Harry Potter - Quiz
A) 1990 B) 1995 C) 1988 D) 1997
A) At home B) On a train C) At a coffee shop D) In a library
A) Jim Dale B) Stephen Fry C) Bloomsbury D) Christopher Little
A) Twelve B) Five C) Twenty D) Ten
A) Scholastic B) Audible C) Bloomsbury D) Pottermore
A) Nine to eleven B) Twelve to fifteen C) Sixteen to eighteen D) Five to eight
A) To follow a publishing tradition B) To hide her identity from her family C) To appeal to male readers D) To sound more professional
A) Kathleen B) Karen C) Kate D) Kim
A) 2 July 1998 B) 21 July 2007 C) 1 September 1998 D) 26 June 1997
A) Amazon B) Scholastic C) Bloomsbury D) Pottermore
A) $50,000 B) $207,000 C) $1,000,000 D) $105,000
A) Fear that readers wouldn't associate 'philosopher' with magic B) Legal copyright issues C) To differentiate it from the movie D) The original title was too long
A) Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix B) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows C) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire D) Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
A) 21 June 2003 B) 21 July 2007 C) 16 July 2005 D) 8 July 2000
A) Jim Dale B) Stephen Fry C) Christopher Little D) J.K. Rowling
A) Jim Dale B) J.K. Rowling C) Stephen Fry D) Scholastic
A) Amazon B) Scholastic C) Pottermore D) Bloomsbury
A) Over a trillion B) Over a million C) Over a billion D) Over five hundred million
A) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire B) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets C) Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince D) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
A) The Holy Grail B) The Round Table C) The Lady of the Lake D) The sword in the stone
A) Sleeping Beauty B) Cinderella C) Snow White D) Rapunzel
A) 1289 B) 1350 C) 1190 D) 1412
A) 15th-century alchemist B) 13th-century monk C) 14th-century scribe D) 12th-century knight
A) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight B) Le Morte d'Arthur C) Claris et Laris D) Perceval
A) Epic poetry B) Psychomachia C) Tragedy D) Satire
A) Maria Nikolajeva B) Kathryn Lorenz C) Heather Arden D) Joy Farmer
A) Harry Potter B) Voldemort C) Severus Snape D) Dumbledore
A) Albus Dumbledore B) Minerva McGonagall C) Sirius Black D) Remus Lupin
A) Wax B) Lead C) Clay D) Gold
A) The importance of friendship B) The triumph of good over evil C) The power of love D) Living beyond death
A) Fantasy literature B) Historical fiction C) Non-fiction D) Science fiction
A) Fable B) Bildungsroman C) Parable D) Epic
A) Third person limited B) First person limited C) First person omniscient D) Third person objective
A) Philosopher's Stone B) Goblet of Fire C) Deathly Hallows D) Half-Blood Prince
A) Medieval romance B) Cyberpunk C) British children's boarding school D) Gothic horror
A) Rudyard Kipling B) Thomas Hughes C) Enid Blyton D) Frank Richards
A) A chosen one B) An everychild C) A dark wizard D) A tragic hero
A) Squibs B) Muggles C) Civilians D) Normals
A) Prisoner of Azkaban B) Deathly Hallows C) Order of the Phoenix D) Philosopher's Stone
A) Aptronyms B) Anonyms C) Patronyms D) Pseudonyms
A) London B) The Ministry of Magic C) Diagon Alley D) Hogwarts
A) Barty Crouch Jr B) Cedric Diggory C) Tom Riddle D) Draco Malfoy
A) Pettigrew B) Draco Malfoy C) Barty Crouch Jr D) Snape
A) Barty Crouch, Jr B) Severus Snape C) Horace Slughorn D) Peter Pettigrew
A) Horace Slughorn B) Dolores Umbridge C) Albus Dumbledore D) Severus Snape
A) Dumbledore's Army B) The Order of the Phoenix C) The Ministry Squad D) The Death Eaters
A) Harry B) Ron C) Dumbledore D) Sirius
