The Deathly Hallows - Part 1 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Hedwig gives him away.

Harry's snowy owl, Hedwig, swoops onto the scene and attacks one of the chasers. A Death Eater then sends the killing curse in her direction. Hedwig's efforts to save this particular Harry mean the Death Eaters are able to single him out as the real one. Voldemort is alerted to this news and catches up with Harry just before they reach The Burrow, but his attempts at killing him are thwarted by Harry's wand.

Answer: False

It is in fact Fred's twin brother George who gets his ear cursed off whilst flying through the skies disguised as Harry Potter. He is rushed into The Burrow and laid on the sofa where he cracks a rather funny ear joke to his worried brother. George is played by Oliver Phelps, whose brother James Phelps also appears in the film as twin brother, Fred.

Answer: Elphias Doge

Elphias Doge went to school with Dumbledore and grew up around his family. This resulted in him writing a piece about him in "The Daily Prophet". Harry, desperate for information on his quest to discover horcruxes, is intrigued and engages in conversation with Elphias. Elphias is played by popular English T.V actor David Ryall.

Answer: Tottenham Court Road

Hermione brings Ron and Harry to Tottenham Court Road, it's the first place that pops into her head. Tottenham Court Road is one of the major roads in London. 'The Bank Job', a popular film from 2008, also featured scenes that were shot on the famous Tottenham Court Road.

Answer: A wreath

Hermione waves her wand and creates a wreath with white flowers to lay beside Harry's parents grave. Wreaths are a combination of leaves, flowers and sometimes other objects arranged in a circular doughnut shape. They are most commonly seen hung on peoples doors at Christmas time although they are also widely used for other occasions too.

Answer: Gryffindor

The sword of Gryffindor made it's first appearance in the 'Harry Potter' films in 'The Chamber of Secrets' when Harry pulled it from the sorting hat. It is an ancient sword, made by goblins that Hermione discovers can destroy horcruxes, after its encounter with the basilik. Harry finds the sword at the bottom of a frozen pond, he cracks the ice and dives in to retrieve it but the horcrux around his neck prevents him from doing so. Ron luckily realises that Harry is in trouble and pulls him and the sword from the freezing water.

Answer: The resurrection stone, the elder wand and the invisibility cloak

Xenophilius Lovegood brings to light the Deathly Hallows quest. The story goes that the resurrection stone, the elder wand and the invisibilty cloak united will make the bearer master of death. The resurrection stone can bring people back from the dead, but they are unhappy as they do not belong.

The elder wand has powers like no other and the invisibilty cloak gives long lasting and inpenetrable invisibility to the wearer. After hearing the tale Harry is of two minds as to whether he should find and destroy horcruxes or go after the Deathly Hallows.

Answer: Chandelier

Ron, Harry and Dobby have to rescue Hermione from the clutches of Bellatrix Lestrange. A chandelier falls from the ceiling breaking Bellatrix and Hermione apart and allowing Harry and the others to escape. Chandeliers are decorative ceiling lights, usually covered with crystals and beads to give a fanciful feel.

Answer: Ralph Fiennes

Ralph Nathaniel Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes (Ralph Fiennes) is a British actor who was born in Suffolk, England. He has appeared in many popular movies, including: 'Schindler's List', 'The English Patient' and 'Clash of the Titans'. He transforms into an evil, snake-like Tom Riddle (Lord Voldemort) for the 'Harry Potter' films.

Answer: Steve Kloves

The film is based on J.K. Rowling's novel, as we all know, but the script adaptation is written by Steve Kloves. Steve Kloves was born in Texas and has worked on all of the 'Harry Potter' films except 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix'. He is famous for his clever interpretations of novels and his future works will include the Marvel Comic sequel 'The Amazing Spider Man'.