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WorksheetsChp 11 & 12: Harry Potter and the Philsopher's Stone
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 23mins
Summarise the main events of Chapter 11.
Harry discovers the Mirror of Erised and learns about its magical properties.
Harry and his friends play a game of Quidditch against Slytherin.
Harry receives his first Christmas present at Hogwarts.
Harry and Ron have a disagreement over Hermione.
What motivates Harry to keep returning to the Mirror of Erised?
He wants to find out more about his parents.
He is curious about how the mirror works.
He is trying to find a way to defeat Voldemort.
He is looking for a hidden treasure.
Make an inference: Why does Dumbledore warn Harry about the Mirror of Erised?
Dumbledore is concerned about Harry's safety.
Dumbledore wants to keep the mirror's location a secret.
Dumbledore believes the mirror can be dangerous if misused.
Dumbledore thinks Harry is spending too much time away from his studies.
Describe the setting of the Mirror of Erised room.
A brightly lit room filled with magical artefacts.
A dark, dusty room with a large, ornate mirror.
A small, cosy room with a fireplace.
A grand hall with high ceilings and chandeliers.
Analyse the plot development: How does the discovery of the Mirror of Erised affect Harry's character?
It makes him more determined to find the Philosopher's Stone.
It causes him to become more introspective and thoughtful.
It leads him to question his friendships.
It distracts him from his studies and responsibilities.
Interpret the figurative language: What does the Mirror of Erised symbolise in the story?
The dangers of living in the past.
The power of friendship.
The importance of knowledge.
The value of bravery.
Summarise the main idea of Chapter 12.
Harry and his friends discover the identity of Nicolas Flamel.
Harry receives an invisibility cloak for Christmas.
Harry and Ron save Hermione from a troll.
Harry learns about the Philosopher's Stone.
Identify Ron's motivation for helping Harry with the Mirror of Erised.
He wants to see his own family in the mirror.
He is curious about what Harry sees.
He wants to support Harry in his quest for answers.
He is trying to impress Hermione.
Make an inference: Why does Harry feel a sense of belonging at Hogwarts during Christmas?
He receives many gifts from his friends.
He is included in the Weasley family's celebrations.
He is able to explore the castle freely.
He is away from the Dursleys.
Describe the setting of Hogwarts during Christmas.
The castle is decorated with tinsel and fairy lights.
The Great Hall is filled with Christmas trees and enchanted snow.
The corridors are empty and silent.
The grounds are covered in a thick layer of snow.
Analyse the plot development: How does receiving the invisibility cloak impact Harry's actions?
It makes him more cautious and secretive.
It encourages him to explore the castle at night.
It leads him to confront Snape.
It causes him to become more reckless.
Interpret the figurative language: What does the invisibility cloak represent for Harry?
Freedom and adventure.
Danger and risk.
Friendship and loyalty.
Knowledge and wisdom.
Summarise the significance of Harry's first Christmas at Hogwarts.
It marks the beginning of his friendship with Ron and Hermione.
It is the first time he feels truly happy and accepted.
It is when he learns about the Philosopher's Stone.
It is when he discovers the Mirror of Erised.
Identify Hermione's motivation for researching Nicolas Flamel.
She wants to impress her teachers.
She is determined to solve the mystery of the Philosopher's Stone.
She is curious about ancient magic.
She is trying to help Hagrid.
Make an inference: Why is the Philosopher's Stone important to the story?
It is a symbol of ultimate power and immortality.
It is a key to understanding Harry's past.
It is a test of Harry's bravery and intelligence.
It is a way to defeat Voldemort.
What is significant about the word 'Erised'?
What is J.K. Rowling implying through how much Harry returns to the Mirror of Erised?
Why does Dumbledore insist that Harry does not keep returning to the Mirror of Erised?
What point is J.K. Rowling making when Harry discovers the Mirror of Erised specifically during the Christmas holidays?
Why do you think that the Snitch, the smallest of the Quidditch balls, is both golden and winged? What point might J.K Rowling be making?
