1.
How many limbs did Professor Kettleburn have left at the time of his retirement? How many limbs did Professor Kettleburn have left at the time of his retirement?
Correct Answer
B. One arm and one leg
Explanation
Professor Kettleburn had one arm and one leg left at the time of his retirement. This suggests that he had lost some of his limbs throughout his career, leaving him with only one arm and one leg remaining.
2.
Riding his pony into life threatening danger, Sir Cadogan defeated which ferocious beast?
Correct Answer
A. Wyvern of Wye
Explanation
Sir Cadogan defeated the Wyvern of Wye, a ferocious beast, while riding his pony into life-threatening danger.
3.
Elderly witches and wizards still use the saying “I’ll take Cadogan’s pony’ to mean:
Correct Answer
C. ‘I’ll salvage the best I can from a tricky situation!’
Explanation
The saying "I'll take Cadogan's pony" is used by elderly witches and wizards to mean that they will salvage the best they can from a tricky situation. This suggests that they are resourceful and determined, willing to make the most of a difficult or challenging circumstance. The saying implies a sense of resilience and the ability to find a solution or make the best out of a tough situation.
4.
Where did James Potter first meet Vernon Dursley?
Correct Answer
B. A Restaurant
Explanation
James Potter first met Vernon Dursley in a restaurant.
5.
What muggle did Minerva McGonagall fall in love and get engaged to before having to leave without warning to avoid the same fate as her mother Isobel?
Correct Answer
A. Dougal McGregor
Explanation
Minerva McGonagall fell in love and got engaged to Dougal McGregor before having to leave without warning to avoid the same fate as her mother Isobel.
6.
What man proposed to Minerva McGonagall during a summertime stroll around the lake of the Hogwarts grounds?
Correct Answer
B. ElpHinstone Urquart
Explanation
Elphinstone Urquart is the correct answer because he proposed to Minerva McGonagall during a summertime stroll around the lake of the Hogwarts grounds.
7.
Armand Malfoy, arrived as the first Malfoy to come into Britain as part of what invading army?
Correct Answer
A. William the Conqueror
Explanation
Armand Malfoy arrived in Britain as part of William the Conqueror's invading army.
8.
Although fiercely denied by future generations the first Lucius Malfoy aspired to marry and was rebuked by which muggle Queen?
Correct Answer
D. Elizabeth I
Explanation
The correct answer is Elizabeth I. The question is referring to the first Lucius Malfoy, who is a character from the Harry Potter series. According to the series, Lucius Malfoy, a pure-blood wizard, aspired to marry a muggle queen but was rejected by Queen Elizabeth I. This information is part of the backstory and history of the Malfoy family in the Harry Potter universe.
9.
During the time period of Hogwarts founding, muggles were not only accepted, but often considered to be particularly gifted. What then affectionate name were they often called?
Correct Answer
C. Magbobs
10.
Which Hogwarts caretaker devised an elaborate trap, baited with weapons in order to expel Peeves from the castle once and for all?
Correct Answer
D. Rancorous Carpe
11.
Who is widely believed, though never proven, to be the author of the “Pure-Blood Directory” published in the early 1930s?
Correct Answer
B. Cantankerus Nott
Explanation
Cantankerus Nott is widely believed to be the author of the "Pure-Blood Directory" published in the early 1930s, although this has never been proven.
12.
Although the Fat Friar is considered genial and good natured, for what does he harbor resentment?
Correct Answer
A. Never being made a cardinal
Explanation
The Fat Friar harbors resentment for never being made a cardinal. This suggests that he desired a higher position within the church hierarchy and felt overlooked or unappreciated for his contributions. This resentment may stem from a sense of personal ambition or a belief that he deserved more recognition for his dedication and service.
13.
What action caused Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington to be exectuted (poorly exectuted) ?
Correct Answer
D. Attempting to beautify a lady in waiting resulting in her sprouting tusks
Explanation
Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington was executed poorly because he attempted to beautify a lady in waiting, which resulted in her sprouting tusks. This action was seen as a failure and a grotesque transformation, leading to his execution.
