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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 makes Aunt Petunia decide Harry must be allowed to stay?
(a) A formal request from the Ministry of Magic.
(b) A visit from Hagrid.
(c) A Howler which says "Remember my last, Petunia".
(d) An owl from Dumbledore reminding her why Harry's mother died.

2. Why does Sirius end up escorting Ron, Harry and Hermione to the train station?
(a) He wants an opportunity to stretch his legs after being cooped up inside.
(b) Threats against Harry's life have been received at Hogwarts.
(c) He wants an opportunity to rebel against Mrs. Weasley and all her rules.
(d) The assigned guard fails to report for duty.

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

4. What special device do Harry and Mr. Weasley use to enter the building for Harry's disciplinary hearing?
(a) The newest Nimbus broomstick.
(b) A magical "broken" phone booth.
(c) A shrinking door.
(d) Floo powder.

5. To whom does Harry write letters at the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) Ron, Dumbledore and Hagrid.
(b) Dumbledore, Hagrid and Hermione.
(c) Hermione, Sirius and Dumbledore.
(d) Ron, Hermione, and Sirius.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long does Harry wait for news after sending his letters?

2. What accusation from Filch does Cho defend Harry against?

3. What mistake does Ron make during the first Quidditch practice that results in it being canceled?

4. What do Sirius and Mrs. Weasley argue about in Chapter Five?

5. Who appears unexpectedly during the hearing to come to Harry's aid?

(see the answer key)

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