Broomstick Flying Procedures and Consequences

Captain Hooch introduces the first flying lesson, instructing students on how to handle their broomsticks and take off. During the lesson, Mr. Longbottom has an accident, prompting a warning from Captain Hooch. A confrontation ensues between Harry and Malfoy, highlighting the challenges of learning to fly.

What is the first step students are instructed to do with their broomsticks?

• Say 'up' to the broomstick

• Mount the broomstick

• Hover in the air

• Kick off from the ground

What should students do after mounting their broomsticks?

• Lean forward

• Grip it tight

• Slide off the end

• Kick off gently

What happens to Mr. Longbottom during the lesson?

• He loses his broomstick

• He gets praised by the teacher

• He breaks his wrist

• He successfully flies

What does Madame Hooch warn the students about after Mr. Longbottom's incident?

• To keep their feet on the ground

• To practice more

• To leave the class

• To fly higher

What is the consequence mentioned by Madame Hooch for flying without permission?

• A warning letter

• Extra flying lessons

• Expulsion from Hogwarts

• Detention

What does Malfoy do with the item he finds?

• Returns it to Longbottom

• Keeps it for himself

• Plans to hide it

• Throws it away

How does Harry respond to Malfoy's actions?

• He asks for help

• He ignores Malfoy

• He leaves the scene

• He challenges Malfoy