1. Why does Hagrid choose to ignore Hermione's advice about changing his curriculum?
(a) Because Dumbledore told him not to concern himself with Umbridge.
(b) Because he's not smart enough to write new lesson plans.
(c) Because he is certain his lessons are more interesting than other teachers' might be.
(d) Because Hermione always worries about trivial things.

2. During the holiday break, what does Harry want to do to ensure the safety of his friends?
(a) Give himself up to Voldemort so he'll stop attacking Harry's friends.
(b) Begin studying the Dark Arts so that he'll be in a better position to fight Voldemort.
(c) Return to the Dursley household for the holiday.
(d) Set up reinforcements at the Order headquarters.

3. What accusation from Filch does Cho defend Harry against?
(a) That he was buying Dungbombs.
(b) Cheating in Potions.
(c) Sneaking into the girls' dormitory.
(d) Sneaking into Hogsmeade.

4. What causes Snape to leave Harry's Occlumency lesson after Umbridge is appointed Headmaster?
(a) The snakes from Umbridge's bed are now in the girls' lavatory.
(b) A series of ominous noises from the Forbidden Forest.
(c) Malfoy interrupts to get help with a situation in the castle.
(d) Umbridge sends a message demanding Snape submit to a truth serum.

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