1. Weasleys Joke Shop
   Weasleys Wild Wheezes
2. Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes
   Weasleys Little Treats

Weasley' Wizard Wheezes is a joke shop which was founded by Fred and George Weasley and was located at Number 93 Diagon Alley. The twins created and sold joke objects including Extendable Ears, Skiving Snackboxes and Pygmy Puffs.

1. Crucio
   Expecto Patronum
2. Avada Kedavra
   Imperio

The Unforgivable Curses are a trio of the most powerful and menacing spells in the Wizarding world. These tools of the dark arts have very strict penalties when used, and they include the Killing Curse (Avada Kedavra), the Imperius Curse (Imperio), and the Cruciatus Curse (Crucio).

1. The cloak of invisibility
   A lightning bolt scar
2. A magical compass
   A potion making company

The cloak of invisibility was one of the three deathly hallows first heard of in the "The Tales of the Three Brothers". It was given to Ignotus Peverell by Death and was eventually passed down to his granddaughter Iolanthe. When she married Hardwin Potter, the cloak was passed down to the eldest Potter of the generation.

1. By scanning your finger print
   By doing a little dance
2. By saying a password to a painting
   By tapping on barrels to the rhythm of Helga Hufflepuff.

The Hufflepuff common room is located in the Hufflepuff basement with the entrance being located "in a nook on the right hand side of the kitchen corridor" behind a stack of barrels. In order to get inside, one must tap the barrels in the rhythm of 'Helga Hufflepuff'.

1. Muggle
   Squib
2. Encaster
   Other

A squib, sometimes called a wizard-born, is a non-magical person who is born into a family with at least one magical parent. They are essentially wizard-born muggles (wizards who cannot practice magic).

1. It kills people.
   It petrifies people.
2. It opens doors.
   It brings items to the spell caster.

Alohomora, also known as the unlocking charm or the thief's friend, is a charm that unlocks and opens doors, windows or other objects, most of which are not protected by magic.

1. Charms
   Transfiguration
2. Divination
   Muggle Studies

Professor Filius Flitwick is a part-goblin, part-wizard character who attended Hogwarts where he was sorted into Ravenclaw, a house which he later became the head of. He is also the Charms professor, teaching students in Classroom 2E.

1. Walnut
   Peanut
2. Hazelnut
   Cashew nut

The golden snitch is one of the balls used in the sport called Quidditch. The golden-colored ball is about the size of a walnut and it can be seen flying around the pitch with its silver wings.

1. Kristen Stewart
   Natalie Portman
2. Emma Watson
   Emma Bunton

Emma Watson (1990 - ) is an English actress and activist who is best known for playing the role of Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series. Not only did the role skyrocket her career, but​ the role also earned her approximately $60 million.

1. A crow
   A raven
2. A chicken
   An eagle

Ravenclaw is one of the four houses at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and was founded by the witch Rowena Ravenclaw. Despite its name, the house which is known for having the most intelligent students, is represented by an eagle.

1. Colin Creevey
   Neville Longbottom
2. Hermione Granger
   Mrs. Norris

The basilisk, also known as the "king of serpents" is a creature which was bred by many dark wizards. Looking at these animals directly in the eye will cause immediate death (which is what happened to Moaning Myrtle) but looking at it indirectly will render the victim petrified. In the Chamber of Secrets, Hermione Granger, Colin Creevy, and Mrs. Norris were among those who were petrified.

1. Lord Voldemort's face
   A lightning bolt
2. A map of the London underground
   One of the deathly hallows

Albus Dumbledore, one of the greatest wizards of all time and one of the Headmasters of Hogwarts, had a scar on his left knee which has been described as "a perfect map of London Underground".

1. Parseltongue
   French
2. Spanish
   Mandarin

Parseltongue is the language of serpents and serpent-like creatures. People who are able to speak the language are referred to as "Parselmouths" and is a trait which was thought to be inherited from Salazar Slytherin (with the exception of Harry Potter).

1. I solemnly swear that I am up to no good."
   "Mischief managed"
2. "Colloportus"
   "I'm finished."

The Marauder's Map is a magical piece of parchment which reveals the entire layout of Hogwarts and everyone in it. It is able to correctly identify each person whether under the guise of the polyjuice potion, cloak of invisibility or an animagi form. To hide its contents, you must tap it and recite "mischief managed".

1. Dean Thomas
   Neville Longbottom
2. Harry Potter
   Seamus Finnigan

In the Philosopher's Stone, Neville Longbottom received 10 points for standing up to Hermione, Ron and Harry before they petrified him while heading to search for the Philosopher's Stone. Those 10 points caused Gryffindor to win the house cup .

1. Leta Lestrange
   Pansy Parkinson
2. Milicent Bulstrode
   A cat

In the Chamber of Secrets novel and movie, Hermione changed into a cat rather than Millicent Bulstrode because she mistakenly added cat hair to her Polyjuice potion, rather than human hair.

1. Molly Weasley is the sister of a Black
   Charlie Weasley married a Black
2. Arthur Weasley's mother was a Black
   Ginny, after divorcing Harry, married a black

Arthur Weasley was a pure-blooded wizard who was born to Septimus and Cendrella Weasley (née Black). Because of her marriage to Septimus (who was considered a blood traitor), she was disowned from her family and removed from their family tree tapestry.

