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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13 "Detention with Dolores" | Chapter 14 "Percy and Padfoot".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What two characters witnessed Harry's Patronus Charm?
(a) Dudley and Ms. Figg.
(b) Aunt Petunia and Ms. Figg.
(c) Dudley and Hermione.
(d) Uncle Vernon and Dudley.

2. In Chapter 13, what secret of Ron's does Harry learn?
(a) Ron has secretly been practicing to become the new Gryffindor Seeker.
(b) That Ron is thinking of leaving Hogwarts to pursue professional football.
(c) Ron is secretly in love with Hermione.
(d) Ron has been cheating in Occlumency.

3. Why is Minister Fudge trying to undermine Dumbledore in the wizarding community?
(a) They are old rivals from when they attended Hogwarts together.
(b) He is afraid Dumbledore will try to overthrow him.
(c) He is secretly a Death Eater in Lucius Malfoy's employ.
(d) He wants greater control at Hogwarts to influence the students.

4. What was Ms. Figg assigned to do in Little Whinging?
(a) Spy on Harry for Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters.
(b) Watch over Harry and prevent him from doing magic.
(c) Study muggle behavior for the Ministry of Magic.
(d) Make sure the Dursleys treated Harry well.

5. Why does Harry get into a fight with Seamus Finnigan?
(a) Seamus' mother believes the nasty things that have been written about Harry and Dumbledore.
(b) Harry wants a room to himself because of his nightmares.
(c) Seamus decides to go out for Gryffindor seeker to try to upstage Harry.
(d) Seamus calls Harry a murderer and a thief.

Short Answer Questions

1. What suspicious character is Minister Fudge talking to when Harry leaves his hearing?

2. What travel method was used to escort Harry from the Dursleys' home to the Order of the Phoenix?

3. Why did Percy have a falling out with his parents?

4. What makes Aunt Petunia decide Harry must be allowed to stay?

5. Why is Harry secretly upset in Chapter 9?

(see the answer key)

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