Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone: Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

1 of 5
Which theme is embodied in Harry's ability to obtain the Sorcerer's Stone solely because he doesn't want to use it?

The importance of humility
The necessity of rebellion
The problem of evil
The danger of authority

2 of 5
Which character represents the novel's motif of bogus authority?

Hermione Granger
Albus Dumbledore
Hagrid
Vernon Dursley

3 of 5
Quidditch matches represent the importance of ___ in the wizarding community.

Intellect
Teamwork
Physical fitness
Games

4 of 5
Which of the following is a symbol of Harry's emotional sensitivity?

The Golden Snitch
His scar
The Sorcerer's Stone
The three-headed dog

5 of 5
The Mirror of Erised shows that a person's identity is shaped by ___.

What he wants
How he behaves
Who he loves
What scares him

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1 of 5
Which theme is embodied in Harry's ability to obtain the Sorcerer's Stone solely because he doesn't want to use it?

2 of 5
Which character represents the novel's motif of bogus authority?

3 of 5
Quidditch matches represent the importance of ___ in the wizarding community.

4 of 5
Which of the following is a symbol of Harry's emotional sensitivity?

5 of 5
The Mirror of Erised shows that a person's identity is shaped by ___.

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1 of 5 Which theme is embodied in Harry's ability to obtain the Sorcerer's Stone solely because he doesn't want to use it?

2 of 5 Which character represents the novel's motif of bogus authority?

3 of 5 Quidditch matches represent the importance of ___ in the wizarding community.

4 of 5 Which of the following is a symbol of Harry's emotional sensitivity?

5 of 5 The Mirror of Erised shows that a person's identity is shaped by ___.

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1 of 5
Which theme is embodied in Harry's ability to obtain the Sorcerer's Stone solely because he doesn't want to use it?

2 of 5
Which character represents the novel's motif of bogus authority?

3 of 5
Quidditch matches represent the importance of ___ in the wizarding community.

4 of 5
Which of the following is a symbol of Harry's emotional sensitivity?

5 of 5
The Mirror of Erised shows that a person's identity is shaped by ___.