1. Fleamont Potter
   Linfred of Stinchcombe
2. James Potter
   Ralston Potter

Linfred of Stinchcombe was a 12th-century wizard and potioneer who was given the nickname "the Potterer" because he enjoyed "pottering about his garden" and after a few years became Potter. He fathered several children, one of whom was Hardwin Potter.

1. Padfoot
   Moony
2. Prongs
   Wormtail

The Marauders were a group of Gryffindor students; Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew and James Potter, who attended Hogwarts from 1971-1978 and were responsible for creating the Maurauder's Map. They each had nicknames, with James's own being Prongs because of the prongs of his animagus.

1. A doe
   A stag
2. A hare
   A cat

Lily Potter's patronus to the form of a doe while her husband and son's took the form of a stag.

1. In a car crash
   In a terrorist bombing
2. Of a sickness
   In a freak accident

The Durselys told Harry that his parents died in a car crash when he was just a baby, but the truth was revealed to Harry when Hagrid went to pick him up to take him to Hogwarts.

1. Draught of Peace
   Felix Felicis
2. Polyjuice Potion​
   Skele-gro

The Potter family created many successful potions which accounts for their large fortune. His ancestor Linfred of Stinchcombe developed the skele-gro and pepperup potions, while his grandfather Fleamont, developed the sleekeazy's hair potion.

1. 12", ash, unicorn tail hair
   11", mahogany
2. 10 1/4", willow
   13 1/2", yew, phoenix feather

Lily Potter's wand specs are 10 1/4", willow, with an unknown core. If you knew this one, count yourself as very Potter-wise!

1. James Potter
   Harry Potter
2. Lily Potter
   Ginevra​ Potter

The quote, "Working hard is important. But there is something that matters even more, believing in yourself” was said by Harry Potter in the Order of the Phoenix. He said it while addressing Dumbledore's Army in the Room of Requirement.

1. 10,000 galleons
   The marauder's​ map
2. The elder wand
   The​ invisibility cloak

The cloak of invisibility was passed down to Iolanthe Peverell, the daughter of Ignotus Peverell, as her generation lacked male heirs. After her marriage to Hardwin Potter, she explained to him that it is a tradition of her family to pass it down to the oldest male heir in each generation, making Harry Potter a direct descendant.

1. Hermione Granger and Padma Patil
   Lily Potter and Luna Lovegood
2. Moaning Myrtle and Professor McGonagal
   Molly Weasley and Fleur Delacour​

Lily Luna Potter is the youngest child of Harry Potter and Ginevra Potter. She was named to honor her paternal grandmother, Lily Potter and a good friend of her parents, Luna Lovegood.

1. 10,000 galleons
   25,000 galleons
2. 50,000 galleons
   100,000 galleons

An undesirable is a criminally wanted wizard by the Ministry of Magic. From 1997-1998, Harry was marked as Undesirable No.1 for his involvement in​ the death of Albus Dumbledore and the initial sum of money placed on his head was 10,000 galleons. By April of 1998, it soared up to 200,000 galleons.

1. Remus Lupin
   Arthur Weasley
2. Sirius Black
   Peter Pettigrew

Because Sirius Black rejected the values of his family, specifically that of pure-blood elitism and that they should never consort with muggles, it resulted in conflict in his family. At the age of 16, he left home and took refuge with the Potters, who adopted him as a son.

1. Angelina Johnson
   Luna Lovegood
2. Hermione Granger
   Ginevra​ Weasley

Harry and Ginny started dating when she was in 5th year, after the two kissed after Gryffindor won the Quidditch Cup. The books do not​ state an exact date, but the two eventually got married and had three children together.

1. Antioch Peverell
   Ignotus Peverell
2. Cadmus Peverell
   Emilio Peverell

The Potters are a direct descendant of Ignotus Peverell. The first Potter, Hardwin, married his granddaughter Iolanthe Peverell, who possessed the invisibility cloak, making all following generations his descendants.

1. Fleamont Potter
   Ralston Potter
2. Hardwin Potter
   Dorea Potter

Ralston Potter served as a member of the Wizengamot from 1612 -1652, where he was in favor of the International Statute​ of Wizarding Secrecy.

1. 6 years older than Albus and 7 years older than Lily
   4 years older than Albus and 2 years older than Lily
2. 3 years older than Albus and 5 years older than Lili
   2 years older than Albus and 4 years older than Lily

James Sirius Potter (2004-) is the eldest child of Harry and Ginevra Potter and he is 2 years older than his brother Albus Severus (2006-), and 4 years older than his sister Lily Luna (2008 -).

1. Snake
   Lion
2. Stag
   Wolf

James, along with the Sirus and Peter, spent three years learning how to become animagi, in order to accompany Remus in his monthly werewolf transformation. In year 5, he perfected it and was able to become a stag which earned him the nickname "Prongs".