14.
Remus Lupin’s father Lyall Lupin was considered a world-renowned authority on which magical creatures?
Correct Answer
B. Non-Human Spirituous Apparitions
Explanation
Lyall Lupin, the father of Remus Lupin, was considered a world-renowned authority on Non-Human Spirituous Apparitions. This means that he was highly knowledgeable and respected in the field of magical creatures that are not human but exist in a spiritual or ghostly form. It suggests that Lyall Lupin had extensive expertise and research in this specific area of magical creatures.
15.
Which dark wizard killed Remus Lupin in the battle of Hogwarts?
Correct Answer
D. Dolohov
Explanation
Dolohov is the correct answer because he is known to be a dark wizard and was present during the battle of Hogwarts. He was a skilled duelist and had a reputation for being ruthless. Additionally, Dolohov had a personal vendetta against Remus Lupin as he was responsible for the death of Dolohov's father during the first wizarding war. Therefore, it is likely that Dolohov killed Lupin in the battle.
16.
How many children does Mr. Ollivander have?
Correct Answer
C. One son and one daughter
Explanation
Mr. Ollivander has one son and one daughter.
17.
Which Hogwart house was Gilderoy Lockhart sorted into?
Correct Answer
A. Ravenclaw
Explanation
Gilderoy Lockhart was sorted into Ravenclaw because he possessed traits that were valued by the house, such as intelligence, wit, and a love for learning. Ravenclaw is known for being home to the most academically-minded students at Hogwarts, and Lockhart, being a famous author and skilled wizard, would have fit in well with this house.
18.
Dolores Umbridge’s father had this job in the wizarding community?
Correct Answer
C. Magical Maintenance at the Ministry of Magic
Explanation
Dolores Umbridge's father had the job of Magical Maintenance at the Ministry of Magic in the wizarding community.
19.
Dolores Umbridge started her career working where?
Correct Answer
A. Improper Use of Magic Office
Explanation
Dolores Umbridge started her career working in the Improper Use of Magic Office.
20.
Who did J.K Rowling originally intend to give Harry information on the deathy hallows, before changing it to Phineas Nigellus Black.
Correct Answer
C. Florean Fortescue
21.
When was the Minestry of Magic formally established?
Correct Answer
A. 1707 A.D.
Explanation
The Ministry of Magic was formally established in 1707 A.D. This can be inferred from the given options where 1707 A.D. is the only year mentioned.
22.
Who’s portrait hangs in the Muggle Prime Minester’s office?
Correct Answer
B. Ulick Gamp
Explanation
In the Muggle Prime Minister's office, the portrait that hangs is of Ulick Gamp.
23.
Who is the first female prime minister of magic?
Correct Answer
B. Artemisia Lufkin
Explanation
Artemisia Lufkin is the correct answer because she is the first female prime minister of magic. Ginevra Griffendor, Eloise Diggory, and Lucinda Lestrange are not mentioned as prime ministers of magic, so they are not the correct answers.
24.
Most of the inferi Lord Voldemort kept in the lake inside the cave were once what?
Correct Answer
C. Homeless muggles
Explanation
The correct answer is "Homeless muggles." This is evident from the description of the inferi being kept in the lake inside the cave. The term "inferi" refers to reanimated dead bodies, and in this case, they were specifically mentioned as homeless muggles.
25.
Where are Thestrals native to?
Correct Answer
A. British Isles and Ireland
Explanation
The correct answer is British Isles and Ireland. Thestrals, a magical creature in the Harry Potter series, are native to these regions. They are described as skeletal, black-winged horses that can only be seen by those who have witnessed death. They are known for their ability to fly and their association with death and the afterlife.
26.
In what century did Hogwarts expand the plumbing to create bathrooms (before this they would simply relieve themselves where they stood and vanish the evidence)?
