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100 Question Sorting Hat Quiz

In class, a professor unfairly takes points from your house. How do you respond?

Remember the professors bias and think about when it might be useful against them.

Let it go and focus on supporting your housemates afterward.

Speak up respectfully but firmly, even if it earns you a glare.

Reconstruct the situation later to see how you might argue your case more convincingly next time.

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The castle must be rebuilt and students are asked for ideas. What do you suggest?

More common rooms and gardens where different houses can meet.

More classrooms and laboratories for niche magical studies.

More spaces for duelling, training, and physical readiness.

More private studies and chambers for those who shoulder responsibility.

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You are given a vague prophecy in Divination that hints at danger in your future. What matters most to you?

Facing whatever is coming head on when it arrives.

Researching prophecies and magical fate to see how much is fixed.

Keeping your loved ones safe no matter what happens to you.

Finding a way to turn whatever is coming to your advantage.

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A friend reveals they are an unregistered Animagus. What is your reaction?

Promise to protect them and stand with them if they are ever exposed.

Ask many questions about how they managed the transformation.

Keep their secret safe and gently encourage them to be careful.

Remind them of the leverage their secret gives, for both of you.

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You find an unfamiliar magical object humming softly beneath your bed. How do you react?

Hide it somewhere safe until you understand how it can benefit you.

Cast detection and analysis charms to work out its properties first.

Take it straight to a trusted professor or the Head of House.

Touch it with your wand and see what it does.

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Your house ghost reveals a hidden chamber only they can access. What do you ask for?

A room filled with forgotten histories, letters, and artifacts.

A vault for rare items and knowledge that only you and a few others control.

A place to train in secret, unseen by anyone else.

A refuge where you and your friends can gather in peace.

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You are offered a summer internship at the Ministry of Magic. Why might you accept?

To see how policy is really made and how information flows.

To learn how to challenge injustice from inside the system.

To start building a network of powerful contacts early.

To be helpful in a larger community beyond the school walls.

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A Legilimens offers to teach you Occlumency. What is your main motivation to learn?

To protect your private feelings and the secrets of your friends.

To understand one of the most complex mental magics.

To stop anyone from using your mind to hurt those you care about.

To ensure that no one can ever read your ambitions and use them against you.

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As you sit beneath the Sorting Hat, what runs through your mind?

You focus on which house will give you the best prospects and alliances.

You silently beg to be sent where you can prove your courage.

You hope to be placed where people value loyalty and warmth.

You wonder how the Hat is reading your thoughts and what magic it uses.

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A group of students plans a forbidden journey into the Forbidden Forest at night. Your role?

At the back, making notes and paying attention to tracks and signs.

At the edge of the group, prepared to leave quickly if things turn against you.

At the front with your wand raised, ready for anything.

In the middle, checking on everyone and keeping them together.

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Rumors warn that Hogwarts is no longer safe. What do you do?

Stay to support friends who cannot or will not leave.

Refuse to run and prepare to fight for the school.

Consider where you might be safer and more powerful, and act accordingly.

Gather information on the true risks and possible protections.

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The Headmaster announces that students may submit suggestions for new school rules. What do you propose?

More spaces and events that bring the houses together as friends.

Selective privileges for students who demonstrate leadership and potential.

More chances for students to test themselves beyond normal limits.

Expanded access to advanced material for those who are ready.

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Your home village wants you to become its magical protector and informal leader. How do you see the role?

As an opportunity to test ideas about how a village can thrive.

As a stepping stone toward greater authority.

As a way to care for a close knit community.

As a chance to stand between danger and those who cannot fight.

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A magical prank goes wrong and someone is nearly hurt. How do you respond?

Ensure that blame falls where it will do you the least harm.

Focus on helping the injured person and making sure it does not happen again.

Admit what happened and accept punishment if you were involved.

Work out exactly what went wrong with the spell or charm so it can be prevented.

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You misplace a small object that holds great sentimental value. How do you respond?

Turn the castle upside down if you must until you find it.

Trace back every step methodically until you reconstruct where it went.

