"The Boy Who Lived" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Doughnut

Uncle Vernon's office was on the ninth floor and he sat with his back to the window. He did not see the owls sweep past in broad daylight.

Answer: Jim

His name was Jim McGuffin. The newsreader was called Ted.

Answer: Ginger

Harry used to have to stay with Mrs Figg, who lived two streets away from Privet Drive, when the Dursleys went out for the day.

Answer: Cheap lemon ice lolly

Harry only got this because the lady in the van asked him what he wanted before the Dursleys could hurry away.

Answer: First Class

We find this out when Harry reads the first letter from Hogwarts, given to him by Hagrid.

Answer: "Curses and Countercurses" by Professor Vindictus Virididin

Harry does however see this book in Flourish and Blotts.

Answer: "A treasure that was never yours"

Gringotts is the wizarding bank; it is a snowy white building.

Answer: Willow, ten and a quarter inches

Lily's wand was good for charm work, according to Mr Ollivander, who sells wands in Diagon Alley. The Mahogany one belonged to James Potter while the Oak one used to belong to Hagrid. Holly and Phoenix feather, eleven inches becomes Harry's wand. Mr Ollivander also says that the wand chooses the wizard, not the other way round.

Answer: "A ready mind"

"Or yet in wise old Ravenclaw, if you've a ready mind, where those of wit and learning will always find their kind". "Cunning folk" belong in Slytherin; "Just and loyal" belong in Hufflepuff while those "Brave at heart" belong in Gryfinndor.

Answer: Mahogany

It has a long tail of neat straight twigs and "Nimbus Two Thousand" written in gold near the top.

Answer: Romania

Harry is pleased to stay at Hogwarts for Christmas; Ron is staying too. Mr and Mrs Weasley are going to visit Charlie, Ron's older brother, who cares for dragons.

Answer: A fifty pence piece

Ron is very interested in the shape of the coin.Harry gets a hand made knitted emerald green jumper and a box of home-made fudge from Mrs Weasley, a flute from Hagrid, Chocolate Frogs from Hermione, and an Invisibility Cloak, which used to belong to his father. There is nothing in the note, what comes with the cloak, to say whom it is from.

Answer: "Locomotor Mortis"

Snape is the referee at the Quidditch game between Gryffindor and Hufflepuff. Hermione plans to perform the Leg-Locker curse on Snape if he tries to jinx Harry's broom. She gets the idea because Malfoy did it to Neville.

Answer: Saturday

It happens at midnight on a Saturday, Harry and Hermione bring Norbert up to the highest astronomy tower, using the Invisibility cloak. Malfoy follows them, but Professor McGonagall catches him and gives him a detention. But Harry and Hermione leave the cloak at the top of the tower and are caught by Argus Filch, the school caretaker. They are given detention too. Neville is also given a detention as he tries to warn Hermione and Harry that Malfoy knows about Norbert.

Answer: Harry

Neville didn't go with them through the trapdoor. Hermione distracts Fluffy, the three headed dog, by playing the flute what Hagrid made for Harry, to send him asleep.