This document outlines the rules for a Harry Potter-themed trivia game with 7 rounds. Teams earn points for correct answers and can direct "bludgers" at other teams for missed questions. The first round involves listing Defense Against the Dark Arts professors from 1991-1997. Subsequent rounds include multiple choice, fill in the blank, and buzzer questions testing players' knowledge of characters, spells, locations and more from the Harry Potter books. The final round offers visual connects for extended points. The game aims to test comprehensive knowledge of the Harry Potter universe in a competitive format.

2. “I solemnly swear that I am up to
no good”

3. General Rules
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6 rounds
Quidditch theme!
+10 points for correct answer – Quaffle
Final round is the snitch, for +150 !
Certain questions are marked with a bludger.
Team A can direct a bludger at team B
• If A gets it and B does not: +10 and -10
• Or else, +10 and +20

4. Round I

5. Rules
• One list it question only, worth 10 points
(partial)

6. Question
• List all the D.A.D.A professors of Hogwarts
from 1991 to 1997, both inclusive, in order.

7. Answer
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Quirinus Quirrell (1991 - 1992)
Gilderoy Lockhart (1992 - 1993)
Remus Lupin (1993 - 1994)
Severus Snape as substitute once per month
Alastor Moody ( Barty Crouch Jr. ) (1994 - 1995)
Dolores Umbridge (1995 - 1996)
Severus Snape (1996 - 1997)
Amycus Carrow (1997 - 1998)

8. Clockwise round
Round 2

9. Rules
• Modified infinite bounce
• Out of turn warrants a life sentence in
Azkaban
• Passes on to audience if no right answers

10. Question 1
• The person whose name is blanked out
survived a nasty fall in her final year (a foul
during Gryffindor versus Slytherin) which left
her with a concussion, several broken ribs and
a lifelong desire to see Slytherin crushed on
the Quidditch pitch.
• Who?

12. Answer
• Minerva McGonagall

13. Question 2
These are the known instances of what?
• Albus Dumbledore – Recreation
• Horace Slughorn – Perfect spells, escape
Voldemort
• Tom Riddle – Creation of Horcruxes
• Harry Potter – Extraction of a memory from
Slughorn
• Ron Weasley – Escape Death Eaters
• Ginny Weasley - Escape Death Eaters
• Hermione Granger - Escape Death Eaters

14. Answer
• Known uses of Felix Felecis

15. Question 3
• Venerable ____ was an English monk and
historian and is regarded as the Father of
English History.
• He is the inspiration of a character in HP, who
according to JKR, “he believed that the worst
excesses of wizard kind sprang from the alltoo-human traits of cruelty, apathy or
arrogant misapplication of their own talents”

17. Answer
• Beedle the Bard
• The monk is ‘Venerable Bede’.

18. Question 4
• In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, JKR’s favourite
play, there are three prophetic old ladies
called the _____ _______.
• They are a famous group, described as hairy
males in the book series, shown in the
movies, but not mentioned.

19. Answer
• The Weird Sisters

20. Question 5
• Who uses ‘Peskipiksi pestronomi’ and what
does it do ?

21. Answer
• Gilderoy Lockhart
• Nothing 

22. Question 6
• One passageway from Hogwarts to Hogsmede
ends at this sweet shop.
• The shop also maintains the food trolley that
sells sweets in the Hogwarts Express.
• Some of the sweets sold here include Fizzing
Whizzbees, Drooble’s Best Blowing
Gum, splintery Toothflossing Stringmints, tiny
black Pepper Imps, Ice Mice and Liquorice
Wands.
• Identify the shop.

24. Answer
• Honeydukes

25. Question 7
• List of what?

26. Answer
• Members of the first Order of The Phoenix

27. Chocolate frog cards
Round 3

28. Rules
• Identify the character
• 5 questions
• Buzzer round: quaffle goal for correct and a
bludger smack for incorrect

29. Question 1
• She was Alastor Moody’s partner in the Yule
ball. She was dancing a nervous two-step
whilst avoiding his wooden leg.

30. Answer
• Aurora Sinistra, prof. of astronomy

31. Question 2
• Id

32. Answer
• The grey lady aka Helena Ravenclaw

33. Question 3
• ID
• She is played by Jade Olivia,
Tom Felton's real life girlfriend

34. Answer
• Astoria Greengrass (Malfoy)

35. Question 4
• ID either

36. Answer
• Stanley Shunpike
• Ernie Prang

37. Question 5
• This is Bozo, a guy with a paunch, who works
for the Daily Prophet. As what?

38. Answer
• Rita Skeeter’s Photographer

39. Audience Question
• What number does one dial at the payphone
to get into the Ministry of Magic?
• What is its significance?

40. The Quill is mightier than the
Sword
Round 3

41. Rules
• Odd one out
• 4 questions
• Written round

42. Question 1
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Pepper imps
Acid pops
Sherbet lemon
Cockroach cluster

43. Question 2
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Dragon
Veela
Unicorn
Thestral
Leprechaun

44. Question 3
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Falco Aesalon
Minerva McGonnagall
James Potter
Sirius Black
Remus Lupin
Peter Pettigrew
Rita Skeeter

45. Question 4
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Blast-Ended Skrewt
Dementor
Sphinx
Golden Mist
Acromantula

46. Question 1
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Pepper imps
Acid pops
Sherbet lemon
Cockroach cluster

47. Answer
• Pepper imps
• All the others are passwords to the
headmasters office.
• Others, mentioned in the book, are
Dumbledore and Fizzing Whizbees

48. Question 2
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Dragon
Veela
Unicorn
Thestral
Leprechaun

49. Answer
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Leprechaun
All the others are used for wand cores
Dragon heartstring – Hermione, Krum
Veela – Fleur
Unicorn – Ron, Draco
Thestral – The Elder Wand
Leprechaun - 

