Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: Chapters 11-15

What role does Harry play on the Gryffindor Quidditch team?

• Beater

• Keeper

• Seeker

• Chaser

Who jinxes Harry’s broom during the Quidditch match?

• Snape

• Hermione

• Professor Quirrell

• Dumbledore

What is the name of the mirror Harry finds that shows him his parents?

• The Mirror of Truth

• The Mirror of Erised

• The Mirror of Destiny

• The Mirror of Dreams

What does Harry see when he looks into the Mirror of Erised?

• Himself as a Quidditch champion

• His parents

• The Sorcerer's Stone

• Himself as a Hogwarts professor

What does Dumbledore tell Harry about the Mirror of Erised?

• It shows the future

• It shows the deepest desire of the heart

• It shows the past

• It shows your greatest fear

Why do Harry, Hermione, and Ron suspect that Snape is trying to steal the Sorcerer’s Stone?

• They find him in the library reading about the stone

• They overhear him speaking suspiciously to Professor Quirrell

• He is seen sneaking into the Forbidden Forest

• He is caught trying to enter the restricted section of the library

Analyze why Hermione initially suspects Snape of jinxing Harry's broom and later changes her mind. Use evidence from the story to support your answer.

• She sees Snape muttering during the match and later learns about Quirrell's involvement

• She finds Snape's wand near the broom and later discovers it was a coincidence

• She hears Snape confess and later realizes it was a joke

• She reads about Snape's past and later finds it irrelevant

What strategic actions do Harry, Hermione, and Ron take to protect the Sorcerer's Stone?

• They inform Dumbledore immediately

• They set up traps around the stone

• They decide to go through the trapdoor themselves

• They hide the stone in a different location

What creature do Harry and Hermione encounter in the Forbidden Forest?

• A unicorn

• A centaur named Firenze

• A giant spider

• A werewolf

Evaluate the significance of the Mirror of Erised in Harry's understanding of himself and his desires. Provide reasoning based on the events in the story.

• It shows Harry his future, helping him plan his life

• It reveals Harry's deepest desires, making him understand his longing for family

• It confuses Harry, leading him to question reality

• It distracts Harry from his goals, causing him to lose focus