Harry Potter Trivia Quiz # 20

I'll be shocked if someone answered "he had a scar?"! It's mostly found on the right. Unfortunately, one of the biggest bloopers of the movie is that his scar kept jumping around. In one of the scenes, I swear it could be found on the left side of his forehead (it was a quick shot, hardly noticeable).

Harry faced the Hungarian Horntail in his first task. He used his wand to summon his broom and then flew around the castle with the dragon chasing him. In the end the dragon crashed into a bridge and fell. Harry came back to the stadium to capture his golden egg. The second task was to save something precious stolen by Merpeople and the third one was to run the maze and capture the cup at the center. The facing of different dark creatures using different spells wasn't one of the tasks.

"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" grossed $90 million in its first weekend when it released in November of 2001, while "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" grossed $88 million when it was released in November of 2002. They grossed $317 million and $262 million in the U.S. respectively.

Because of his leg injury, Ron was unable to accompany Harry and Hermione when they went back in time. Since they Hermione did not take the time to explain what was happening to Ron before they left, all Ron knew was that they disappeared from in front of his eyes, and walked back into the room seconds later. He expressed his confusion by pointing out that they were just one place, and then appeared in another, and Harry responded with this line.

It has bright yellow eyes that are hard to see as Hedwig is mainly seen flying around or in its cage.

The Clares planned to protest the use of Gloucester Cathedral in the film, despite the permission granted by The Very Reverend Nicholas Bury, dean of the cathedral, to film there. The Clares claimed on their website that “The Dean of Gloucester Cathedral defends the use of a sacred place of Christian worship for the production of this movie on the grounds that it is in fact based on a story of good winning over evil. His opinion is that these books in themselves are good, the natural progression of logic therefore is that because the spiritual dynamic at the root of the books is witchcraft and wizardry, then these activities are also good? Consider: All the dictators and despots of history have convinced their followers that their cause is on the side of good! (Stalin; Mao; Hitler; for example)”. As far as I can determine, the planned protests never actually happened.

Poor old Alastor Moody. If he wasn’t paranoid before, he certainly will be now. Barty Crouch Jr. escaped from Azkaban and used Polyjuice potion to transform himself in to the new Hogwarts Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, leaving the real one trapped in his own secure metal chest. From his new position, Couch Jr. could manipulate events and ensure Harry ended up where Voldemort wanted him. Harry being Harry though, things don’t go exactly to Voldemort’s plan. Nevertheless, his increasing power and new body means that "The Order of the Phoenix" will be a dark affair indeed.



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Crabbe begins applauding for Hagrid and as he stands. It is Draco Malfoy that stops him and makes him sit back down. Personally I think Crabbe should have clocked him one, but that's just me.

I love this part in the movie, it's hilarious! Lockhart reveals to Harry, once again, that he is a dandy with a stupid quote. This quote is said right before Harry starts hearing the snake's voice. It is said when Harry is helping Lockhart answer his fan mail.