Correct Answer
B. 18th century
Explanation
In the Harry Potter series, Hogwarts expanded its plumbing to create bathrooms in the 18th century. Before this, students and staff would relieve themselves where they stood and use magic to vanish the evidence. This expansion in the 18th century suggests that the wizarding community at Hogwarts recognized the need for more sanitary facilities and adapted to modern plumbing practices during that time period.
27.
Which Slytherin Descendent protected the Chamber of Secrets during the installation of Moaning Myrtles Bathroom?
Correct Answer
A. Corvinus Gaunt
Explanation
Corvinus Gaunt is the correct answer because he is a descendant of Salazar Slytherin and is known for protecting the Chamber of Secrets during the installation of Moaning Myrtle's bathroom. He is a member of the Gaunt family, which is closely related to the Slytherin bloodline.
28.
How many Wizarding Schools are there in the World?
Correct Answer
C. 11
Explanation
There are a total of 11 Wizarding Schools in the world.
29.
What wizard took over control of Durmstrang institute after the mysterious death of Nerida Vulchanova?
Correct Answer
A. Harfang Munter
Explanation
After the mysterious death of Nerida Vulchanova, Harfang Munter took over control of Durmstrang institute.
30.
In what down did Petunia, Lilly, and Snape all grow up ?
Correct Answer
B. Cokeworth
Explanation
Petunia, Lilly, and Snape all grew up in Cokeworth.
31.
This famous place is believed to have been built in the early 1500’s and has the formal address of 1 Diagon Alley?
Correct Answer
D. Leaky Cauldron
Explanation
The correct answer is the Leaky Cauldron. The Leaky Cauldron is a famous place in the Harry Potter series and is believed to have been built in the early 1500s. It has the formal address of 1 Diagon Alley.
32.
The leaky Cauldron offers a 100 Galleon prize to any person who can do what?
Correct Answer
B. Finish a pint of Gamp’s Old Gregarious Beer
33.
Which Minister of Magic came up with the idea of the Knight Bus in 1865?
Correct Answer
D. Dugald McpHail
Explanation
Dugald McPhail is the correct answer as he is the Minister of Magic who came up with the idea of the Knight Bus in 1865. The Knight Bus is a magical double-decker bus that provides transportation for stranded witches and wizards. It is known for its ability to appear instantly when needed and for its unconventional driving style. The idea of the Knight Bus was a significant contribution to the wizarding world's transportation system and was implemented by McPhail during his tenure as Minister of Magic.
34.
What professor wrote the book “ The Philosophy of the mundane: Why the Muggles Prefer Not to Know”?
Correct Answer
A. Professor Egg
Explanation
The correct answer is Professor Egg.
35.
Who invented floo powder in the thirteenth century?
Correct Answer
C. Ignatia Wildsmith
Explanation
Ignatia Wildsmith is the correct answer because she is credited with inventing floo powder in the thirteenth century. Floo powder is a magical substance used in the Harry Potter series that allows witches and wizards to travel through fireplaces and communicate with each other.
36.
As an irate Healer Rutherford Poke said in 2010, one scoop of floo powder costs how much?
Correct Answer
B. 2 Sickles
Explanation
The correct answer is 2 Sickles. In the Harry Potter series, floo powder is used to travel through fireplaces. Healer Rutherford Poke mentioned that one scoop of floo powder costs 2 Sickles.
37.
Who designed the firebolt?
Correct Answer
D. RandolpH Spudmore
Explanation
Randolph Spudmore is the correct answer because he designed the firebolt. The question asks about the designer of the firebolt, and Randolph Spudmore is the only option provided that matches this description. Xavier Nimbus, Andros Nimblewood, and Blenheim Bolt are not mentioned as designers of the firebolt, making them incorrect choices.
38.
According to Professor Saul Croaker, who has Spent his entire career studying time-magic, what is the longest period that may be relived without the possibility of serious harm to the traveler?
