The Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Quiz 1: 22 questions by Emily

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Quiz on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

What color were Lucius Malfoy's peacocks?

White
Blue
Black
He did not have any peacocks

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How does J.K. Rowling describe Voldemort's voice?

Deep & Gravely
High & Clear
Parseltongue
Light & Snakelike

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Chapter 2: How does this chapter begin?

Harry awoke with a start
Two men appeared out of nowhere
Harry was bleeding
He looked around

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What did Harry's old badge say?

Remember Albus Dumbledore
Hogwarts
It was an old prefect badge
Support Cedric Diggery, Potter Stinks

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How did Uncle Vernon address Harry?

Harry
Boy
Mr. Potter
He doesn't speak to him in that chapter

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What are the names of the Order people?

Kingsley Shacklebolt
Hestia Jones & Dedaldus Diggle
Yaxley
Lupin & Tonks

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How many people come to get Harry?

7
10
13
15

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What did Bill and Fleur ride on?

Brooms
Thestrals
Motorcycle
Bill & Fleur did not come

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What was the portkey Harry & Hagrid use to reach the Burrow?

spoon
cup
hairbrush
boot

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'"You think I'm a fool," Harry demanded.' What was Lupin's response?

Yes
No, you remind me of Sirius
Yes, very much so
No, I think you are like James

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What book did Hermione weigh in Chapter 6?

Numerology & Grammitica
The Rise And Fall Of The Dark Arts
Quidditch Teams Of Britain & Ireland
Spellman's Syllabary

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What was the ghoul used for?

To be used as a decoy
To practice spells on
To be used on Halloween
There is no ghoul

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What is Mr. Weasley's patronus?

Lynx
Dog
Doe
Weasel

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Who got their object from Dumbledore first?

Ron, Hermione, Harry
Hermione, Ron, Harry
Harry, Ron, Hermione
Harry, Hermione, Ron

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What color was Tonk's hair at the wedding?

Pink
Brown
Blonde
Blue

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What color was Luna's robes at the wedding?

Royal Blue
Bright Pink
Bright Yellow
Light Green

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What spell did the Death Eater use to blow up a table?

Stupefy
Expulso
Obliviate
Confringo

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What does 'Homenum Revelio' do?

Clean up dust
It is a Memory Charm
Turns on the lights
Reveal Human Presence

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Which of these were on Sirius's walls?

Slytherin Banners
Motorcycles
Picture of Hogwarts
His walls were bare

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What did RAB's door say?

Do Not Enter
Toujours Pur
Pureblood
Slytherin

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What was Lupin drinking in chapter 11?

Firewhiskey
Butterbeer
Water
He didn't drink anything

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In the extract from the biography by Rita Skeeter what was Bathilda Bagshot bringing when Kendra Dumbledore slammed the door in her face?

Cookies
Pudding
Cauldron Cakes
Pumpkin Juice

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