1. Lumos Solem
   Petrificus Totalus
2. Wingardium Leviosa
   Oculus Reparo

In the Philosopher's Stone, Hermione first used the spell to fix Harry's glasses on their first ride onboard the Hogwarts Express. She also used the spell in Diagon Alley while the trio was in their second year.

1. "Harry Potter was a highly unusual boy in many ways.”
   "The scar had not pained Harry for nineteen years. All was well."
2. "And together they walked back through the gateway to the Muggle world.”
   "Not for the first time, an argument had broken out over breakfast at number four, Privet Drive.”

The last line from the entire Harry Potter series (the Deathly Hallows) is "The scar had not pained Harry for 19 years. All was well."

1. Castlebruxo
   Ilvermorny
2. Mahoutokoro School of Magic
   Beauxbatons Academy of Magic

The Triwizard Tournament is a magical contest which is held between the three largest Wizarding schools in Europe: Durmstrang Institute, Beauxbatons Academy of Magic, and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Each of the schools is represented by a champion who has to complete three tasks.

1. 891
   713
2. 687
   542

Vault 687 in Gringotts Wizarding Bank belonged to the Potter family and is only accessible by mine cart and by using a small golden key. Harry first went to the bank accompanied by Hagrid after learning that his family had left him a "small fortune".

1. A black dog
   A grey wolf
2. A brown rat
   A tan stag

An animagus is a witch or wizard who has the ability to morph into an animal at will. It is a learned skill which is taught at Hogwarts to third-year transfiguration students. Sirius Black had the ability to turn into a black dog, earning him the nickname "Padfoot".

1. 200
   150
2. 100
   125

Like in many sports, the objective of Quidditch is to score more points than your opponent. Each goal is worth 10 points, while catching the golden snitch is worth 150 points.

1. Armando Dippet
   Phineas Nigellus Black
2. Brutus Scrimgeour
   Mordicus Egg

The Headmaster/Headmistress of Hogwarts was the chief administrator appointed by the school's Board of Governors and was responsible for the functioning and the safety of the school. Armando Dippet was Hogwarts headmaster between the 1940s up until the 1960, when the Chamber of Secrets was opened by Tom Riddle.

1. Wingardium Patronum
   Accio Patronus
2. Expecto Patronum
   Avada Patronum

The Patronus charm is one of the most powerful defensive charms used in the wizarding world and is extremely difficult to cast. It evokes a spirit guardian (patronus) which is used to protect against dementors and lethifolds.

1. He didn't. He stored it in his vault at Gringotts.
   He bought Sirius' house.
2. He gave it to the Weasley twins.
   He paid for Cedric's funeral.

Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes was the dream of the Weasley twins and the two opened the store at Number 93 Diagon Alley. The seed money for the shop was Harry Potter's Triwizard Tournament winnings of 1,000 galleons which he gave to the twins.

1. Amorentia
   Felix Felicies
2. Draught of Peace
   Pepperup Potion

The Pepperup Potion is a potion which cures the co​mmon cold but has side effects including steam coming out of the drinker's ears. The original version of the potion was created by Linfred of Stinchcombe (the Potterer), but was refined by Glover Hipworth a few centuries later.

1. Portkey
   Riding a bicycle
2. Broomstick
   Apparition

There are several methods of transportation used by witches and wizards, some of which includes apparition, the floo network, flying (sometimes on broomsticks), portkeys and the Knight bus.

1. Rupert Arthur Black
   Richard Alexander Bulstrode
2. Regulus Arcturus Black
   Robin Adam Bulstrode

Regulus Arcturus Black was a pure-blooded wizard (and brother of Sirius) who became a Death Eater at a very young age. After discovering the lengths to which Lord Voldemort would go to in order to reach his goal, he defected, stealing one of Voldemort's horocruxes.

1. Incorporeal
   Non-forming
2. An obscureal
   Unspecific patronus

The Patronus charm is an extremely powerful defensive spell which is used to protect against dementors. There are two types of patronuses: the corporeal which has a shape or form, and the incorporeal which has no particular shape and does not protect against dementors.

1. 13
   14
2. 16
   15

In the game of Quidditch, two teams of 7 play against each only after the referee releases the four balls in the center of the circle. Two teams of 7 equal 14 brooms, added to that of the referee makes it a total of 15 brooms.

1. Because the Weasleys had no space
   Because Dumbledore told him to
2. Because he had no family
   Because there was magic protecting him while there

Harry was sent to live with the Dursleys because it was believed that the protection from Lily's maternal sacrifice for Harry would be transmitted through her sister, Petunia.

1. In the Herbology greenhouse
   Growing near the lake in the forbidden forest
2. Inside the stomach of a goat
   In cow's excrements

A bezoar (both in the wizard and mingle world) refers to a stone-like mass which can be found in the stomachs of certain animals, including a goat. First-year potions students learn this as it is an antidote to most poisons.

1. Tom Riddle's Diary
   Rowena Ravenclaw's painting
2. Helga Hufflepuff's Cup
   Nagini the Snake

Lord Voldemort knowingly created 6 Horcruxes and an accidental 7th. They include Tom Riddle's diary, Nagini the snake, Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem, Marvolo Gaunt's ring, Helga Hufflepuff's cup, Salazar Slytherin's Locket and Harry Potter.

1. Sirius Black
   Albus Dumbledore
2. Remus Lupin
   Harry Potter

The quote, “If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals” was said by Sirius Black in the Goblet of Fire novel.