50. Question 3
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Falco Aesalon
Minerva McGonnagall
James Potter
Sirius Black
Remus Lupin
Peter Pettigrew
Rita Skeeter

51. Answer
• Remus Lupin
• He is not an animagus!

52. Question 4
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Blast-Ended Skrewt
Dementor
Sphinx
Golden Mist
Acromantula

53. Answer
• Dementor
• The others are obstacles in the Hedge maze of
the Triwizard tournament
• It was a boggart!

54. Audience question
• Jozef Marie Hoene _______ was a polymath, known mainly
for two things.
• He was a critic of Lagrange’s expansions and suggested
various other infinite series
• Also, in the HP world, he is known as the inventor of
‘something’ to do with Viktor Krum
• Who is he? What is his connection to the HP world?

55. Coverrors
Round 4

56. Rules
• Buzzer round: quaffle goal for correct and a
bludger smack for incorrect

57. Question 1
• This is the Bloomsbury UK
children’s cover of The
Philosopher’s stone.

58. Answer
• Harry is wearing his Gryffindor scarf, but he
has not been sorted yet!

59. Question 2
• This is the scholastic cover of the prisoner of Azkaban, which
has a mistake. What?

60. Answer
• It is supposed to be a full moon night!

61. Question 3
• One of the book covers features this random unidentified
wizard, who was later removed and replaced with whom?

62. Answer
• Albus Dumbledore

63. Question 4
• This is the Bloomsbury UK
children’s cover of The
Chamber of secrets.

64. Answer
• Hedwig is a snow owl, not a barn owl

65. Audience question
• Bubo Scandiacus is the scientific name for
______ in HP.
• The character was named so after the owner
found the name in a book. It is a German
female name, not pronounced the way we
pronounce it.
• The main HP title theme is called ______’s
theme

66. Audience question
• Peruvian instant darkness powder is resistant to
many light casting spells. One way to penetrate this
darkness is to use the ____ __ _____
• It has also been mentioned in history as a good luck
charm with magical powers. It is made from the fat
and ____ of a dead man, soaked in milk and
pepper, put in an oven with ferns to dry!
• What?

67. Anticlockwise round
Round 6

68. Rules
• Modified infinite bounce
• Out of turn warrants a life sentence in
Azkaban
• Passes on to audience if no right answers

69. Question 1
• This is a poster of the 422nd Quidditch World
Cup.
• The participating teams are
Argentina, Australia, Bulgaria ,Brazil, England,
France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Luxembourg,
The Nordic
Team, Peru, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Transylv
ania, Uganda, United States, Wales
• Which is the other country?

71. Answer
• India !

72. Question 2
• When Albus Dumbledore was being
discredited by the Ministry of Magic, he was
removed from the Wizengamot and from
the International Confederation of Wizards.
• He told Bill Weasley that he didn't care what
they did to him, as long as they didn't ‘do
something’. What ?

73. Answer
• As long as they didn’t take him off chocolate
frog cards !

74. Question 3
• “Sturm und _____” is a German saying which
means Storm and Drive, to mean free
expression and its associated movements.
• JKR made a spoonerism of this to give us the
name of a magical location, whose symbol is a
double headed Eagle

76. Answer
• Durmstrang Institute
• The German saying is Sturm und Drang

77. Question 4
• How does one enter the Hogwarts kitchen?

78. Answer
• By tickling the pear in the painting of a bowl of
fruit.
• If one tickles the pear, it will
squirm, laugh, and then transform into a
green door-knob.

79. Question 5
• One thing most fans were disappointed with
in the films is the depiction of _____ and his
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• The film shows it on the wrong side, with a
special holder and according to a critic “It is
not a ****ing Nikon and he’s certainly not the
damn terminator!”
• What?”

80. Answer
• Alastor Moody and his magical eye

81. Question 6
• A lot of members of this family seem to be
named after these figures from medieval
history legends.
• While one seems to be named after the
central character, another is named after the
queen of the central character.
• Another may be named after the spear of the
central character - his other weapon was a
sword named Excalibur.
• Identify the legendary British leader.

82. Answer
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King Arthur – Arthur Weasley
Ginevra (King Arthur’s wife) – Ginevra Weasley
Rongomyniad (Arthur’s spear) – Ron Weasley
Charlemagne - Charles Weasley

83. Question 7
• Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington :
McGonagall
• Helena Ravenclaw : Flitwick
• The fat friar : ______
• ___ ______ _____ : Snape

84. Answer
• Hufflepuff : Pomona Sprout
• The Bloody Baron : Slytherin

85. Audience question
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Connect:
Albus Dumbledore
Hedwig
Sirius Black’s animagus
A random brown owl
Fawkes’ feather
M.Gaunt’s ring
The deathly hallows symbol

86. The Snitch
Round 7

87. Rules
• 3 long visual connects (50 each)
• Buzzer round

88. 1
+50/-10

89. +40/-10

90. +30/-10

91. +20/-10

92. +10/-10

93. Answer
• The Slug club

94. 2
+50/-10

95. +40/-10

96. +30/-10

97. +20/-10

98. +10/-10

99. Answer
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Quidditch teams
Appelby Arrows
Tutshill Tornadoes
Wimbourne Wasps
Chudley Cannons
Holyhead Harpies

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+50/-10

101. +45/-10

102. +40

103. +30/-10

104. +20/-10

105. +10/-10

106. Answer
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Deparments of the Ministry of Magic
Regulation and control of magical creatures
Magical accidents and catastrophies
International magical co-operation
Magical transportation
Magical law enforcement
Wizengamot

107. “Mischief managed”