1. Gryffindor
   Slytherin
2. Hufflepuff
   Ravenclaw

Every Potter who attended Hogwarts School​ of Witchcraft and Wizardry were sorted into Gryffindor, all but one.

1. Chipping Clodbury
   Lancashire
2. Godric's Hollow
   Hogsmeade

Godric's Hollow, named after Godric Gryffindor, was the final resting place of at least one of the Peverell brothers and it was the residence of Iolanthe Potter nee Peverell. After being married, most of the Potters lived in Godric's Hollow including James and Lily Potter.

1. Andrews
   Parker
2. Evans
   Black

Before becoming a Potter by marrying James, Lily's surname was Evans, and she was the younger sister of Petunia Evans, now Dursley.

1. Outstanding
   Exceeds Expectations
2. Acceptable
   Dreadful

Harry Potter took the OWLS (ordinary Wizarding levels) like every other 5th-year​ student for their careers after Hogwarts. Among the subjects that he took was Charms, in which he received Exceeds Expectations.

1. 3
   1
2. 0
   2

James Potter was the only son of Euphemia and Fleamont Potter, who the couple had very late in life after numerous attempts of trying to have children. As such, he was doted on, and was very spoiled in his early life.

1. St. Brutus's Secure Centre for Incurably Criminal Boys
   Eton
2. Stonewall High
   Smeltings

Stonewall High is a state secondary school in the United Kingdom which the Dursleys had planned for Harry to attend if he was not taken to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry by Hagrid. Dudley often told him of the horrible hazing rituals that new students are subject to at the school.

1. Albus Severus
   Lily Luna
2. James Sirius
   None of them were

Albus Severus Potter, who was named after two of Hogwarts headmasters, is the son of Harry and Ginevra Potter. He was the very first Potter to be sorted into a house other than Gryffindor.

1. Squib
   Muggle
2. Half-blood
   Pure-blood

James Potter was a pure-blooded wizard and the son of Fleamont and Euphemia Potter.

1. Mr. Weasley
   Mrs. Figg
2. Dudley Dursley
   Neville​ Longbottom

Mrs. Arabella Figg was a squib and member of the Order of the Phoenix who lived near the Dursley family in Little Whinging. It wasn't until 1995 when a dementor attacked Harry and Dudley that her affiliation to​ the wizarding world was known. She was later a witness at Harry's trial before Wizengamot regarding his use of magic.

1. No
2. Yes

Because go Lily's skill in Potions, the teacher at the time, Horace Slughorn, made her a member of the Slug Club, often referring to her as "one of the brightest students he has ever taught".

1. 31 July 1980
   31 July 1981
2. 30 July 1981
   30 July 1980

Harry Potter is a half-blood wizard who was born on 31 July 1980 to parents James and Lily Potter. The rest you probably know!

1. Euphemia and Hardwin Potter
   Andora and Fleamont Potter
2. Euphemia and Fleamont Potter
   Eudora and Hardwin Potter

Harry's paternal grandparents were Euphemia Potter and the famous potioneer Fleamont Potter. The two had James on 27 March​ 1960, their only child.

1. Gellert Grindelwald​
   Dragon Pox​
2. The killing curse
   An experiment gone wrong

Harry Potter's grandparents (Euphemia and Fleamont Potter) died shortly after James and Lily were married between 1978 and 1979 of Dragon Pox, just days of each other. With Fleamont's death, James inherited the cloak of invisibility, which was later passed on to Harry.

1. Beater and chaser
   Seeker and keeper
2. Chaser and seeker
   Seeker and chaser

It is well known that Harry Potter was a seeker for Gryffindor during his time at Hogwarts, but author J.K Rowling herself stated that James was a Chaser

1. At Hogwarts
   While out on the town
2. At a friend's home
   At their home

In 1981, the Fidelius charm was used to conceal the whereabouts of the Potters from Lord Voldemort, with Peter Pettigrew being the Secret Keeper. Peter later betrayed them and they were killed at their home​ in Godric's Hollow.

1. 35
   30
2. 26
   40

After the wizarding war, Harry became an Auror and in 2007, at the age of 26, he was promoted to Head of the Auror Office. By 2020, he became the Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.

1. Diggory
   Weasley
2. Granger
   Dursley

After the death of Harry's parents, Harry was raised by Petunia Dursley (the sister of Lily Potter) and her husband Vernon. They often neglected him and treated him badly, and kept many secrets from him including his parents' cause of death and his wizarding heritage.

1. Smelly Snape
   Snivellus
2. Severed head
   Snake

During his time at Hogwarts, James was somewhat of a bully, often jinxing Snape and hexing bystanders. One of his nicknames for Snape was Snivellus.

1. Wandmaker​
   Sports editor
2. Auror
   Minister of magic

After the Second Wizarding War, Ginny became a quidditch player for the Holyhead Harpies and upon her retirement, she became the senior quidditch correspondent for the Daily Prophet. After marrying Harry and having three children, she became a sports editor for the Daily Prophet.