Chapter 1: The Boy Who Lived
This animal was sitting on the corner of Privet Drive reading a street map.
Cat
Dudley and Harry visited this popular attraction for Dudley’s 11th birthday.
The zoo
Harry was forced to sleep in this small space under the stairs at 4 Privet Drive.
Cupboard
This giant man knocked down the door of the hut on the rock at midnight.
Hagrid
Name the verb in this sentence: "Dumbledore gently placed the baby on the doorstep."
Placed
Name the adjective in this sentence: "Dudley received thirty-nine expensive presents."
Expensive
Name the adverb in this sentence: "Uncle Vernon shouted angrily at the mailman."
Angrily
Name the proper noun in this sentence: "Hagrid handed Harry an official letter."
Hagrid or Harry
Mr. Dursley noticed people wearing peculiar clothes. What does "peculiar" mean?
strange, odd, unusual
Dudley complained about his birthday presents. What does "complained" mean?
Whining, not being happy about something
Harry's Hogwarts letters were written on heavy paper called parchment. What is parchment?
Thick paper
Harry felt bewildered when he was told he was a wizard. What does "bewildered" mean?
Confused
This giant man brought baby Harry to Privet Drive on a flying motorcycle.
Hagrid
Harry accidentally spoke to and winked at this reptile at the zoo.
Boa constrictor
On Sunday, letters flooded into the living room through this unusual opening.
Fireplace / chimney
Hagrid brought this homemade dessert with pink frosting for Harry's birthday.
Chocolate birthday cake
Harry's unique scar on his forehead is shaped like this.
Lightning bolt
This magical accident allowed the snake to escape from its enclosure.
The glass disappearing
Uncle Vernon forced the family to stay in this isolated building during the storm to avoid the mail.
Shack/hut on the water
Hagrid gave Dudley this animal body part after Uncle Vernon insulted Dumbledore.
Pig tail