'Harry Potter' 6: By the Chapters (Part 2) Quiz

Answer: Four

Wanting Ron to be Keeper, Hermione confunds McLaggen, causing him to move awkwardly resulting in his missed penalty.

Answer: Katie

Katie Bell, a Gryffindor student, is carrying a mysterious package to someone at Hogwarts from Hogsmeade when her friend Leanne's suspicion is aroused. Leanne demands Katie tells her about the package and eventually tries to grab it from her but Katie jerks it away from her, making contact with the object inside hence experiencing an agonizing phenomenon. Later it is revealed that only a tiny portion of Katie's skin is exposed to the necklace due to a hole in her glove. Had she not had her glove on, she would have died.

Answer: He sets a wardrobe on fire

Even as a young boy, Voldemort was already unconsciously practicing Legilimency, the ability to tell whether people are lying by examining their minds. Since he would not have been able to get through to Dumbledore, he demands proof, which Dumbledore gives him.

Answer: None of these

Ron does not actually drink the Felix Felicis but thinks he does; Harry just pretended to slip the potion in Ron's juice. Believing himself to have had the potion, Ron feels lucky and confident, helping him save everything that comes his way in the Quidditch match.

Answer: He is dragged in by Filch

Draco is caught lurking around an outside corridor and claims to have been invited to the party. When brought before Slughorn however, he confesses to gate crashing, looking quite put off. Snape is angered by Draco's carelessness and converses with him privately, reprimanding him for acting clumsily and foolishly about the incident with Katie Bell.

Answer: Rufus Scrimgeour

The Minister of Magic visits the Burrow during the Christmas vacation in order to try to persuade Harry to become friendly with the Ministry, for the sake of image. Harry refuses however, still remembering the Ministry's previous hostile attitude towards him when he told of Voldemort's return.

Answer: Morfin Gaunt

Voldemort is the one who actually kills his father and family as an act of revenge. He then modifies his uncle's memory so that he confesses to the murder so that Voldemort is never suspected.

Answer: Romilda Vane

In this chapter, Ron finally comes of age and is greeted with a pile of presents when he awakes. Among these is a box of chocolate cauldrons which he eats enthusiastically. It turns out, however, that he has eaten the ones intended for Harry to make him fall in love with Romilda Vane. Ron instead becomes obsessed with Romilda and is carried by Harry to Professor Slughorn to be cured.

Answer: He uses the Langlocker spell

It finally dawns on Harry how to find out what Malfoy is doing without getting caught - elf tails. He hence gives Kreacher (who has to obey him) and Dobby (who will do whatever Harry asks) the task of following Draco around the clock. Harry asks that they do not contact Draco and do not inform anyone of what they are doing, in order to make the plan as foolproof as possible.

The Langlock spell, which Harry uses on Peeves, shuts him up by causing his tongue to stick to the roof of his mouth.

Answer: Hepzibah

This particular memory features the young man Voldemort being shown various treasured possessions by an immensely rich lady: Hepzibah. Her death days later left Dumbledore with the conclusion that Voldemort had killed her in order to take her treasures, though Hokey was convicted for the murder.