Test Harry Potter
Which first-year Hogwarts subject would you want to explore?
The first-year exhibition walks away on four wooden legs. Follow it through cloister, lawn and tower: which of the eight compulsory courses would you want to keep exploring?
PICTURE THE SCENE
For the first-year presentation, you have gathered models, a plant, a sealed sample and a little sky chart on one table. The visitors have not arrived when a wooden leg bends. The table walks through the door, taking almost the entire exhibition with it. An empty frame floats behind it like a window that has lost its wall. The teacher raises a hand: the preparations stay closed, and nobody casts spells alone. ‘Let’s follow it. Perhaps it will show us what we have forgotten.’ Leda wants everything back in its place; Neri hopes to see where it ends up. The courtyard is still bright, but a pale moon has appeared above the roofs. The demonstration has not begun as planned. You can decide what might be worth encountering along the way.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
An original fan adventure inspired by the Harry Potter books. The selection includes all eight compulsory first-year courses: seven subjects and Flying lessons. The five electives chosen later and Alchemy fall outside this particular introduction to the school. The walking exhibition, accompanying teacher, Leda, Neri and their objects are invented. Illustrations of anonymous students represent the disciplines, sometimes through exercises from later years: they do not assign you a character or an ability you have already acquired. Results are narrative readings of the interests expressed in your choices, not educational or psychological assessments.
The world behind the story
Hogwarts school subjects ↗Astronomy ↗History of Magic ↗Defence Against the Dark Arts ↗Flying lessons ↗Transfiguration ↗Charms ↗Potions ↗Herbology ↗How this quiz works
11 choices or questions, taking about 14 minutes to read and answer. Reading your result takes additional time, at your own pace.
Your choices shape an original journey and lead to a narrative portrait. There are no right answers: you can go back and change your mind.
Your answers stay in the page’s memory. Read how the results are created.