Accept it as a loss but stay alert in case it appears in someone elses hands.

Ask your friends for help and search together.

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During an exam, you notice another student using a charmed quill. What do you do?

Ignore it and focus on doing your own work honestly.

Whisper for them to stop and risk drawing attention to yourself.

Mentally note the method so you can recognize and counter it in future.

Decide whether to report them or not depending on who they are and how it might affect you.

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You hear a strange noise in a deserted corridor after curfew. What do you do?

Draw your wand and follow the sound to see who or what needs help.

Go find a prefect or teacher to report what you heard.

Cast a discreet revealing charm and consider what magical source might explain it.

Use the shadows and an invisibility charm if you know one to investigate without being seen.

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You are taught a spell that can lightly influence another persons thoughts. How would you use it, if at all?

Mostly as a subject of study, to understand its limits and dangers.

Only in the most extreme circumstances to stop someone from doing something terrible.

As a tool to protect yourself and steer situations in your favor when needed.

Very reluctantly, and only if it meant easing someone out of pain or panic.

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You wake up one day to discover you have become an unregistered Animagus. What is your first thought?

How to keep it secret and exploit the advantage it gives you.

How to keep your friends in the loop and make sure no one is hurt by surprise.

How you can use this form to protect others in ways a witch or wizard cannot.

How to study the magic involved and record your discoveries.

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An elite Auror unit wants you to join, but their missions are morally gray. What guides your decision?

Whether the power and access you gain outweigh your doubts.

Whether your presence will help keep others from going too far.

Whether you can still protect the innocent from within.

Whether their methods can be understood and improved ethically.

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If you could enhance one quality in yourself with magic, what would it be?

Greater courage in every moment you hesitate.

Irresistible influence over how others see and follow you.

Endless patience and stamina to keep helping others.

Sharper insight and understanding in all things.

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A ghost in the corridor asks for your help resolving an old grievance. What matters most?

Giving them the closure they need, no matter how difficult.

Understanding the history behind their grievance and what it reveals.

Learning what secrets they know in exchange for your assistance.

Listening patiently and offering comfort even if you cannot solve everything.

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The Quidditch final is scheduled the day before a crucial exam. What do you prioritize?

Carefully balance a strict study plan with focused practice sessions.

Throw yourself fully into the match, trusting you will manage the exam.

Look for ways to tilt both events in your favor, perhaps by planning ahead more than others have.

Support your team as best you can while still leaving time to revise.

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You are offered the role of Prefect. What do you focus on first?

Using the badge to stand up for students who are being treated unfairly.

Being available to help younger students find their way.

Understanding all the rules and responsibilities so you can fulfill the role well.

The new level of access and information it gives you behind the scenes.

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A house elf nervously asks you what you think of the way elves are treated in the castle. Your reply?

That tradition is powerful, though those with power should be wise in how they use it.

That you are curious about their magic and history and want to learn more from them.

That you do not like seeing anyone treated as less and that you would fight for change.

That you are grateful for their work and want them to feel respected and valued.

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A shadowy group at school hints that they could teach you forbidden magic in secret. How do you respond?

Ask questions to understand their magic and motives without committing.

Refuse and, if necessary, fight them rather than join.

Warn a professor so no one is lured in and harmed.

Consider what they offer and whether it can be safely used to further your goals.

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If given the chance to put your name in the Goblet of Fire, what guides your choice?

Ambition to gain glory, connections, and recognition if you survive.

A fierce desire to face whatever trials await and prove your valor.

Concern for the risk and the impact it might have on those who care for you.

Careful study of the rules and history of the Tournament before deciding.

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You discover a secret passage that leads beyond the grounds. How will you use it?

To slip out when needed to act on urgent tasks that help others.

To map it thoroughly and perhaps inform a professor if it poses danger.

To control who knows about it and when it is used, keeping it as leverage.

To take small groups of trusted friends on safe little adventures.

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You are assigned detention in the Forbidden Forest to help Hagrid. What is your attitude?

