The document is a quiz about the Harry Potter series containing 30 multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank questions. Some of the questions are about characters, plots, spells, creatures, and other elements from the books. Others connect various Harry Potter terms or ask about changes in a character's patronus. The quiz would test a participant's knowledge and familiarity with the Harry Potter universe.

1. POTTER QUIZ
PRELIMS
Samksha Bhardwaj
Trivikram Choudhry
Vaani Radhakrishnan

2. FORMAT
• Written
• 30 questions

3. Q1.
Ingredients:
• 1 oz Butterscotch schnapps
• 5 oz Cream soda
• Whipped cream
Directions:
• Add Butterscotch Schnapps to beer mug
• Pour in cream soda
• Top with whipped cream
Recipe for?

4. Q2.
• The official motto for Hogwarts is "Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus”.
• Meaning?

5. Q3.
• Following a segment by @midnight, a hashtag began trending on Twitter.
• Images follow.
• What hashtag?

8. Q4.
From “Send for Kozzie” by Sox:
• "I ain't gonna try to front or write cocky but Lord Of The Mics 3 I'mma enter the
Dungeon and duppy
• Go there with my zuggy, on a hype I'll leave this Kozzie guy deader than _____
• Got this one in the bag don't worry”
FITB.

9. Q5.
• “X" simply means "bird" in Latin.
• Mr. Ollivander used this spell to test Viktor Krum's wand during the Weighing of the
Wands, sending the birds out the window, and Hermione used this charm in "Harry
Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" when she was angry at Ron, and set a flock of
birds pecking at him.
• X?

10. Q6.
• Artist Lucy Knisley summarized all eight Harry Potter movies in entertaining and
endearing comic form on one gigantic poster - or on eight separate ones if you
prefer your Potter in smaller chunks.
• What punny name did she come up with for the series?

12. Q7.
• In Russian Zharptitsa, Polish Żar-ptak, Slovak Vták Ohnivák, also Hungarian
Tűzmadár
• Persian Simurgh, in Arabian Anka and Turkish Zümrüdü Anka, Georgian Paskunji
• Chinese Fenghuang, in Japanese Hō-ō, Tibetan Me Byi Karmo
• East Asian Vermilion ____ in Chinese Zhu Que, Japanese Suzaku, Korean Jujak,
Vietnamese Chu Tước
• Chol (bible), Avarshina, Urshinah or other transliterations of ‫הנישרוא‬
What?

13. Q8.
Connect:
• Garden
• School
• Home
• Dentist
• Prison
• Lost
• Mortal Peril
• Travelling
• Quidditch

14. Q9. X, Z?
• X is the religion worshiping Z. Its followers believe that they are married to Z on the
astral plane. In addition, they believe that they each have a sexual relationship with
him, claiming they have felt his physical touch, and writing about their experiences in
brief erotic literature. There are three “main” wives, Rose, Tonya, and Conchita, who
dedicated numerous online journal entries to Z.
• They believe that J.K. Rowling was a flawed interpreter of Z. “By this logic, Rowling
can be viewed as someone who was able to write Z's character after being
influenced by him—perhaps via some kind of channeling—as opposed to an author
who created Z from her own imagination” (Alderton 225). This, again, is similar to the
Christian belief that the Bible was written by flawed human beings inspired by God.
Because of this, Z is not just a fictional character that lives in a book, rather an entity
that transcends the published pages and deserves recognition as such.

15. Q10.
• X is a creature of American folklore that is said to inhabit forests, especially in the
Pacific Northwest. X is usually described as a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid.
• Researchers note the lack of physical evidence after centuries of investigation,
despite the fact that numerous creatures would have to exist in order to maintain a
breeding population. Reports of sightings are attributed to persons seeing various
animals, particularly black bears. When asked for her opinion of X, Jane Goodall
said "I'm sure they exist", and later said, chuckling, "Well, I'm a romantic, so I always
wanted them to exist", and finally, "You know, why isn't there a body? I can't answer
that, and maybe they don't exist, but I want them to.” While most "experts" believe
the X to be some form of shaggy primate, a few have opined that these beasts are
actually surviving giant ground sloths. A few modern creationists have argued that the
giants briefly mentioned in the book of Genesis were actually early X.
• X?