A) Alastor Moody B) Horace Slughorn C) Barty Crouch Jr D) Severus Snape
A) A Pensieve B) A crystal ball C) A portrait D) A mirror
A) Hallows B) Patronuses C) Runes D) Horcruxes
A) Voldemort B) Professor Snape C) Draco Malfoy D) Barty Crouch Jr
A) A Death Eater B) Snape C) Voldemort D) Nagini
A) A ghost B) A silver doe Patronus C) A map D) A dream
A) He can speak to snakes B) He is related to Voldemort C) He is a Horcrux D) He is the master of death
A) One B) Three C) Four D) Two
A) The protection Lily gave him B) The Sword of Gryffindor C) Dumbledore's help D) The Elder Wand
A) Charms B) Potions C) Transfiguration D) Defence Against the Dark Arts
A) George R.R. Martin B) J. K. Rowling C) Roald Dahl D) J.R.R. Tolkien
A) Five B) Seven C) Eight D) Six
A) Lightning-shaped B) A star C) A crescent moon D) A circle
A) Gryffindor B) Ravenclaw C) Slytherin D) Hufflepuff
A) Basilisk B) Dragon C) Phoenix D) Troll
A) Invisibility B) Apparition C) Parseltongue D) Legilimency
A) Portkey B) Sneakoscope C) Floo powder D) Time Turner
A) Dragons B) Dementors C) Goblins D) House-elves
A) Severus Snape B) Albus Dumbledore C) Remus Lupin D) Quirinus Quirrell
A) The Marauder's Map B) The Deathly Hallows diary C) Tom Marvolo Riddle's diary D) The daily prophet
A) Chicago B) New York C) Edinburgh D) London
A) His parents B) Himself as Head Boy C) The Sorcerer's Stone D) Voldemort defeated
A) Ancestry B) Courage C) Love D) Magic ability
A) Her mother died B) She moved to London C) She finished the draft D) She got married
A) Quirrell B) Draco Malfoy C) Dumbledore D) Snape
A) As biological traits B) As inherent attributes C) As predetermined fates D) As choices
A) Follow authority blindly B) Become the authority C) Ignore authority D) Question authority
A) Mutable B) Binary C) Final D) Non-existent
A) Adolescence B) Aging C) Marriage D) Retirement
A) Exclusivity B) Isolationism C) Totalitarianism D) Tolerance
A) More than 80 B) Over 200 C) Less than 20 D) Exactly 50
A) Ancient Greek B) Sanskrit C) Old Norse D) Hieroglyphics
A) Viktor Golyshev B) Sevin Okyay C) Mika Launis D) Thomas Taylor
A) Secrecy prevented translation until the English release B) Lack of qualified translators C) High costs of international shipping D) Printing press shortages
A) Mary GrandPré B) Jason Cockroft C) Thomas Taylor D) Cliff Wright
A) Arial B) Cochin Bold C) Comic Sans D) Times New Roman
A) Slytherin's locket B) A golden snitch C) The Hogwarts Express D) A portrait of Harry
A) Mika Launis B) Kazu Kibuishi C) Mary GrandPré D) Thomas Taylor
A) 250 million B) 1 billion C) More than 600 million D) 100 million
A) 2000 B) 2007 C) 1997 D) 2018
A) Bloomsbury B) The New York Times C) Warner Bros. Pictures D) Guinness World Records
A) Anime-influenced B) Abstract art C) Photographic D) Classic watercolour
A) The Glasgow Herald B) The Observer C) The Scotsman D) The Times
A) Charles Dickens B) A.S. Byatt C) J.R.R. Tolkien D) Roald Dahl
A) The New York Times B) The Daily Telegraph C) The Guardian D) The Observer
A) A. N. Wilson B) Harold Bloom C) Anthony Holden D) Ron Charles
A) Readable, saleable, everyday, useful B) Pedestrian and ungrammatical C) Poetic and complex D) Richly textured and classic
A) Stephen King B) Charles Taylor C) A. N. Wilson D) Anthony Holden
A) Shakespearean plays B) Lord of the Rings C) Contemporary celebrity biographies D) Oliver Twist or A House for Mr Biswas
A) The Brexit referendum B) The 2008 economic crisis C) The 2016 Donald Trump presidential campaign D) The Cold War
A) A.S. Byatt B) Tolkien C) Charles Dickens D) Roald Dahl |
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