Curious about the creatures and plants you might catalogue along the way.

Alert for opportunities, rare components, or information you can use later.

Excited, because danger in the Forest is better than sitting still in a classroom.

Concerned for everyone in the group and determined to make sure no one is left behind.

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In your very first lesson, the professor asks for a volunteer to demonstrate a challenging spell. What do you do?

You quickly review the theory in your mind before deciding if you are ready.

You wait to see if anyone else wants the chance, then step up if no one does.

You do not volunteer, but you watch closely to learn from others mistakes.

Your hand shoots up before they even finish speaking.

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In the Room of Requirement, which version of the room would you most hope to see?

A chamber of locked chests and secret doors waiting to yield their power to you.

A cozy space with cushions, warm light, and room for friends to gather.

A training hall filled with dummies and targets so you can practice spells in motion.

A towering library of rare magical texts and intricate artifacts to study.

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After Hogwarts, you are asked to help teach first years for a term. What is your approach?

Challenge them early so they learn courage and resilience.

Build their confidence with gentle support and encouragement.

Identify the most promising and quietly nurture their ambition.

Design lessons that stretch their minds and curiosity.

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You are made Head of House unexpectedly. What do you tackle first?

Making sure no student feels ignored or left behind.

Strengthening the houses reputation and connections at the school.

Inspiring everyone to stand tall in the face of challenges.

Reviewing how the house has been run and what could be improved.

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You visit St Mungos and are asked to help comfort long term patients. How do you approach it?

With awareness of who is watching, making sure your efforts are seen by the right people.

With quiet presence, listening more than you speak.

With fierce energy, telling stories of hope and survival.

With questions that gently test what spells or knowledge might ease their suffering.

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When you try out for Quidditch, which role appeals to you most?

Keeper where you can protect your team and stand firm for them.

Seeker where sharp eyes and precise timing matter most.

Any position that puts you where your talents will be most admired and feared.

Chaser or Beater where you can charge in and change the game with bold moves.

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A class project you led goes brilliantly, but another student takes the credit. What do you do?

Call attention to your contribution so the truth is known.

Gather evidence of your work so that when it matters, the record is clear.

Make sure that student understands they now owe you, whether they realize it or not.

Let it pass this time, valuing harmony over recognition.

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A housemate tells you quietly that they are thinking of running away from Hogwarts. What do you do?

Decide how their leaving or staying might affect you before you respond.

Listen fully and help them find safer options than running.

Try to talk them into staying and promise to stand with them through whatever is wrong.

Analyze the situation and consider what resources could shift things for them.

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You find a book that hints your family played a role in dark events long ago. How do you react?

Discuss it with those you trust and seek their support.

Consider whether the reputation or knowledge gained could still be turned to your benefit.

Dig deeper into the records to know exactly what happened.

Vow to prove you are different through what you do now.

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You are offered the chance to test an experimental broom that might be unstable. What do you decide?

Study its construction and enchantments before agreeing.

Insist on safety checks and perhaps a more controlled trial.

Fly it at once, trusting your reflexes and nerve.

Accept if the rewards for success are significant enough.

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You see a Muggle born student being mocked for their background. What is your reaction?

Make a mental note of who holds which prejudices and how that might shape future alliances.

Call attention to the ignorance of the insult with calm reasoning.

Move to stand with the Muggle born so they are not alone.

Step forward and challenge the mocker to stop at once.

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You are given the Marauders Map and told to use it well. Your first thought?

At last, a way to rush to wherever trouble appears.

A secret way to know where everyone is and never be caught unprepared.

An invaluable source of data about how the castle truly works.

A tool to quietly keep track of friends who might need help.

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You discover a hidden passage behind a tapestry that seems to lead out of the common areas. What next?

Tell a trusted friend and suggest you explore together carefully.

Keep the knowledge to yourself and consider how it could be useful later.

Step through at once, eager to see where it comes out.

Mark the entrance on a personal map and test it methodically.

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A Slytherin student is being unfairly slandered for something they did not do. How do you respond?

Offer quiet support and help them weather the gossip.

