Understanding Characters' Perspectives in Harry Potter

The transcript features a conversation between Professor Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall about the safety and future of a boy being brought by Hagrid. They discuss the trustworthiness of Hagrid, the boy's current family, and his potential fame in the wizarding world. Despite concerns about the boy's guardians, Dumbledore believes he is better off growing up away from fame until he is ready.

What does Professor McGonagall ask Dumbledore about the rumors?

• If they are irrelevant

• If they are true

• If they are false

• If they are exaggerated

Who is bringing the boy?

• A muggle

• Hagrid

• Professor Dumbledore

• Professor McGonagall

What does Dumbledore say about trusting Hagrid?

• He would trust Hagrid with his life

• He is unsure about Hagrid

• He does not trust Hagrid

• He thinks Hagrid is unreliable

What does McGonagall think about the people the boy is being left with?

• They are unknown

• They are the worst sort of muggles

• They are kind and caring

• They are magical

Why does Dumbledore think the boy is better off growing up away from the magical world?

• To keep him safe

• To give him a normal life

• To avoid fame until he is ready

• To hide him from enemies