Novel Study(Akata So)

Front

Why was Harry known as "The Boy Who Lived"?

Back

Survived an attack from Voldemort.

Answer explanation

Harry was the first person to survive Voldemort's attack, which made him infamous because Voldemort was an evil sorcerer that always killed successfully.

Front

Role of fate and destiny in the story: Harry as the "Chosen One" brings unwanted attention as a celebrity among students.

Back

He is treated as a Celebrity figure among the students, which brings unwanted attention.

Answer explanation

Harry Potter's mark of a lightning bolt gives unwanted attention to trouble which will affect the course of action in the story. This means that destiny would take part of the story, so it would be Harry Potter against various forms of evil while still being a Student of Hogwarts.

Front

Hagrid's speech reflects his personality through his accent, grammar, and word choices.

Back

All of the Above

Answer explanation

Hagrid's tone of voice is often friendly, warm, and affectionate. He frequently addresses Harry and his friends as if they were his grandchildren. He was never able to finish his education which made him have poor grammar and a thick-accent due to being self-taught.

Front

Good vs. Evil in the book: Voldemort vs. Harry

Back

Harry and Voldemort's final showdown highlights their differing fates.

Answer explanation

The difference in the Personalities and Ideology of the Protagonist and Antagonist is the best way to show the Good vs Evil contrast in the story.

Front

Conflicted with Harry Potter before Hogwarts:

Back

Dudley Dursley

Answer explanation

Dudley Durlsey was Harry Potter's cousin who had the Main Conflict before Harry knew he was more than a Muggle.

Front

Hermione plays wizard chess to proceed in which story?

Back

Alice in Wonderland

Answer explanation

It cannot be Queens Gambit due to is a chess series that was released a long time after the Harry Potter series came out, and it cannot be the other options due to its not related. So it has to be an allusion to the scene in "Alice in Wonderland" where Alice must play a game of chess to become a queen.

Front

Hagrid and Harry's conflicting views on the Sorcerer's Stone culprit.

Back

Hagrid said Snape was innocent.

Answer explanation

Hagrid defended Snape when Harry asked if he knew who was to steal the Philosopher's Stone. This was also introduced as a major turn of events due to the trio(Harry, Hermione, and Ron) always suspecting Snape but it was originally Professor Quirrell, who was manipulated by Voldemort.

Front

Reviver of Voldemort?

Back

Professor Quirrell

Answer explanation

Professor Quirrel was possessed and used by Voldemort in order for him to gain more power and be revived. Due to the build-up of the evidence against Snape, this would be considered a Plot-twist which diverts the readers' expectations.

Front

Moral of the story?

Back

Love, loyalty, and friendship can overcome the darkest obstacles.

Answer explanation

This would be the best pick for the morale of the story due to, Harry learns the value of love and loyalty from his parents, his friends, and even his enemies. He realizes that his parents' sacrifice and love for him protected him from Voldemort's curse and that his friendships with Ron and Hermione give him strength and support.