Investigate the truth and present your findings.

Decide whether defending them aligns with your interests before acting.

Defend them publicly, regardless of house.

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A student group forms to practice defensive magic beyond the curriculum. What draws you most?

The possibility of a unified group you could help direct.

The opportunity to be ready for real battles.

The chance to make sure your friends know how to defend themselves.

The advanced techniques and strategy you might not learn otherwise.

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Your house loses points because of something you did not do. What matters to you most?

Reassuring your housemates and finding ways to earn back the points.

Clearing your name openly even if it causes conflict.

Reconstructing events to prove your innocence logically.

Discovering who is really responsible and deciding how to deal with them later.

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For a group project in class, what role do you naturally take?

The one who inspires everyone to act and keeps the energy high.

The one who organizes the plan, research, and structure.

The one who negotiates with the professor and looks after the groups image.

The one who makes sure every voice is heard and the work shared evenly.

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During Potions, your professor pairs you with someone who struggles with the subject. How do you handle it?

You calmly walk them through each step so they can feel proud of the result.

You let them handle the simple tasks while you quietly secure the harder parts to protect your mark.

You divide the work so you can observe what they do wrong and help them correct it.

You take charge of the cauldron and push them to keep up with you.

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A student from a rival house injures themselves during a duel gone wrong. How do you react?

Cast the appropriate healing spells if you know them and analyze what went wrong.

Call for help and comfort them while you wait.

Rush to their side even if you dislike them.

Help only as much as is required, staying mindful of what this might mean politically.

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The library bans a book that has inspired you. What do you do?

Argue that students should be trusted to handle difficult material.

Look for other ways to access the knowledge and understand why it was banned.

Consider who benefits from the ban and how you might use that knowledge.

Share what you learned from it with trusted friends so its ideas are not lost.

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You struggle at first to cast a Patronus. What finally makes it work?

The memory of a warm gathering where you felt deeply accepted.

The memory of charging into danger for someone you cared about.

The memory of a quiet moment when you understood something clearly for the first time.

The memory of realizing you were destined for something greater than others expected.

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A Muggle friend is visiting Diagon Alley for the first time. How do you guide them?

Use the visit to shape their impression of magic in a way that reflects well on you.

Show them the most daring and exciting parts of the magical world.

Stay by their side, explaining gently and watching for signs of overwhelm.

Plan a route that introduces them step by step with context.

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Dementors board the Hogwarts Express and the temperature drops. What is your instinct?

Raise your wand and try the charm you have practiced even if you are afraid.

Remember your lessons about how Dementors work and act accordingly.

Search for the best position to stay safe and avoid collapsing in front of others.

Focus on keeping others calm and help them through the fear.

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You discover that a friend has broken a serious rule for what they believe is a good cause. What do you do?

Help them fix what they have done and encourage them to confess carefully.

Weigh the ethics and consider what the wisest course of action is before deciding.

Stand beside them and share the consequences if needed.

Decide whether to keep or reveal the secret based on how it could affect your future.

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The Ministry proposes a law that restricts certain rights for Muggle born witches and wizards. How do you respond?

Study the proposal and look for ways to dismantle it through reason and precedent.

Join with others to support those affected and build solidarity.

Stand openly against it, even if you risk danger.

Look at which side will win and consider how to position yourself to shape the outcome.

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A Howler is delivered to your sibling in the Great Hall. How do you react?

Consider how this spectacle might change how others see your family.

Leap in to defend them if the message is unfair.

Sit beside them and stay even if everyone is staring.

Wonder what led to this moment and what can be done to prevent it again.

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You discover you are heir to a long forgotten pure blood family. How do you react?

Study the family history and what knowledge or artifacts they left behind.

Decide that your actions will prove who you are, not your blood.

Consider how this status can open doors that were previously closed.

Wonder how this will affect the people around you and their feelings.

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You find a dusty book in the Restricted Section that hums faintly with magic. How do you react?

You open it right there, trusting yourself to handle whatever is inside.