16. Q11.
• Food
• Money
• Broomstick and wands
• Information
• Human life
Exceptions to?

17. Q12.
• X is an ancient wizarding game that resembles marbles, the principal difference
being that every time a point is conceded, the winning stone squirts a foul-smelling
liquid into the loser's face.
• Players start the game with fifteen small, round X each and the winner must capture
all of his opponent’s stones.
• X?

18. Q13.
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19. Q14.
• A Hatstall was an archaic term for a student of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and
Wizardry whose sorting took more than five minutes because the Sorting Hat found
them to have a personality equally suited to different Hogwarts Houses. The Sorting
Hat sometimes took the student's personal preference into consideration in order to
break such a tie.
• Two hat stalls have occurred in the history of the Sorting Hat - the first one occurred
when the Sorting Hat could not decide between placing X in Gryffindor or in
Ravenclaw. The other one occurred when the Sorting Hat could not decide between
placing Y in Gryffindor or in Slytherin. In the end, both X and Y were placed in
Gryffindor.
• X, Y?

20. Q15. INEXHAUSTIVE LIST OF?
Banana Fritters (1994–95)
Baubles (1996–97)
Dilligrout (1996–97)
Fairy Lights (1994-95)
Flibbertigibbet (1993–94)
Fortuna Major (Latin for "greater fortune") (1993–94)
Quid Agis? (Latin for "How are you?") (1996–97)
Tapeworm (1996–97)
Wattlebird (1992–93)

21. Q16.
Ingredients:
• 1 oz whiskey
• 1/2 oz cinnamon schnapps
• Splash of 151 rum
Directions:
• Add whiskey and cinnamon schnapps to shaker with ice
• Shake to chill
• Pour into shot glass, and top with 151 rum
• Ignite
•Recipe for?

22. Q17.
FITB
• Stitchstock
• Aingingein
• Creaothceann
• Shuntbumps
• Swivenhodge
• _________

23. Q18.
• A X is a yōkai demon or imp found in traditional Japanese folklore. X are
distinguished as having a small pool of water suspended on top of their head,
signifying their life force and habitat.
• X have been used to warn children of the dangers lurking in rivers and lakes, as X
have been often said to try to lure people to water and strangle them. X feed on the
blood of humans. When substituting for Professor Lupin, Professor Snape asserted
that they were commonly found in Mongolia.
• X is also the 10th letter of the Greek alphabet.
• What is X?

24. Q19.
X -
Roman family name which possibly derives from the Latin for "horn". In Acts in the
New Testament X is a centurion who is directed by an angel to seek Peter. After
speaking with Peter he converts to Christianity, and he is traditionally deemed the
first gentile convert.
Y -
1. Tasty chocolate like treat. Sits in stomach best after eating good warm meal and
while sitting in comfy chair whilst visiting with whom ever may be there to cause such
a wonderful event as fudge.
2. Articulate version of the highly popular yet extremely vulgar word fuck.
X Y?

25. Q20.
Probably raised in Europe, X was one of the most prominent wandmakers of England
of his time, rivalling the business of Ollivanders. In fact, one of his last wands was
bought by Viktor Krum.
Harry witnesses the murder of X through his connection with Voldemort, but mistakes
him to be a Quidditch player from the Chudley Cannons.
ID X.

26. Q21.
• Harry Potter and another series are eerily similar.
• The hero in both is raised by an aunt and uncle, who ends up learning how to use a
supernatural weapon. His best friend is unconventional, yet loveable, and in love with
the hero’s female friend. The female friend is intelligent, and helpful. The mentor is a
wise, bearded old teacher who is killed by a characters seeking redemption. The
pale, deformed evil guy will do anything to stop them.
• Which series?

27. Q22.
• A half-blood, X left a position at the Ministry of Magic to eventually go into
academia at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. X is remembered for
unconventional yet effective techniques introduced to encourage a new style of
education.
• While these techniques were controversial, they were instrumental in X’s rise through
the ranks of Hogwarts. As the chief administrator of Hogwarts, X was responsible for
introducing new policies that were heavily praised by some as necessary to maintain
Hogwarts standards.
• Unfortunately, a breakdown led to X leaving the position, and as a result, X returned
to the Ministry of Magic.
X?

