
Quiz Harry Potter
How well do you know the seven Harry Potter books?
Eleven notes among Hogwarts’ spells, objects and doorways. Can you recognise the rules of magic and the details that differ between the seven Harry Potter books and the films?
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A register opens among the library shelves. Eleven notes compare wishes with predictions, journeys with transformations, and the makers of a map with people who merely possess it. Begin with a wizard’s tools and reach details the films tell differently. Each question has one correct answer, with no timer; at the end you can reread every explained solution. The selection contains plot references to all seven novels.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
Original, unofficial quiz about the seven Harry Potter novels. When the distinction from the films matters, the question specifies the books. The register and luminous pages on the cover are an invented fan scene: shelves, chains and lantern draw on materials from the film library without reproducing a canonical scene. The result concerns only this selection of answers; it does not assign a character or judge your abilities.
The world behind the story
Harry Potter — The Disarming Charm — Expelliarmus ↗Harry Potter — The Mirror of Erised ↗J. K. Rowling — Portkeys ↗Harry Potter — The Deathly Hallows ↗Harry Potter — Boggart ↗Harry Potter — Gillyweed — book and film distinction ↗Harry Potter — The Room of Requirement ↗Harry Potter — Platform Nine and Three-Quarters ↗Harry Potter — Ravenclaw — book emblem ↗J. K. Rowling — Polyjuice Potion ↗J. K. Rowling — The Marauder’s Map ↗Harry Potter — Lumos — lighting a wand ↗Harry Potter — Alohomora — unlocking locks ↗Harry Potter — Reparo — mending objects ↗Harry Potter — Polyjuice Potion — human transformations ↗How this quiz works
11 choices or questions, taking about 5 minutes to read and answer. Reading your result takes additional time, at your own pace.
At the end, you get your score and an explanation for every answer. The time is an estimate: there is no countdown.
Your answers stay in the page’s memory. Read how the results are created.