Virtues in Harry Potter

In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Professor Dumbledore demonstrates prudence by:

• Trusting Harry with important tasks.

• Keeping important secrets from Harry.

• Taking unnecessary risks.

• Ignoring Harry's concerns.

Hermione Granger displays which Cardinal Virtue when she turns the Time-Turner to save Sirius Black and Buckbeak?

• Temperance

• Justice

• Prudence

• Fortitude

What virtue is exemplified by Harry's decision to save Peter Pettigrew's life, despite Pettigrew's betrayal of Harry's parents?

• Charity

• Justice

• Temperance

• Fortitude

When Ron offers to help Hagrid with Buckbeak's case despite his fears, he demonstrates:

• Faith

• Fortitude

• Justice

• Prudence

Which virtue does Professor Lupin exhibit when he chooses to resign from Hogwarts rather than risk endangering students due to his condition as a werewolf?

• Justice

• Temperance

• Fortitude

• Prudence

What virtue is Sirius Black striving for when he confronts Peter Pettigrew and decides to spare his life?

• Temperance

• Justice

• Fortitude

• Prudence

How does Dumbledore's handling of Sirius Black's situation relate to the virtue of justice?

• He allows Black to go free without a fair trial.

• He ensures Black receives a fair trial despite the evidence against him.

• He punishes Black without considering his innocence.

• He hands Black over to the Dementors without due process.

What virtue does Harry exhibit when he chooses to trust Sirius Black based on his instincts rather than the information provided by others?

• Temperance

• Justice

• Prudence

• Fortitude

When Snape tries to expose Lupin's condition to the school, which virtue is he lacking?

• Temperance

• Prudence

• Justice

• Fortitude

How does Hermione's creation of S.P.E.W. (Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare) demonstrate the virtue of justice?

• It fights for equal rights for all magical creatures.

• It discriminates against certain magical creatures.

• It seeks to maintain the status quo.

• It advocates for the superiority of wizards over other creatures.