28. Q23.
Examples of?

29. Q24.
• The X (named after its resemblance to the seahorse) is a major component of the
brains of humans and other vertebrates. Humans and other mammals have two X, one
in each side of the brain.
• The X belongs to the limbic system and plays important roles in the consolidation of
information from short-term memory to long-term memory, and in spatial memory that
enables navigation. The X is located under the cerebral cortex.
• The X is also a mythological creature shared by Phoenician and Greek mythology,
though the name by which it is recognised is purely Greek.
• The X has typically been depicted as having the upper body of a horse with the
lower body of a fish
•X?

30. Q25.
As time goes on, the Patronus of a person can change, according to the change in a
person.
In 2014, Rowling revealed that the Patronus of someone was a pine marten. However,
in 2017, the Patronus had transformed to a heron.
Whose Patronus?

32. Q26.
What series started with the Shameless Parody, continued with the Unnecessary
Sequel, and ended with the Dead Horse?

33. Q27.
"I mark the hours, every one
nor have I yet outrun the Sun
My use and value, unto you
Are gauged by what you have to do”
Inscription on?

34. Q28. CONNECT

36. Q29.
• (t) is directly influenced by bodyweight (a), viciousness (v), wand power (w),
concentration (c) and a fifth unknown variable (Z).
• t?

37. Q30.
List of?
• Emeric the Evil
• Egbert the Egregious
• Godelot
• Hereward
• Barnabas Deverill
• Loxias
• Arcus and/or Livius

38. RE RUN

39. Q1.
Ingredients:
• 1 oz Butterscotch schnapps
• 5 oz Cream soda
• Whipped cream
Directions:
• Add Butterscotch Schnapps to beer mug
• Pour in cream soda
• Top with whipped cream
Recipe for?

40. Q2.
• The official motto for Hogwarts is "Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus”.
• Meaning?

41. Q3.
• Following a segment by @midnight, a hashtag began trending on Twitter.
• Images follow.
• What hashtag?

44. Q4.
From “Send for Kozzie” by Sox:
• "I ain't gonna try to front or write cocky but Lord Of The Mics 3 I'mma enter the
Dungeon and duppy
• Go there with my zuggy, on a hype I'll leave this Kozzie guy deader than _____
• Got this one in the bag don't worry”
FITB.

45. Q5.
• “X" simply means "bird" in Latin.
• Mr. Ollivander used this spell to test Viktor Krum's wand during the Weighing of the
Wands, sending the birds out the window, and Hermione used this charm in "Harry
Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" when she was angry at Ron, and set a flock of
birds pecking at him.
• X?

46. Q6.
• Artist Lucy Knisley summarized all eight Harry Potter movies in entertaining and
endearing comic form on one gigantic poster - or on eight separate ones if you
prefer your Potter in smaller chunks.
• What punny name did she come up with for the series?

48. Q7.
• In Russian Zharptitsa, Polish Żar-ptak, Slovak Vták Ohnivák, also Hungarian
Tűzmadár
• Persian Simurgh, in Arabian Anka and Turkish Zümrüdü Anka, Georgian Paskunji
• Chinese Fenghuang, in Japanese Hō-ō, Tibetan Me Byi Karmo
• East Asian Vermilion ____ in Chinese Zhu Que, Japanese Suzaku, Korean Jujak,
Vietnamese Chu Tước
• Chol (bible), Avarshina, Urshinah or other transliterations of ‫הנישרוא‬
What?

49. Q8.
Connect:
• Garden
• School
• Home
• Dentist
• Prison
• Lost
• Mortal Peril
• Travelling
• Quidditch

50. Q9. X, Z?
• X is the religion worshiping Z. Its followers believe that they are married to Z on the
astral plane. In addition, they believe that they each have a sexual relationship with
him, claiming they have felt his physical touch, and writing about their experiences in
brief erotic literature. There are three “main” wives, Rose, Tonya, and Conchita, who
dedicated numerous online journal entries to Z.
• They believe that J.K. Rowling was a flawed interpreter of Z. “By this logic, Rowling
can be viewed as someone who was able to write Z's character after being
influenced by him—perhaps via some kind of channeling—as opposed to an author
who created Z from her own imagination” (Alderton 225). This, again, is similar to the
Christian belief that the Bible was written by flawed human beings inspired by God.
Because of this, Z is not just a fictional character that lives in a book, rather an entity
that transcends the published pages and deserves recognition as such.

