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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

J. K. Rowling

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1. Why does Harry accuse Remus Lupin of being a coward?

(A) Because Remus publicly denies that he's a werewolf

(B) Because Remus refuses to marry Tonks

(D) Because Remus wants to abandon his child

2. Who is R.A.B.?

(A) Sirius Black's brother

(B) Dumbledore's brother

(D) Snape

3. According to legend, what would a person become if he could assemble the Deathly Hallows?

(A) Infinitely wise

(B) Ruler of the world

(D) Invincible

4. What is Ariana Dumbledore rumored to be?

(A) A Mudblood

(B) A Squib

(D) A murderer

5. What is written on Harry's parents' gravestone?

(A) The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.

(B) Where your treasure is, there shall your heart be also.

(D) In loving memory

6. Why does Krum want to fight Xenophilius Lovegood?

(A) Because Lovegood knows about the Deathly Hallows

(B) Because Lovegood served him nasty-tasting tea

(D) Because Lovegood insults Gregorovitch

7. Why does Voldemort seek the Elder Wand?

(A) To make the final Horcrux

(B) To resurrect his parents

(D) To defeat Harry in a duel

8. Where did Dumbledore's family live?

(A) Hogsmeade Village

(B) Godric's Hollow

(D) Grimmauld Place

9. Whose eye does Harry see in his magic mirror shard?

(A) Albus Dumbledore

(B) Aberforth Dumbledore

(D) Severus Snape

10. What item does Harry steal from Gringotts?

(A) The Hufflepuff Cup

(B) The Sword of Gryffindor

(D) The Ring of Marvolo Gaunt

11. Who of the following is not a member of Dumbledore's Army?

(A) Luna Lovegood

(B) Neville Longbottom

(D) Ginny Weasley

12. Where does Rita Skeeter get her information about Dumbledore?

(A) By eavesdropping as a beetle

(B) From Bathilda Bagshot

(D) From Snape

13. What is inside the Snitch that Dumbledore leaves Harry?

(A) Nothing

(B) Snape's final memories

(D) The Resurrection Stone

14. Why does Dumbledore leave Ron a Deluminator?

(A) To protect him from dementors

(B) To lead him back to Harry

(D) So he can eavesdrop on Snape

15. Why has Hermione not read The Tales of Beedle the Bard?

(A) She was raised by Muggles

(B) She was too busy studying to bother with fairy tales

(D) It contains Dark Magic

16. Which is Dumbledore's greatest regret?

(A) Not telling Harry that Harry had to die

(B) Trusting Snape

(D) Helping Gellert Grindelwald

17. Whose mail did Snape open?

(A) Dumbledore's

(B) Harry's mother Lily's

(D) Harry's

18. What form does Snape's Patronus take?

(A) Silver stag

(B) Silver doe

(D) Silver dog

19. Why can the Sword of Gryffindor destroy Horcruxes?

(A) It is impregnated with basilisk venom

(B) It was made by goblins

(D) It is one of the Deathly Hallows

20. Which of the following people did NOT steal the locket Horcrux?

(A) Mundungus Fletcher

(B) Regulus Black

(D) Bellatrix Lestrange

21. Which name is given to wizards who help Mudbloods?

(A) Blood traitor

(B) Mudblood lover

(D) Gryffindor

22. Which of the following is NOT a security measure at Gringotts bank?

(A) A dragon

(B) Difficult riddles

(D) Probity Probes

23. How do Harry and his friends enter the Ministry of Magic?

(A) On the back of a dragon

(B) In chains

(D) Through toilets

24. Who made Harry's wand?

(A) Grindelwald

(B) Gregorovitch

(D) Griphook

25. Which of the following people was NOT a master of the Elder Wand?

(A) Snape

(B) Harry

(D) Grindelwald

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