Test Harry Potter
Which Hogwarts Professor Are You?
Five paper birds escape from the workshop just before visitors arrive. Through an interrupted experiment, a mistake to acknowledge and a talent that could go unnoticed, discover which teacher reflects the way you guide a lesson.
PICTURE THE SCENE
You are a guest teacher in a Hogwarts workshop. Elian has folded five paper birds: when a copper handbell rings, they should circle above a ceramic ring. During the final rehearsal, the ring breaks. The flock flies through the open door and disappears among the corridor’s portrait frames; nobody is hurt. Visitors will arrive soon, but first you must recover a lesson that has learnt to escape. Mara, who moved the ring, stays beside its two fragments. You also had a check to make before the flight.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
An original, unofficial fan adventure inspired by the Harry Potter series. The workshop, apprentices, ring, bell and paper birds are invented. These portraits are a selection of recognisable teachers and mentors from across the series, not a complete list or a class assembled in the same year. The affinity concerns choices in this story; it does not assign you the character’s other actions, moral qualities or abilities. Each retained and new illustration documents its own visual reference; they do not all depict the same film. This is not an assessment of teaching ability.
The world behind the story
Minerva McGonagall — official character record ↗Severus Snape — official character record ↗Filius Flitwick — official character record ↗Pomona Sprout — official character record ↗Levi Pinfold — Philosopher’s Stone House Editions 2017 ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Remus Lupin ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Rubeus Hagrid ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Sybill Trelawney ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Horace Slughorn ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Gilderoy Lockhart ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Dolores Umbridge ↗Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Albus Dumbledore ↗How this quiz works
13 choices or questions, taking about 13 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.