51. Q10.
• X is a creature of American folklore that is said to inhabit forests, especially in the
Pacific Northwest. X is usually described as a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid.
• Researchers note the lack of physical evidence after centuries of investigation,
despite the fact that numerous creatures would have to exist in order to maintain a
breeding population. Reports of sightings are attributed to persons seeing various
animals, particularly black bears. When asked for her opinion of X, Jane Goodall
said "I'm sure they exist", and later said, chuckling, "Well, I'm a romantic, so I always
wanted them to exist", and finally, "You know, why isn't there a body? I can't answer
that, and maybe they don't exist, but I want them to.” While most "experts" believe
the X to be some form of shaggy primate, a few have opined that these beasts are
actually surviving giant ground sloths. A few modern creationists have argued that the
giants briefly mentioned in the book of Genesis were actually early X.
• X?

52. Q11.
• Food
• Money
• Broomstick and wands
• Information
• Human life
Exceptions to?

53. Q12.
• X is an ancient wizarding game that resembles marbles, the principal difference
being that every time a point is conceded, the winning stone squirts a foul-smelling
liquid into the loser's face.
• Players start the game with fifteen small, round X each and the winner must capture
all of his opponent’s stones.
• X?

54. Q13.
It still doesn’t exist, sorry

55. Q14.
• A Hatstall was an archaic term for a student of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and
Wizardry whose sorting took more than five minutes because the Sorting Hat found
them to have a personality equally suited to different Hogwarts Houses. The Sorting
Hat sometimes took the student's personal preference into consideration in order to
break such a tie.
• Two hat stalls have occurred in the history of the Sorting Hat - the first one occurred
when the Sorting Hat could not decide between placing X in Gryffindor or in
Ravenclaw. The other one occurred when the Sorting Hat could not decide between
placing Y in Gryffindor or in Slytherin. In the end, both X and Y were placed in
Gryffindor.
• X, Y?

56. Q15. INEXHAUSTIVE LIST OF?
Banana Fritters (1994–95)
Baubles (1996–97)
Dilligrout (1996–97)
Fairy Lights (1994-95)
Flibbertigibbet (1993–94)
Fortuna Major (Latin for "greater fortune") (1993–94)
Quid Agis? (Latin for "How are you?") (1996–97)
Tapeworm (1996–97)
Wattlebird (1992–93)

57. Q16.
Ingredients:
• 1 oz whiskey
• 1/2 oz cinnamon schnapps
• Splash of 151 rum
Directions:
• Add whiskey and cinnamon schnapps to shaker with ice
• Shake to chill
• Pour into shot glass, and top with 151 rum
• Ignite
•Recipe for?

58. Q17.
FITB
• Stitchstock
• Aingingein
• Creaothceann
• Shuntbumps
• Swivenhodge
• _________

59. Q18.
• A X is a yōkai demon or imp found in traditional Japanese folklore. X are
distinguished as having a small pool of water suspended on top of their head,
signifying their life force and habitat.
• X have been used to warn children of the dangers lurking in rivers and lakes, as X
have been often said to try to lure people to water and strangle them. X feed on the
blood of humans. When substituting for Professor Lupin, Professor Snape asserted
that they were commonly found in Mongolia.
• X is also the 10th letter of the Greek alphabet.
• What is X?

60. Q19.
X -
Roman family name which possibly derives from the Latin for "horn". In Acts in the
New Testament X is a centurion who is directed by an angel to seek Peter. After
speaking with Peter he converts to Christianity, and he is traditionally deemed the
first gentile convert.
Y -
1. Tasty chocolate like treat. Sits in stomach best after eating good warm meal and
while sitting in comfy chair whilst visiting with whom ever may be there to cause such
a wonderful event as fudge.
2. Articulate version of the highly popular yet extremely vulgar word fuck.
X Y?

61. Q20.
Probably raised in Europe, X was one of the most prominent wandmakers of England
of his time, rivalling the business of Ollivanders. In fact, one of his last wands was
bought by Viktor Krum.
Harry witnesses the murder of X through his connection with Voldemort, but mistakes
him to be a Quidditch player from the Chudley Cannons.
ID X.