Correct Answer
B. 5 Hours
Explanation
Professor Saul Croaker, an expert in time-magic, has conducted extensive research on the subject. Based on his findings, he has determined that the longest period that can be relived without any significant harm to the traveler is 5 hours. This suggests that any longer period of time could potentially have adverse effects on the individual engaging in time travel.
39.
In 1899 what which attempted to travel far back in time, subsequently becoming trapped in the year 1402 and causing massive time shifts?
Correct Answer
A. Eloise Mintumble
Explanation
Eloise Mintumble attempted to travel far back in time in 1899 but became trapped in the year 1402, causing massive time shifts.
40.
Who awards the Order of Merlin?
Correct Answer
B. Wizengamot
Explanation
The Wizengamot awards the Order of Merlin. The Wizengamot is the highest judicial authority in the wizarding world and is responsible for making important decisions and passing laws. The Order of Merlin is a prestigious award given to witches and wizards who have shown exceptional bravery or made significant contributions to the wizarding community. Therefore, it makes sense that the Wizengamot, as the governing body, would be the one to award this honor.
41.
According to the book “The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection: by Quentin Trimble, the zombie dwells only in this part of the world?
Correct Answer
D. Southern America
Explanation
The book "The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection" by Quentin Trimble states that zombies only exist in Southern America. This suggests that the zombie phenomenon is specific to this region and not found in Northern Europe, Egypt, or Eastern Asia.
42.
What happened to the Dark wizard Raczidian when he attempted to produce a patronus?
Correct Answer
B. He was devoured by maggots
43.
Angus Buchanan is famous world-wide among wizards for what book?
Correct Answer
C. “My Life as a Squib”
Explanation
Angus Buchanan is famous worldwide among wizards for his book "My Life as a Squib".
44.
The Azkaban fortress, a fortress originally inhabited by this dark wizard who lured muggle sailures to torture and kill them with dark magic.
Correct Answer
A. Ekrizdis
Explanation
Ekrizdis is the correct answer because the question states that the fortress was originally inhabited by a dark wizard who lured muggle sailors to torture and kill them with dark magic. Since none of the other options are mentioned in the given information, Ekrizdis is the only logical choice.
45.
This 19th Century Wizard invented the dungbomb?
Correct Answer
B. Alberic Grunnion
Explanation
Alberic Grunnion is the correct answer because he is the 19th Century Wizard who is credited with inventing the dungbomb.
46.
Who won the 1430 All-England Wizarding Dueling Competition?
Correct Answer
D. Alberta Toothill
Explanation
Alberta Toothill won the 1430 All-England Wizarding Dueling Competition.
47.
This one-eyed hump-backed witch is famous for developing a cure to Dragon pox?
Correct Answer
D. Gunhilda of Gorsemoor
Explanation
Gunhilda of Gorsemoor is the correct answer because she is the one-eyed hump-backed witch who is famous for developing a cure to Dragon pox.
48.
Who founded the village of Hogsmeade?
Correct Answer
B. Hengist of Woodcroft
Explanation
Hengist of Woodcroft is the correct answer because he founded the village of Hogsmeade.
49.
This dark wizard is known to be the arch enemy of Merlin?
Correct Answer
C. Morgana
Explanation
Morgana is known to be the arch enemy of Merlin. She is a dark wizard who is often depicted as a sorceress or enchantress in Arthurian legends. Morgana is known for her magical abilities and her desire to harm and oppose Merlin. Throughout the stories, she is portrayed as a powerful adversary who constantly tries to undermine and defeat Merlin, making her his arch enemy.
50.
This flamboyant wizard entertainer disappeared while tap dancing in front of a crowd in Plainswick and was never seen again?
Correct Answer
A. Xavier Rastrick
Explanation
The correct answer is Xavier Rastrick. This is because the question states that the flamboyant wizard entertainer disappeared while tap dancing in front of a crowd in Plainswick and was never seen again. Since Xavier Rastrick is the only character mentioned in the options, it can be inferred that he is the one who disappeared.