Potions, Plants & Magical Objects
This popular wizarding newspaper is based in London, England?
The Daily Prophet
This is the name of followers of lord Voldemort
Death Eaters
This spell is commonly used to extinguishes light produced by Lumos.
Nox!
These magical creatures are known for managing Gringott’s Bank.
Goblins
This magical artifact sorts students into their houses.
The Sorting Hat
This potion is commonly referred to as "Liquid Luck"
Felix Felicis
Dementor
This spell is best used when fighting deadly death eaters when you simply want to stun them.
Stupefy
The name of the magical creature can only be seen by those who have witnessed death.
Thestral
These 4 witches and wizards are the original founders of Hogwarts School
Godric Gryffindor, Helga Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Salazar Slytherin.
The name of Fred and George Weasley’s shop?
Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes
This rare magical ability allows one to speak to snakes
Parseltongue
This spell can be used to erase or modify memories
Obliviate
Best not look at this magical creature in the eye or it might be the last thing you do
Basilisk
This person discovered the 12 uses for dragon blood?
Albus Dumbledore
This magical plant's properties give the consumer gills and webbed feet/hands.
Gillyweed
Including the accidental final accidental Horcrux, this number of Horcruxes can be found inside of hogwarts castle.
Three
This spell casts a shield to block spells and physical attacks
Protego
This 8 legged Acromantula leader can be found in the forbidden forest.
Aragog
This ghost can be found haunting the Gryffindor Tower
Nearly Headless Nick
This prize is given to the winner for an interschool tournament held every 5 years.
Triwizard Cup
This dark magical book taught Voldemort how to create multiple Horcruxes
Secrets of the Darkest Art
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
Orginially invented by Severas Snape, this spell was later used by Harry on Draco Malfoy.
Sectumsempra
This small, black, fluffy creature attracted to shiny objects.
Niffler
The century that Hogwarts was founded
10th Century (around the year 990)