1. Why does Harry fight with Professor Umbridge during the Defense Against the Dark Arts class?
(a) Harry doesn't like the textbook she has chosen for the class.
(b) That Umbridge voted against Harry during his hearing.
(c) Because Umbridge doesn't think house elfs should have citizen rights.
(d) Because Harry believes Voldemort has returned.

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

3. What happens during Potions class that gives Snape an opportunity to humiliate Harry?
(a) Harry forgets a step in the potion recipe and is unable to complete it correctly.
(b) Ron's potion explodes all over Harry and makes him break out in a green rash.
(c) Harry is the only student unable to successfully make the potion for the day.
(d) Harry is caught cheating off Cho's notes.

4. What macabre punishment does Umbridge assign to Harry as part of his detention?
(a) To clean the floors of Umbridge's classroom with a cleaner that causes his skin to break out in boils.
(b) To write "I must not tell lies" with an enchanted pen that carves the words into his flesh.
(c) To torment house elves by taunting them with articles of clothing that they cannot have.
(d) To write "I am a foul liar" on every blackboard at Hogwarts.

5. What do Sirius and Mrs. Weasley argue about in Chapter Five?
(a) Whether Harry should be given more information about Voldemort.
(b) Whether Sirius should be allowed to leave the Order's Headquarters.
(c) Whether Harry is old enough to stay up with the adults.
(d) Whether Harry should attend Hogwarts the coming year.