62. Q21.
• Harry Potter and another series are eerily similar.
• The hero in both is raised by an aunt and uncle, who ends up learning how to use a
supernatural weapon. His best friend is unconventional, yet loveable, and in love with
the hero’s female friend. The female friend is intelligent, and helpful. The mentor is a
wise, bearded old teacher who is killed by a characters seeking redemption. The
pale, deformed evil guy will do anything to stop them.
• Which series?

63. Q22.
• A half-blood, X left a position at the Ministry of Magic to eventually go into
academia at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. X is remembered for
unconventional yet effective techniques introduced to encourage a new style of
education.
• While these techniques were controversial, they were instrumental in X’s rise through
the ranks of Hogwarts. As the chief administrator of Hogwarts, X was responsible for
introducing new policies that were heavily praised by some as necessary to maintain
Hogwarts standards.
• Unfortunately, a breakdown led to X leaving the position, and as a result, X returned
to the Ministry of Magic.
X?

64. Q23.
Examples of?

65. Q24.
• The X (named after its resemblance to the seahorse) is a major component of the
brains of humans and other vertebrates. Humans and other mammals have two X, one
in each side of the brain.
• The X belongs to the limbic system and plays important roles in the consolidation of
information from short-term memory to long-term memory, and in spatial memory that
enables navigation. The X is located under the cerebral cortex.
• The X is also a mythological creature shared by Phoenician and Greek mythology,
though the name by which it is recognised is purely Greek.
• The X has typically been depicted as having the upper body of a horse with the
lower body of a fish
•X?

66. Q25.
As time goes on, the Patronus of a person can change, according to the change in a
person.
In 2014, Rowling revealed that the Patronus of someone was a pine marten. However,
in 2017, the Patronus had transformed to a heron.
Whose Patronus?

68. Q26.
What series started with the Shameless Parody, continued with the Unnecessary
Sequel, and ended with the Dead Horse?

69. Q27.
"I mark the hours, every one
nor have I yet outrun the Sun
My use and value, unto you
Are gauged by what you have to do”
Inscription on?

70. Q28. CONNECT

72. Q29.
• (t) is directly influenced by bodyweight (a), viciousness (v), wand power (w),
concentration (c) and a fifth unknown variable (Z).
• t?

73. Q30.
List of?
• Emeric the Evil
• Egbert the Egregious
• Godelot
• Hereward
• Barnabas Deverill
• Loxias
• Arcus and/or Livius

74. SUBMIT SHEETS!

75. ANSWERS

76. Q1.
Ingredients:
• 1 oz Butterscotch schnapps
• 5 oz Cream soda
• Whipped cream
Directions:
• Add Butterscotch Schnapps to beer mug
• Pour in cream soda
• Top with whipped cream
Recipe for?

77. A. BUTTERBEER

78. Q2.
• The official motto for Hogwarts is "Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus”.
• Meaning?

79. A. NEVER TICKLE A SLEEPING DRAGON

80. Q3.
• Following a segment by @midnight, a hashtag began trending on Twitter.
• Images follow.
• What hashtag?

83. A. #HIPHOPHARRYPOTTER

84. Q4.
From “Send for Kozzie” by Sox:
• "I ain't gonna try to front or write cocky but Lord Of The Mics 3 I'mma enter the
Dungeon and duppy
• Go there with my zuggy, on a hype I'll leave this Kozzie guy deader than _____
• Got this one in the bag don't worry”
FITB.

85. A. DOBBY

86. Q5.
• “X" simply means "bird" in Latin.
• Mr. Ollivander used this spell to test Viktor Krum's wand during the Weighing of the
Wands, sending the birds out the window, and Hermione used this charm in "Harry
Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" when she was angry at Ron, and set a flock of
birds pecking at him.
• X?

87. A. AVIS

88. Q6.
• Artist Lucy Knisley summarized all eight Harry Potter movies in entertaining and
endearing comic form on one gigantic poster - or on eight separate ones if you
prefer your Potter in smaller chunks.
• What punny name did she come up with for the series?

90. A. SUMHARRY

91. *Q7.
• In Russian Zharptitsa, Polish Żar-ptak, Slovak Vták Ohnivák, also Hungarian
Tűzmadár
• Persian Simurgh, in Arabian Anka and Turkish Zümrüdü Anka, Georgian Paskunji
• Chinese Fenghuang, in Japanese Hō-ō, Tibetan Me Byi Karmo
• East Asian Vermilion ____ in Chinese Zhu Que, Japanese Suzaku, Korean Jujak,
Vietnamese Chu Tước
• Chol (bible), Avarshina, Urshinah or other transliterations of ‫הנישרוא‬
What?

