Quiz: Quidditch Quiz

1

Who wrote the textbook 'Quidditch through the ages'?
- Newt Scamander
- Brutus Scrimgeour
- Kennilworthy Wisp
- Bathilda Bagshot
2

By what name was the Bludger originally known?
- Blooder
- Bolter
- Banger
- Bleeder
3

What is a Golden Snidget?
- The ball the seekers chase in Quidditch
- The trophy awarded to the champions of the Quidditch World Cup
- It's how they refer to gossip in the Quidditch world
- A tiny bird once hunted for sport
4

True or False? Early Quaffles had handles?
- True
- False
5

How are Chasers able to maintain such good grips on Quaffles?
- Handles
- Grooves designed into the Quaffle
- Gripping charms
- With their hands. How hard is it to hold onto a ball?
6

According to legend, a Snitch evaded capture on Bodmin Moor in 1884 for how long?
- 1 month
- 6 months
- 12 months
- 18 months
7

What restrictions are implied upon Qudditch players as to how high they can fly?
- They can fly as high as any ball to retrieve it, but no further
- They cannot exceed 10 metres above the highest spectator stand
- They must stay within eyesight of the referee
- There are no height restrictions implied
8

Why has the complete list of Quidditch fouls never been released to the public?
- Nobody actually knows the entire list
- Because people might get ideas
- No such list exists. It was all a publicity stunt
- As a sign of respect to the lives lost in a horrific Quidditch incident
9

What is the most common ailment referees suffer from?
- Neck Strain
- Jet Lag
- Broken Bones
- Migrains
10

What is the current motto of the Chudley Cannons?
- We Shall Conquer
- The Mighty Cannons, Balls of Steel
- Let's all just keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best
- Let us win, but if we cannot win, let us break a few heads
11

What is so unique about the Holyhead Harpies?
- They have never won a match.
- They all ride mops
- They are all half breeds
- They are all witches
12

Name the Quidditch team that dominated the Australian Quidditch League for the better part of a century.
- Woolongong Warriors
- Thundelarra Thunderers
- Wagga Wagga Wallabys
- Uluru Boomerangs
13

Why has Quidditch never achieved popularity in Asia?
- They have no room for pitches
- They prefer carpets over brooms
- The Ministry won't allow it in Asian countries for unknown reasons
- Asian wizards see it as 'evil'
14

Where does Quidditch get is name from?
- The man who invented the sport. His name was Lars Queerditch
- The place in which it was invented, Queerditch Marsh
- It was originally created for the entertainment of Dutch royalty. Queen+Dutch= something that sounds similar to Quidditch
- By accident, someone just stuttered and it caught on. It was henceforth known by all as 'Quidditch'

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Quidditch Quiz

Who wrote the textbook 'Quidditch through the ages'?

By what name was the Bludger originally known?

What is a Golden Snidget?

True or False? Early Quaffles had handles?

How are Chasers able to maintain such good grips on Quaffles?

According to legend, a Snitch evaded capture on Bodmin Moor in 1884 for how long?

What restrictions are implied upon Qudditch players as to how high they can fly?

Why has the complete list of Quidditch fouls never been released to the public?

What is the most common ailment referees suffer from?

What is the current motto of the Chudley Cannons?

What is so unique about the Holyhead Harpies?

Name the Quidditch team that dominated the Australian Quidditch League for the better part of a century.

Why has Quidditch never achieved popularity in Asia?

Where does Quidditch get is name from?

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