Secrets", and that he should have come to her for advice. Ginny then questioned Harry to see if he was possessed, and Harry answered all of her questions no, confirming that Harry was not possessed. Ginny also had Hermione and Ron question Harry about his dream to confirm he was not possessed.

Answer: He ordered the Dumbledore's Army members to blow up the shelves

Bellatrix threatened Ginny with torture if Harry did not hand over the prophecy. On the count of three, the Dumbledore's Army members blew up the shelves and ran in opposite directions. Ginny was grabbed by Rodolphus and broke her ankle, Luna blew up Pluto to get him off their tail, and the DA members met up in the Death Chamber where Death Eaters and Order battled it out. Bellatrix hit Sirius with a killing curse and he was blasted through the Veil. Harry chased after her and tried using Crucio on her but failed. During the fighting Neville tripped on the steps and broke his wand, his nose, and the prophecy (which smashed). Nobody there except Harry knew what the prophecy contained, as he had already heard it while using the Pensieve in Dumbledore's study.

Answer: She hated Fleur

Ginny hated Fleur, and called her a cow and Phlegm behind her back. After Bill got maimed by Greyback, she had no choice but to accept Fleur as her sister-in-law, and they became close friends. Ginny was made bridesmaid at Fleur's wedding, which unfortunately got crashed by the Death Eaters forcing them to flee.

Answer: After Ginny won a Quidditch match

After Harry hid his book, Ginny scolded him, she didn't give him a kiss (although a kiss at this point did happen in the movie, but not the book). Harry's second kiss with Ginny was after the funeral; that was when they broke up. Harry didn't receive his third kiss until his birthday which, unfortunately, Ron and Hermione interrupted.

Answer: Three

Ginny and Harry have three children: James, Albus, and Lily. Ron and Hermione have two: Rose and Hugo. Bill and Fleur have three: Victoire, Dominique,and Louis. Percy and his wife Audrey have two: Molly II and Lucy. George and his wife Angelina have two children: Fred II, named after George's deceased brother, and Roxanne.

In the epilogue of "Deathly Hallows" and the interlude of "Cursed Child", we see all of the family members of the Weasley clan gathered at the train station to see off their children. Percy has been made Secretary of Transportation (we can see him complaining about broomstick regulations); Hermione has been made Junior Minister and would be promoted to Minister of Magic within a few years time upon the retirement of Kingsley; our hero Harry Potter is now the Chief Auror and also the Secretary of Magical Law; Bill and Fleur still work at Gringotts and their children are in their final years at Hogwarts (James caught Teddy Lupin kissing his cousin Victoire behind a pillar and was told to leave); George, Angelina, and Ron run the joke shop, with Ron working part time with Harry as a hit wizard; and Ginny is the sports editor for the Daily Prophet. Recently she retired from Quidditch after playing several seasons with the Harpies. (During the World Cup she and Hermione gave Rita Skeeter payback for slandering them in her book and when they were growing up.)