92. A. PHOENIX

93. Q8.
Connect:
• Garden
• School
• Home
• Dentist
• Prison
• Lost
• Mortal Peril
• Travelling
• Quidditch

94. A. WEASLEY FAMILY CLOCK

95. Q9. X, Z?
• X is the religion worshiping Z. Its followers believe that they are married to Z on the
astral plane. In addition, they believe that they each have a sexual relationship with
him, claiming they have felt his physical touch, and writing about their experiences in
brief erotic literature. There are three “main” wives, Rose, Tonya, and Conchita, who
dedicated numerous online journal entries to Z.
• They believe that J.K. Rowling was a flawed interpreter of Z. “By this logic, Rowling
can be viewed as someone who was able to write Z's character after being
influenced by him—perhaps via some kind of channeling—as opposed to an author
who created Z from her own imagination” (Alderton 225). This, again, is similar to the
Christian belief that the Bible was written by flawed human beings inspired by God.
Because of this, Z is not just a fictional character that lives in a book, rather an entity
that transcends the published pages and deserves recognition as such.

96. A. X – SNAPEISM, Z - SNAPE

97. Q10.
• X is a creature of American folklore that is said to inhabit forests, especially in the
Pacific Northwest. X is usually described as a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid.
• Researchers note the lack of physical evidence after centuries of investigation,
despite the fact that numerous creatures would have to exist in order to maintain a
breeding population. Reports of sightings are attributed to persons seeing various
animals, particularly black bears. When asked for her opinion of X, Jane Goodall
said "I'm sure they exist", and later said, chuckling, "Well, I'm a romantic, so I always
wanted them to exist", and finally, "You know, why isn't there a body? I can't answer
that, and maybe they don't exist, but I want them to.” While most "experts" believe
the X to be some form of shaggy primate, a few have opined that these beasts are
actually surviving giant ground sloths. A few modern creationists have argued that the
giants briefly mentioned in the book of Genesis were actually early X.
• X?

98. A. SASQUATCH/BIGFOOT

99. Q11.
• Food
• Money
• Broomstick and wands
• Information
• Human life
Exceptions to?

100. A. GAMP’S LAW OF TRANSFIGURATION

101. Q12.
• X is an ancient wizarding game that resembles marbles, the principal difference
being that every time a point is conceded, the winning stone squirts a foul-smelling
liquid into the loser's face.
• Players start the game with fifteen small, round X each and the winner must capture
all of his opponent’s stones.
• X?

102. A. GOBSTONES

103. Q14.
• A Hatstall was an archaic term for a student of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and
Wizardry whose sorting took more than five minutes because the Sorting Hat found
them to have a personality equally suited to different Hogwarts Houses. The Sorting
Hat sometimes took the student's personal preference into consideration in order to
break such a tie.
• Two hat stalls have occurred in the history of the Sorting Hat - the first one occurred
when the Sorting Hat could not decide between placing X in Gryffindor or in
Ravenclaw. The other one occurred when the Sorting Hat could not decide between
placing Y in Gryffindor or in Slytherin. In the end, both X and Y were placed in
Gryffindor.
• X, Y?

104. A. MCGONAGALL, PETTIGREW

105. Q15. INEXHAUSTIVE LIST OF?
Banana Fritters (1994–95)
Baubles (1996–97)
Dilligrout (1996–97)
Fairy Lights (1994-95)
Flibbertigibbet (1993–94)
Fortuna Major (Latin for "greater fortune") (1993–94)
Quid Agis? (Latin for "How are you?") (1996–97)
Tapeworm (1996–97)
Wattlebird (1992–93)

106. A. GRYFFINDOR COMMON ROOM PASSWORDS

107. Q16.
Ingredients:
• 1 oz whiskey
• 1/2 oz cinnamon schnapps
• Splash of 151 rum
Directions:
• Add whiskey and cinnamon schnapps to shaker with ice
• Shake to chill
• Pour into shot glass, and top with 151 rum
• Ignite
•Recipe for?

