WorksheetsHarry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Pt. 1 Quiz
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
cloak
a)
I. A loose outer garment.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
2.
irritably
a)
F. Acting as if annoyed by something.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
3.
exasperated
a)
S. Irritated
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
4.
noble
a)
C. Of superior quality.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
e)
E. To give out a sharp, vibrating sound.
5.
parcel
a)
O. Package
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
6.
intently
a)
J. To look with sharp focus.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
7.
annoying
a)
A. Bothersome
b)
B. Loaded down.
c)
C. Of superior quality.
d)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
e)
E. To give out a sharp, vibrating sound.
8.
gibber
a)
Q. To speak foolishly.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
9.
knickerbockers
a)
L. Loose-fitting short trousers.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
10.
twanging
a)
E. To give out a sharp, vibrating sound.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
11.
pelting
a)
P. An unrelenting or repeated beating.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
12.
ambling
a)
T. To go at a slow pace.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
13.
rations
a)
H. Food and supplies.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
14.
transfiguration
a)
W. A change in appearance.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
15.
pewter
a)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
E. To give out a sharp, vibrating sound.
16.
burnished
a)
M. Polished
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
17.
drawling
a)
K. To say or speak in a slow manner.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
18.
minuscule
a)
G. Very small.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
19.
spindly
a)
V. Frail
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
20.
gawking
a)
U. Staring
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
21.
laden
a)
B. Loaded down.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
C. Of superior quality.
d)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
e)
E. To give out a sharp, vibrating sound.
22.
gangling
a)
R. Tall and lanky.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
23.
thronging
a)
N. Crowded together.
b)
A. Bothersome
c)
B. Loaded down.
d)
C. Of superior quality.
e)
D. A type of metal that have a bluish-grey color.
24.
“Little tyke,” chortled Mr. Dursley as he watched Dudley's antics. Chortled means...
a)
A. Extremely troublesome.
b)
B. Displeased
c)
C. To chuckle gleefully.
d)
D. To shake or wave.
25.
His eyes were light, bright, and sparkling behind his half-moon spectacles. Spectacles means...
a)
A. High-pitched and piercing in sound.
b)
B. Eyeglasses
c)
C. A pharmacy or drugstore.
d)
D. A distraction.
26.
Aunt Petunia’s shrill voice was the first thing Harry heard that day. Shrill means...
a)
A. High-pitched and piercing in sound.
b)
B. Large in bodily size.
c)
C. To chuckle gleefully.
d)
D. Inaccurate
27.
The snake nodded vigorously. Vigorously means...
a)
A. Forceful
b)
B. To chuckle gleefully.
c)
C. Flexible
d)
D. To shake or wave.
28.
A plump woman outside an Apothecary was shaking her head as they passed. Apothecary means...
a)
A. A pharmacy or drugstore.
b)
B. A liquid extract.
c)
C. To produce by magic.
d)
D. Eyeglasses
29.
“Come on, back in this infernal cart, and don’t talk to me on the way back!” exclaimed Hagrid. Infernal means...
a)
A. Large in bodily size.
b)
B. Inaccurate
c)
C. Evil
d)
D. Extremely troublesome.
30.
“Your father favored a mahogany wand, eleven inches, pliable,” explained Mr. Ollivander. Pliable means...
a)
A. Large in bodily size.
b)
B. Lit up.
c)
C. Inaccurate
d)
D. Flexible
31.
The owls hooted at each other in a disgruntled sort of way. Disgruntled means...
a)
A. Displeased
b)
B. Flexible
c)
C. To chuckle gleefully.
d)
D. Evil
32.
Harry had spent his life being clouted by Dudley. Clouted means...
a)
A. To give out a sharp, vibrating sound.
b)
B. Struck or hit.
c)
C. Loaded down.
d)
D. Crowded together.
33.
The goblin had a swarthy, clever face, and very long fingers and feet. Swarthy means...
a)
A. Tall and lanky.
b)
B. Displeased
c)
C. Dark-skinned
d)
D. Polished
34.
How do the Dursley’s try and escape the letter owls?
a)
A. Call the police to report the owls.
b)
B. They take a trip to a desolated cabin on an island.
c)
C. Write to Hogwarts and refuse the invitation to attend.
d)
D. Call Hagrid to ask him to make them stop.
35.
How did Harry get to Platform 9 3/4 to board the Hogwart’s Express?
a)
A. Harry had to walk into the barrier between platforms nine and ten.
b)
B. Harry used his wand to create a door.
c)
C. There was a special button to push.
d)
D. Hagrid came and created an opening.
36.
Why was Harry brought to the Dursleys’ home?
a)
A. His parents left him to go fight Voldemort.
b)
B. The Dursleys contacted Hagrid and asked them to bring Harry to them.
c)
C. Harry’s parents were killed and the Dursleys were his only living relatives.
d)
D. The Dursleys adopted Harry.
37.
Who was the cat that was watching outside the Dursley home?
a)
A. Professor McGonagall
b)
B. Professor Dumbledore
c)
C. Voldemort
d)
D. Hagrid
38.
Aunt Petunia says "I'm not having one in this house!" What is "one"?
a)
A. A muggle.
b)
B. A wizard.
c)
C. A goblin.
d)
D. Someone as large as Hagrid.
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