1. Dragon
   Goose
2. Centaur

Norbert is a Norwegian Ridgeback dragon and later renamed "Norberta" when it turns out "he" is actually a "she."

1. Voles
   Gnomes
2. Goblins

Gnomes are constantly popping up in the Weasley garden, and pulling them is a regular chore since they have razor sharp teeth and tend to bite.

1. Fox
   Eagle
2. Rabbit

Half-eagle and half-horse, hippogriffs are all kind of temperamental but they are loyal when shown respect.

1. Fairies
   Unicorns
2. Merpeople

In Harry's world, mermaids and mermen are not beautiful sirens but creatures with grey skin and yellow teeth and eyes.

1. Kids under the age of eight
   Those who have seen death
2. Only female wizards

The winged, skeletal horses are invisible to most of the children at Hogwarts, who have not yet seen death.

1. Slytherin
   Ssssssspanish
2. Parseltongue

Harry — and Voldemort — are Parselmouths and can speak to snakes. It's not a skill that can be learned, it's innate and very rare.

1. Chocolate frogs
   Clothing
2. A wand

Dobby. the elf that helped Harry, was freed with the help of a sock.

1. The Black Family
   The Malfoy Family
2. Hagrid

Kreacher had to change his loyalty after he was gifted to Harry.

1. Avery
   Johnson
2. Fawkes

Fawkes lamented Dumbledore's death, and was never seen again.

1. Cat
   Lion
2. Stag

Just like Harry, James Potter's patronus was a male deer which complemented his wife's patronus, a doe.

1. Blonde hair
   Irresistible beauty
2. Weird laughter

Veela's are entrancingly — and sometimes dangerously — beautiful. These semi-humans have white-gold hair and shiny skin and have the ability to seduce with their dance.

1. Keeps you alive, but leaves you with a cursed life
   Prevents indigestion
2. Destroys dementors

While avoiding death may seem like a terrific deal, the life you lead will be marked with darkness.

1. Phoenix
   Golden Snidget
2. Dragon

Fawkes — Dumbledore's phoenix — had a feather in the wands of Harry and Voldemort.

1. Flying widget
   Mountain Troll
2. Giantess

The biggest and meanest of the troll breeds guard the Sorcerer's Stone. They can be up to twelve feet tall and weight over a tonne.

1. Rub the ears on the far right side
   Play him some music
2. Tug his tail

While they might look nasty as all get-out, just lull the pups to sleep with a song.

1. Griffin
   Eagle
2. Hippogriff

While Hagrid took care of the hippogriff, he eventually belonged to Harry.

1. Snowy Owl
   Barn Owl
2. Magical Owl

Harry's loyal owl Hedwig was a snowy owl, a species not native to Britain. He would often carry mail for Harry and was fiercely loyal.

1. Scabbers, Ron's rat
   Harry
2. Ron

Or more specifically, Peter Pettigrew in animagus form.

1. Dan
   Trevor
2. Errol

Poor Errol was an old bird, and not the sharpest beak in the bunch.

1. House elf
   Centaur
2. George Weasley's pet

Friendly with Hagrid, Firenze eventually becomes a professor at Hogwarts after years of living in the Forbidden Forest.

1. Gringott's guard
   Diagon Ally merchant
2. Voldemort's snake (and a horcrux)

Just to make his snake even scarier, Voldemort made it a Horcrux so it had a piece of his soul. She was a fiercely loyal servant.

1. Dragons
   Spiders
2. Goblins

Save the giant spider for the Forbidden Forest cause the dragons and goblins are sufficient security for the bank. Only goblins can open the vaults.

1. Aragog
   Eragorn
2. Arachnegor

While (only) loyal to Hagrid, that doesn't mean Aragog didn't want the best for his children.

1. Tom Riddle
   Harry Potter
2. Severus Snape

Other Parselmouths couldn't control her; only Slytherin's One True Heir could lay claim on her actions.

1. Blast-ended skrewt
   Blind skrewt
2. Whacking skrewt

Found in the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament, blast-ended skrewts moved about with a bang from their backsides. They're a dangerous (and illegal) cross between a crab and a scorpion that sting and can suck blood.

1. Cedric Diggory
   Mysterious child
2. Sphinx

A correct answer to the sphinx's riddle gets Harry closer to the cup in the Triwizard Tournament. They have the head of a human on the body of a lion like the famous Sphinx in Egypt.

1. Winged serpents
   Whatever a person fears most
2. Ghostly mist

While most shape-shifting boggarts are truly terrifying (like the Bludgeoning Boggart of Old London Town), Hermione's is just receiving failing grades.

1. Noisy ghoul
   Squealing bat
2. Flustered ghost

A bit different than a ghost, the Weasleys' ghoul is harmless but loud. They are like a slimy, buck-toothed ogre that commonly lives in a wizard's home eating moths and spiders.

1. A person whose death came violently
   Dark Arts practitioner
2. A wizard

Only wizards can become ghosts, if they so choose.

1. Leader of the Giants
   Ministry of Magic Chief of Security
2. Neville Longbottom's distant relation

In order to be safe in giants' territory, someone must present Gurg with a gift. Gurg is the biggest (and laziest) of the giants.