Sorting Ceremony HP

What is this episode about?

• The Sorting Hat ceremony at Hogwarts.
• The Triwizard Tournament announcement.
• A Quidditch match at Hogwarts.
• A lesson on potion-making in the dungeons.

Where does the Sorting Hat have to be placed?

• On a table
• In a closet
• On the floor
• On the head of a student

Why is there a meaning that Slytherin is a bad House?

• Slytherin is known for its strong emphasis on friendship.
• Slytherin values bravery above all else.
• Slytherin is famous for its love of magical creatures.
• Slytherin values ambition and dark magic.

What's wrong with Harry?

• Harry is enjoying a relaxing day at home.
• Harry is celebrating a recent achievement.
• Harry is feeling excited about a new adventure.
• Harry is feeling the pain in his scar.

Why does Ron feel a relief when he's been sorted to Gryffindor?

• He is excited to be in a house known for its academic excellence.
• He feels pressure to compete with other houses.
• He is disappointed to not be sorted into Slytherin.
• He feels a relief to be in a house where all his family.

Why was it difficult for the Sorting Hat to sort Harry into house?

• Harry was too young to be sorted.
• The Sorting Hat was malfunctioning.
• Harry had already chosen his house.
• Harry's conflicting desires

What qualities does the Hat see in Harry's head?

• loyalty, cunning, creativity, patience

• indifference, cowardice, ambition

• courage, talent, not a bad mind, potential for greatness

• independence, bravery, intelligence,

  empathy

Why does the Hat put Harry on Gryffindor?

• The Hat puts Harry on Gryffindor because of his bravery and choice.
• The Hat puts Harry on Gryffindor because his friends

• The Hat puts Harry on Gryffindor due to his popularity.
• The Hat puts Harry on Gryffindor because of his family background.

What is your Hogwarts House?

• Gryffindor

  (values: courage, chivalry, and determination)

• Ravenclaw (values: wisdom, wit and creativity)

• Slytherin (values: ambition, cunning and greatness)

• Hufflepuff (values: hard work, patience, and loyalty)