108. A. FIREWHISKEY

109. Q17.
FITB
• Stitchstock
• Aingingein
• Creaothceann
• Shuntbumps
• Swivenhodge
• _________

110. A. QUIDDITCH

111. Q18.
• A X is a yōkai demon or imp found in traditional Japanese folklore. X are
distinguished as having a small pool of water suspended on top of their head,
signifying their life force and habitat.
• X have been used to warn children of the dangers lurking in rivers and lakes, as X
have been often said to try to lure people to water and strangle them. X feed on the
blood of humans. When substituting for Professor Lupin, Professor Snape asserted
that they were commonly found in Mongolia.
• X is also the 10th letter of the Greek alphabet.
• What is X?

112. A. KAPPA

113. Q19.
X -
Roman family name which possibly derives from the Latin for "horn". In Acts in the
New Testament X is a centurion who is directed by an angel to seek Peter. After
speaking with Peter he converts to Christianity, and he is traditionally deemed the
first gentile convert.
Y -
1. Tasty chocolate like treat. Sits in stomach best after eating good warm meal and
while sitting in comfy chair whilst visiting with whom ever may be there to cause such
a wonderful event as _____.
2. Articulate version of the highly popular yet extremely vulgar word fuck.
X Y?

114. A. CORNELIUS FUDGE

115. Q20.
Probably raised in Europe, X was one of the most prominent wandmakers of England
of his time, rivalling the business of Ollivanders. In fact, one of his last wands was
bought by Viktor Krum.
Harry witnesses the murder of X through his connection with Voldemort, but mistakes
him to be a Quidditch player from the Chudley Cannons.
ID X.

116. A. GREGOROVICH

117. Q21.
• Harry Potter and another series are eerily similar.
• The hero in both is raised by an aunt and uncle, who ends up learning how to use a
supernatural weapon. His best friend is unconventional, yet loveable, and in love with
the hero’s female friend. The female friend is intelligent, and helpful. The mentor is a
wise, bearded old teacher who is killed by a characters seeking redemption. The
pale, deformed evil guy will do anything to stop them.
• Which series?

118. A. STAR WARS

119. Q22.
• A half-blood, X left a position at the Ministry of Magic to eventually go into
academia at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. X is remembered for
unconventional yet effective techniques introduced to encourage a new style of
education.
• While these techniques were controversial, they were instrumental in X’s rise through
the ranks of Hogwarts. As the chief administrator of Hogwarts, X was responsible for
introducing new policies that were heavily praised by some as necessary to maintain
Hogwarts standards.
• Unfortunately, a breakdown led to X leaving the position, and as a result, X returned
to the Ministry of Magic.
X?

120. A. DOLORES UMBRIDGE

121. Q23.
Examples of?

122. A. WAND MOTIONS FOR SPELLS

123. Q24.
• The X (named after its resemblance to the seahorse) is a major component of the
brains of humans and other vertebrates. Humans and other mammals have two X, one
in each side of the brain.
• The X belongs to the limbic system and plays important roles in the consolidation of
information from short-term memory to long-term memory, and in spatial memory that
enables navigation. The X is located under the cerebral cortex.
• The X is also a mythological creature shared by Phoenician and Greek mythology,
though the name by which it is recognised is purely Greek.
• The X has typically been depicted as having the upper body of a horse with the
lower body of a fish
•X?

124. A. HIPPOCAMPUS

125. Q25.
As time goes on, the Patronus of a person can change, according to the change in a
person.
In 2014, Rowling revealed that the Patronus of someone was a pine marten. However,
in 2017, the Patronus had transformed to a heron.
Whose Patronus?

127. A. J. K. ROWLING

128. Q26.
What series started with the Shameless Parody, continued with the Unnecessary
Sequel, and ended with the Dead Horse?

129. A. BARRY TROTTER

130. Q27.
"I mark the hours, every one
nor have I yet outrun the Sun
My use and value, unto you
Are gauged by what you have to do”
Inscription on?

131. A. TIME TURNER

132. Q28. CONNECT

134. A. THE SACRED 28

135. Q29.
• (t) is directly influenced by bodyweight (a), viciousness (v), wand power (w),
concentration (c) and a fifth unknown variable (Z).
• t?

136. A. T = TRANSFIGURATION

137. Q30.
List of?
• Emeric the Evil
• Egbert the Egregious
• Godelot
• Hereward
• Barnabas Deverill
• Loxias
• Arcus and/or Livius

138. A. ELDER WAND HOLDERS