Test Your Harry Potter Knowledge with the Ultimate Quotes Quiz

Hermione was often called a know-it-all, but according to Ron, she really needed to sort out her priorities. This famous line comes from the first book, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."

"Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" was the fifth "Harry Potter" installment and brought in a host of new characters including Luna Lovegood, an eccentric and quirky Ravenclaw.

This line is delivered by Albus Dumbledore to Harry Potter in "Sorcerer's Stone." This occurs when Dumbledore and Harry share a conversation about the Mirror of Erised.

It was always a match made in heaven, wasn't it? Ron Weasley spoke these words to future wife, Hermione Granger, in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."

Albus Dumbledore probably had the wisest words in the Harry Potter world. He is known for telling Harry that love is the most powerful thing.

We're right there with you, Arthur Weasley! The Weasley patriarch spoke these words in "Chamber of Secrets," after Ginny reveals the diary to him.

In the first "Harry Potter" we were introduced to Severus Snape, a dark wizard with aspirations to be Defence Against the Dark Arts professor instead of Potions master.

Don't cross Hermione Granger, even if you're her future husband! She spoke these words to Ron Weasley in "Order of the Phoenix."

LOL to Harry Potter! When Snape emphasizes that Harry should respond to him "Yes, sir," Harry let's him know that it's not necessary to call him sir.

Ginny Weasley wasn't willing to give up on her love for Harry Potter. She told him as much in "Half-Blood Prince" when she reveals that her heart was always waiting for him!

Hermione loves to read and it is well-known that her favorite novel is "Hogwarts: A History." We wonder how many times she's read it!

Albus Dumbledore has some of the most profound quotes in Harry Potter. He spoke these words during Prisoner of Azkaban to Harry.

Lee Jordan was known for his quidditch commentary throughout the first few Harry Potter books and films. After Draco was caught cheating in the third installment, Lee had a few words for him.

Dobby is a house-elf that was introduced in the second Harry Potter installment, Chamber of Secrets. He belonged to the Malfoys until Harry tricked Lucius into freeing Dobby.

At the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, he says goodbye to the Dursleys one last time. These words are spoken to him by his cousin, Dudley Dursley.

Always the jokesters, in the second Harry Potter novel, they walked in front of Harry announcing this to the students in the halls. Their older, prefect brother, Percy, didn't agree.

Hermione Granger always loved her books but she would learn that there are more important things in the world!

Hermione Granger was ALWAYS a girl but it took a bit of hair and makeup for people to realize, including her future husband, Ron Weasley.

Sirius Black hitting us with the knowledge! Sirius Black says this in "Goblet of Fire" when he is talking about the mistreatment of house elves.

Yikes! Who remembers when Malfoy was turned into a ferret? We do! Hermione spoke these words to Draco Malfoy during Goblet of Fire when he was turned into a ferret by Moody/Crouch.

Fred Weasley says these words to Peeves after they wreak havoc on Umbridge before they leave the school during Order of the Phoenix. The poltergeist salutes them as they leave.

Yes, Nevillle Longbottom! While he might've seemed cowardly in the beginning, Neville Longbottom proved himself to belong in the brave Gryffindor.

During Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Bellatrix begins firing spells at Ginny in which her feisty mother steps in to protect her.

This line was spoken by Sirius Black in "Order of the Phoenix." He spoke these words to Harry who was afraid of the darkness within him.

In DH, Kingsley Shacklebolt summarized the message behind the series with this quote. No wonder he would go on to become Minister for Magic.

Harry Potter spent the first few years of his life thinking he was a normal human until Rubeus Hagrid revealed his magical ancestry to him in the first novel/book.

In "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," Hermione Granger sheds some knowledge to all of those who are too afraid to speak Voldemort's name.

Harry spoke these words to his best friend, Ron Weasley, during the Deathly Hallows after Ron returns after leaving Harry and Hermione in the woods.

There's always room for an Astronomy joke but this happened during Divination with Professor Trelawney. Ron Weasley spoke these words to future girlfriend, Lavender Brown.

In Order of the Phoenix, Molly congratulates Ron by saying that everyone in the family has been chosen as a prefect which leaves George to wonder who he and Fred are.

Hermione Granger was known for always following the rules, but even she can admit that there's a thrill to breaking the rules in OotP.

Leave Luna Lovegood alone! When her character was introduced in OotP, her fellow classmates kept stealing her things, but she would always look on the bright side.

In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Snape discovers Harry with his old textbook. Roonil Wazlib was a fake name written on the inside cover.

Ron Weasley tells this to his best friend, Harry Potter in the first chapter of "Chamber of Secrets" when Harry admits to hearing things.

Severus Snape was one of the most dynamic characters to come through Harry Potter. His love for Lily Evans drove all his actions and made him into a complete hero.