d. Quentin Trimble
When conjuring a Patronus, the user is supposed to produce what type of thought?
a. Happy
Who was the teacher of Defence against the Dark Arts in Tom Riddle’s time?
c. Galatea Merrythought
Which Defence against the Dark Arts teacher is an accomplished Occlumens?
c. Severus Snape
Which of these spells is the Full Body-bind Curse?
b. Petrificus Totalus
Lord Voldemort used Avada Kedavra on Harry Potter in the Little Hangleton graveyard. But another spell used by Harry at the same time caused the Priori Incantatem effect. Which spell did Harry use?
b. Expelliarmus
Which of the following can the Unforgivable Curse not do?
c. Make parts of the body fall off
Which kind of people are known to use Unforgivable Curses very commonly?
b. Death Eaters
One of the Horcruxes was a ring. Whom did the ring belong to?
b. Marvolo Gaunt
The creation of a Horcrux requires:
c. Killing someone
Extra Credit:
Name the 3 Unforgiveable Curses. Describe how to cast each and the effects of each curse. Why are they unforgiveable and what will happen to the person who cast them?
1. Crucio-The Cruciatus curse tortures the victim unmercifully. The effect of the curse has to do with the feelings of the person casting it.
2. Imperio- An individual under the Imperius curse has no free will or ability to make decisions, acting essentially as a puppet of the dark witch or wizard who is casting the curse.
3. Avada Kedavra, the killing curse, is the most devastating unforgivable curse. It causes a jet of green light, and a rushing noise; the curse causes instant death to the victim. It leaves no mark of death.
The curses are so named because their use is - except by Ministry authorisation - forbidden and unforgivable when used on another human or probably any sentient being. Use of any of these spells on any human being can carry a whole life tariff in the magical wizard's prison of Azkaban. To perform the Unforgivable Curses, the caster must "mean it". This means that they need to want the effects a fair amount for the effects to last
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