1. This is the most common form of magical transportation for children under the age of 17, and it involves an object which is also part of a popular game called Quidditch. Floo powder Portkey Apparition Broomstick

2. This type of transportation is a popular form of group transportation, and it involves ordinary items such as a boot, an old kettle, or an empty drinks can. Time-Turner Broomstick Portkey Floo powder

3. This form of transportation requires at least two fireplaces and very clear speech. Portkey Time-Turner Apparition Floo powder

4. Stranded witches or wizards use this uncomfortable form of public transportation that charges a fee for its services throughout England, Scotland, and Wales. Floo powder Portkey Knight Bus Time-Turner

5. This form of transportation takes a person back to earlier in the day. Its most notable use was by Hermione Granger. Portkey Apparition Floo powder Time-Turner

6. Witches or wizards need a license in order to use this form of transportation, which is often accompanied by a loud cracking sound and an uncomfortable squeezing sensation. Apparition Time-Turner Portkey Broomstick

7. This form of transportation takes students to and from Hogwarts and begins at a platform in London that is invisible to Muggle eyes. Time-Turner Knight Bus Hogwarts Express Portkey

8. This form of transportation comes in a pair and transfers objects or people from one of its pair to the other. Its most notable use was by Draco Malfoy. Vanishing Cabinet Time-Turner Portkey Floo powder

9. These flying animals are not usually seen as a common form of transportation but can still be very useful to those who can see their benefits. They have an excellent sense of direction and can also be used to pull loads such as carriages. Dragons Hippogriffs Thestrals Unicorns

10. This form of Apparition can be used to take an underage or injured witch or wizard with the person who is Apparating. Side-Along Apparition Adjacent Apparition Accompanying Apparition Side-Beside Apparition