"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" for Wizards Quiz

Answer: Slytherin

There is a long silence when the Sorting Hat announces that Albus is in Slytherin, followed by rumors and gossip. However, this lets him be with his new friend, Scorpius.

Rose states that this is "wrong" and "not how it's supposed to be", which foreshadows a later event in the play. When Albus and Scorpius change history, a new timeline is created where Albus is in Gryffindor. Unfortunately, there are other things very wrong in that timeline, so maybe Slytherin is where Albus is supposed to be.

Answer: Rose

Rose Granger-Weasley has inherited her mother's ambition and intellect and the Quidditch skills from her father's side of the family.

She is a childhood friend of Albus, but that changes when he befriends Scorpius and gets sorted into Slytherin. Scorpius has a crush on her, but realizes he has a lot of work to do if he wants to turn her hatred/pity into "a palace of love".

Answer: The Trolley Witch

The Trolley Witch claims was offered the job of ensuring that students stay on the Hogwarts Express by Ottaline Gambol, who was Minister for Magic from 1827-1835. Gambol introduced the Hogwarts Express in 1830 as way to safely get students to Hogwarts.

As Albus quickly (and correctly) points out, that means she has been doing her job for approximately one hundred and ninety years.

While the Trolley Witch claims a perfect record before Albus and Scorpius, she does remember who has tried and failed to leave the train: Sirius Black and Fred and George Weasley.

Answer: The Minister for Magic's office

The Time-Turner is hidden in a magical bookshelf that requires several riddles to be answered in series. Scorpius eventually finds the correct book, "Shadows and Spirits".

Theodore Nott was a classmate of Harry Potter and friends. He was a Slytherin, and was able to see the Thestrals, presumably from witnessing his mother's death.

Answer: Draco Malfoy

While the prototype can only stay in the past for five minutes, the more expensive, fancy Time-Turner that Draco possesses has no such limitation. It was made for Draco's father, Lucius.

Due to the rumors that Scorpius is Voldemort's child as a result of a Time-Turner involved pregnancy, Harry is careful not to reveal how he obtained the device.

Answer: The Triwizard Tournament

Albus and Scorpius try to save the life of Cedric Diggory by making him lose or quit the tournament. Unfortunately, their efforts to change history have greater consequences than they realize.

When they do create a timeline where Cedric is saved, he becomes a Death Eater who kills Neville Longbottom at the Battle of Hogwarts and enables Voldemort to win.

Answer: Centaur

The conversation between Harry and Bane the centaur happens in Act Two, Scene Five. In the next scene, Albus and Scorpius use the Time-Turner for the first time.

In the world of Harry Potter, the Ministry of Magic classifies centaurs as "Beasts" at their request; centaurs do not want to be categorized as "Beings", since that label also applies to hags and vampires. There is a Centaur Liaison Office at the Ministry of Magic, but no centaur has ever attempted to use it.

Answer: Augurey

Delphini "Delphi" Diggory is actually the daughter of Voldemort and Bellatrix Lestrange. She was technically orphaned when her parents were killed at the Battle of Hogwarts and Bellatrix's husband, Rodolphus, was sent to Azkaban. She was raised by Euphemia Rowle, who was well-paid for her efforts. Rowle had a pet Augurey, a greenish-black vulture-like bird that cries to predict rain, or even death.

Delphi's real name isn't Diggory: she uses a Confundus Charm to pose as Amos Diggory's niece and caretaker.

The tattoo enables Scorpius to figure out Delphi's ruse, as "the Augurey" was an important figure in the alternate timeline where Voldemort was in power.

There were earlier clues as well. When Delphi first meets Albus, she says that she was teased at school (Act One, Scene Six), but later tells Scorpius she was too sick to attend Hogwarts (Act Two, Scene Fourteen).

Answer: Harry's blanket

Before leaving for Hogwarts that year, Albus was given two gifts: his father's baby blanket and a love potion from his Uncle Ron. Unimpressed with either, Albus throws the blanket and it hits the potion, which results in the blanket getting soaked by the love potion.

Albus and Scorpius use that accident to their advantage, stealing tincture of Demiguise from Bathilda Bagshot's unlocked house and using it to write a message, which remains unseen until the love potion spills on the blanket and reacts to the tincture of Demiguise.

Answer: Pigeons

Harry tells Albus that he is afraid of the dark and doesn't like small spaces. And he doesn't like pigeons, which he calls "nasty, pecky, dirty things".

The thing that scares him the most, however, is being a dad, since he didn't have one himself growing up.

Harry also tells Albus that they are more alike than Albus thinks.