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