Harry Potter Death Potions! Trivia Quiz
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Hello Potterheads, are you ready to take a new trivia quiz based on death potions in Harry Potter movies? If so, you guys are most welcome. We will ask basic questions about the death potion in this quiz. Generally, a death potion is a powerful black potion that sends the drinker into a deathlike slumber. So, if you consider yourself a die-hard fan of Harry Potter, you need to score more than 80% to prove your true love. Do you think you can do so? Go for it, then.
- 1.
Who oversees the use of the Death Potion?
- A.
Ministry of Magic
- B.
Magical Congress of the USA
- C.
Faculty at Hogwarts
- D.
Dumbledore
Correct Answer
B. Magical Congress of the USAExplanation
The Magical Congress of the USA is responsible for overseeing the use of the Death Potion. As the governing body of the magical community in the United States, it has the authority to regulate and monitor the usage of dangerous potions like the Death Potion. This ensures that the potion is not misused or falls into the wrong hands, maintaining safety and control over its distribution and use. The Ministry of Magic, Faculty at Hogwarts, and Dumbledore do not have jurisdiction over the Magical Congress of the USA, making them unlikely candidates for overseeing the use of this potion.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What color is the Death Potion?
- A.
Red
- B.
Green
- C.
Varies depending on the viewer
- D.
Black
Correct Answer
D. BlackExplanation
The correct answer is black because traditionally, the color black is associated with death and darkness. In many cultures, black is seen as the color of mourning and is often used to symbolize death. Therefore, it is likely that the Death Potion would be depicted as black in color.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What is the last thing the condemned person sees?
- A.
Their happiest memories
- B.
The executioner's face
- C.
Nothing
- D.
A black endless hole
Correct Answer
A. Their happiest memoriesExplanation
The correct answer is "Their happiest memories". This suggests that in their final moments, the condemned person's mind focuses on their happiest memories, perhaps as a way to find solace or comfort in their last moments. This could be seen as a coping mechanism or a way to find peace before facing their fate.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What is the condemned person bound to?
- A.
A plastic chair
- B.
A wooden stand
- C.
A wooden chair
- D.
A plastic stand
Correct Answer
C. A wooden chairExplanation
The condemned person is bound to a wooden chair. This is likely because a wooden chair would be more sturdy and secure compared to a plastic chair or stand. Additionally, a wooden chair may be more commonly used in execution settings due to its availability and durability.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who's death sentence was a failure in 1926?
- A.
Christina Goldstein
- B.
Porpentina Fanks
- C.
Harry Potter
- D.
Porpentina Goldstein
Correct Answer
D. Porpentina GoldsteinExplanation
Porpentina Goldstein's death sentence was a failure in 1926.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Where is the Death Potion kept?
- A.
The Death Cell at the Magical Congress of the USA
- B.
Hogwarts
- C.
In a glass
- D.
Death Cell at the Ministry of Magic
Correct Answer
A. The Death Cell at the Magical Congress of the USAExplanation
The Death Potion is kept in the Death Cell at the Magical Congress of the USA. This suggests that the Magical Congress of the USA has a designated area specifically for storing dangerous substances like the Death Potion. The other options, Hogwarts, in a glass, and Death Cell at the Ministry of Magic, do not mention the specific location where the Death Potion is kept.Rate this question:
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- 7.
How was the Death Sentence carried out?
- A.
Death Potion was thrown on the condemned
- B.
The chair with the condemned was lowered as the bubbling black Death Potion was rising
- C.
The condemned was forced to drink the Death Potion
- D.
The Death Potion was poured from above the condemned while the chair holding them was raised
Correct Answer
B. The chair with the condemned was lowered as the bubbling black Death Potion was risingExplanation
The correct answer is that the chair with the condemned was lowered as the bubbling black Death Potion was rising. This suggests that the Death Potion was a form of execution method, where the condemned person was placed in a chair and lowered while the Death Potion was rising. This method implies that the Death Potion was likely a lethal substance that caused death upon contact or ingestion.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What was Newt Scamander and Tina Goldstein sentenced to death for?
- A.
Stealing the Pensive from Hogwarts
- B.
Attempting to kill Harry Potter
- C.
Violating the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy
- D.
Violation of the no contact order with Dumbledore
Correct Answer
C. Violating the International Statute of Wizarding SecrecyExplanation
Newt Scamander and Tina Goldstein were sentenced to death for violating the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy. This suggests that they had revealed or exposed the existence of the wizarding world to non-magical individuals, which is strictly forbidden. The severity of the punishment indicates the importance of maintaining the secrecy and hiding the magical world from the non-magical population.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Who saved Tina from dying by the Death Potion?
- A.
Newt and his Swooping Evil
- B.
Harry and Hedwig
- C.
Luna and Ron
- D.
Dumbledore
Correct Answer
A. Newt and his Swooping EvilExplanation
Newt and his Swooping Evil saved Tina from dying by the Death Potion.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which Potion is the Death Potion similar to?
- A.
Black Death
- B.
Cream of Death
- C.
The Draught of the Living Death
- D.
Iced Death
Correct Answer
C. The Draught of the Living DeathExplanation
The Death Potion is similar to the Draught of the Living Death.Rate this question:
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