Fantasy and Science Fiction Quiz

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. I am a witch who happens to be male. I live with my mother and grandmother, but was with fosterparents before. My girlfriend is called Chant. Who am I? Charles Morgan Brian Wentworth Nan Pilgrim Sorry Carlisle

2. My young brother Barnaby is haunted by a ghostly child-like person. I am the eldest of three siblings. I am a witch who has always denied and hidden my talents. Who am I? Troy Scholar Tell Clancy Rose Blackwood Rosanna Hopestill

3. I go to a school where the children are mostly witches and wizards. I am descended from a famous witch. The book I am in was published in 1977. Who am I? Harry Potter Jess Ferret Sophie Hatter Nan Pilgrim.

4. I am a boy who lives with my aunt and uncle and cousin, who are not very kind to me. They tell me I should feel grateful all the time. I have magical adventures with a friend who has magical powers. The book in which I appear was published in 1975. Who am I? Harry Potter Justin Archer Eustace Clarence Scrubb David Allard

5. I was not exactly the person I thought I was, but I didn't remember my early years. Howard Sykes Ann Stavely Nick Mallory This is true of all the choices.

6. I watched someone I thought of as "the little furry girl" playing a game in the Rocks area of Sydney. When I followed her, I found myself in the 19th Century. That was scary, but I survived. Who am I? Abigail Kirk Jess Ferret Laura Chant Anthea Sykes

7. I have a sister who is younger and prettier than I am. There's not a speck of harm in her, but she wrote a letter that got me into trouble. As a result, I was banished to a remote manor. I was imprisoned underground and the boy I love was almost sacrificed in an ancient rite. In the end, we were able to be wed. Who am I? Sophie Hatter Kate Sutton Lucy Pevensie Peggy Graham

8. My sisters are lovely. Their names are Hope and Faith. My name is really Honour, but everyone called me by another name beginning with B. Love for my father made me take a risk, and this is how I met my husband. Who am I? Bee Beauty Babe Bronwyn

9. I was the heroine of "Playing Beatie Bow". I called myself "Abigail Kirk" because I liked to have a "witch's name". What was my real name? Lynette Kirk Angela May Aurora Quinn Grania Kirk

10. I was one of eleven children, and my destiny was a lot greater than my appearance suggested. I discovered this when I found out I was one of the "Old Ones". Not bad for a boy of eleven! I had a Welsh friend named Bran. Who am I? Ron Weasley. Simon Drew Will Stanton Howell Jenkins

11. I was an ordinary boy, but when I accepted the job of exercising Porter's pony, I found out I'd taken on a lot more than a trot along the track. Whisked into the land of Braveria, I found myself battling dragons and training to be a knight. Scary stuff, but I sort of enjoyed it. Who am I? Johnny Clinton Pete Twist Simon Knight Christopher Herron

12. I swapped places with my brother for we each wished to take on the training destined for the other. My friend Jon was with me through many adventures, but George was even more to me in the end. Who am I? Nita Callahan Jane Drew Alanna of Trebond Jeweltongue

13. I wanted to be a harper, but my parents refused to let me take the training. They beat me for "tuning" and my mother let my infected hand heal badly so I wouldn't be able to play. I was nearly killed when I strayed too far from home, but then I saw a little flying lizard trying to save her eggs from the tide. Who am I? Anthea Sophie Menolly Alanna

14. I was planning my graduation dance when the aliens invaded. That really spoiled my day - and a lot of days after it, too. I ended up a very long way from home with my boyfriend, Ray - but at least we escaped his terrible mother. who am I? Polly Meridian Polly Plumber Polly Whitacker Polly Quinn

15. Following the death of my father, I travelled to the old family home at Rest-and-be-Thankful. Here, I encountered some family ghosts, and fell in love with the descendent of one of them. Who am I? Peggy Graham Molly Gurney Kate Sutton Ann Stavely