
One round per book, easy to expert, a fun fact after every answer.

Fun fact: Hagrid admits he meant to turn Dudley into a pig, but the boy was already so much like one that there wasn't much left to do.
Fun fact: Ollivander remembers Harry's dad's wand too: mahogany, eleven inches, pliable, and 'excellent for transfiguration.'
Fun fact: Fluffy is Hagrid's own pet. He bought him off 'a Greek chappie' he met in the pub, then lent him to Dumbledore.
Fun fact: He's also holding both the House Cup and the Quidditch Cup, and wearing a badge just like his big brother Bill used to.
Fun fact: His complaint: another Christmas came and went without a single pair, because people insist on giving him books.
Fun fact: Ron is so fascinated by the strange Muggle coin ('What a shape!') that Harry lets him keep it.
Fun fact: That's two fewer than the year before. Then Aunt Marge's present turns up under a big one from his parents, making it thirty-seven.
Fun fact: The same card credits him with defeating the dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945 and discovering the twelve uses of dragon's blood.
Fun fact: He'd gone off the beans after an unlucky vomit-flavored one in his youth, so this was a brave second chance.
Fun fact: Then he sits right back down and the hall cheers. Percy's verdict: Dumbledore is a genius, but he is a bit mad.

Fun fact: The hair came off her robes after Millicent Bulstrode put her in a headlock at the Dueling Club, and Polyjuice isn't meant for animals.
Fun fact: Dobby had explained that his family was careful never to pass him even a sock, because any clothes would set him free.
Fun fact: So when a barn owl dropped a letter on her head (right after Dobby smashed Aunt Petunia's cream-and-violets pudding), she fled screaming.
Fun fact: His ideal birthday gift, per the same quiz: harmony between all magic and non-magic peoples. Though he wouldn't say no to firewhisky.
Fun fact: The buffet is gloriously rotten: rotten fish, a maggoty haggis, moldy cheese and a gray cake shaped like a tombstone.
Fun fact: Ron was three, and it was Fred's revenge for Ron breaking his toy broomstick.
Fun fact: Hiding in a black cabinet, he watches Draco eye a Hand of Glory, which gives light only to the person holding it.
Fun fact: After crashing into the Whomping Willow, the car goes wild and trundles around the Forbidden Forest on its own, scratched and muddy.

Fun fact: Boggart-Snape staggers about in a lace-trimmed dress, a towering hat topped with a moth-eaten vulture, and a huge crimson handbag.
Fun fact: If it doesn't bow back, Hagrid's advice is to get away 'sharpish,' because those talons hurt.
Fun fact: Flourish and Blotts kept about a hundred copies in an iron cage, where they wrestled each other and sent torn pages flying.
Fun fact: The bus is a violently purple triple-decker, and its driver, Ernie Prang, is an elderly wizard in very thick glasses.
Fun fact: Thirteen Sickles gets you hot chocolate; fifteen gets a hot-water bottle and a toothbrush in the color of your choice.
Fun fact: Marge refused to call him off until past midnight. And at tea, Ripper drinks out of her saucer.
Fun fact: Most of it went on the Egypt trip, but there was enough left to buy Ron a new wand for the school year.
Fun fact: Two days later his grandmother sent him a Howler, the very worst thing a Hogwarts student could get at breakfast.
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