You take note of its title and plan to return when you can read it without being observed.

You bring it quietly to the librarian and ask whether it is safe to read.

You examine its binding, enchantments, and index to understand what it contains before reading deeply.

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A dark wizard offers to spare someone you love if you agree to serve them. What is your first inner response?

A determination to find a way to protect them without surrendering.

A rush of fear for them and a willingness to sacrifice for those you love.

A calculation of what such a bargain would truly cost and grant you.

A flurry of plans to stall, negotiate, and find a third path.

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An ancient wand chooses you as its new master. What matters most?

Using it to defend those who cannot defend themselves.

Making sure its power never corrupts those you care about.

Understanding its history and capabilities thoroughly.

Ensuring that no one else can ever take it from you.

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You read in the Daily Prophet that the Ministry is spreading a half truth about events at Hogwarts. Your reaction?

Talk it over with your housemates and support those who feel frightened.

Analyze what parts of the story are true and why the rest was twisted.

Think about how you might one day control such stories instead of being controlled by them.

Angrily vow to stand against lies wherever you find them.

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A haughty student suggests you join their circle because of your talents. What is your reflex?

Refuse if they look down on others, no matter what they offer.

Judge them by how they treat their own friends before deciding.

Accept if their circle offers power and connections you can use.

Observe their behavior over time and decide logically if it aligns with your values.

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A friend begs you to skip studying for an important exam in order to sneak out for an adventure. What do you do?

Explain that preparation comes first and offer to help them revise later.

Agree immediately and promise you will make up the studying somehow.

Go along if it suits you, but only after calculating how much you can afford to risk.

Try to compromise so you both study a bit first then go together.

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In your dormitory, a roommate is quietly crying after receiving bad news from home. What do you do?

Ask gentle questions so you can understand and perhaps suggest solutions.

Sit beside them and tell them you will stand with them through whatever comes.

Let them know you are available, but also consider how this might affect your house and routines.

Offer tea, tissues, and company for as long as they want it.

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When choosing your wand at Ollivanders, what matters most to you?

That it feels ready to leap into action alongside you.

That it feels steady and reliable in your hand.

That it has the potential to grow strong with you in subtle but powerful ways.

That its core and wood have a history that makes sense to you.

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You hear someone openly admiring a dark wizard from the past. What do you do?

Note where their sympathies lie and whether they might be useful or dangerous.

Talk to them later in private to understand why and gently counter it.

Ask questions to reveal what they really know and what is just bravado.

Challenge them publicly and demand they reconsider.

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You notice a second year picking on a new first year in the corridor. What is your instinct?

Remind the bully of the rules and suggest they consider the consequences.

Put a reassuring hand on the first years shoulder and escort them away.

Step between them and tell the bully to try someone their own size.

Store the incident away, planning the best time to use what you know about the bully.

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A respected professor quietly asks you to spy on your classmates for them. How do you answer?

Weigh the ethical questions very carefully before deciding.

Agree if the information will put you in a stronger position.

Refuse, even if it costs you favor.

Ask why, but lean toward protecting your classmates trust.

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A ghost offers to show you the moment of their death. Do you accept, and why?

Yes, because you are not afraid to face the hard truths of life and death.

Only if you believe there is something in it that will serve your aims.

Yes, if it brings them peace and helps them feel heard.

Yes, to better understand the boundary between life and death.

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A strange magical illness temporarily confines your dormitory. How do you cope?

Organize games, talks, or small comforts to keep everyone in good spirits.

Pace restlessly and look for ways to strengthen yourself even while stuck.

Observe the symptoms and treatment, taking notes for future reference.

Watch how others react and consider what their behavior reveals about them.

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In a Duelling Club session, which kind of opponent do you most want to face?

Someone overconfident so you can dismantle them and their reputation at once.

Someone skilled so you can study their technique closely.

The strongest witch or wizard in the room to test yourself.

Someone nervous so you can help them learn without humiliation.

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A portrait of one of the Hogwarts founders speaks only to you and asks your opinion on the school. What do you say?

That the school should be a home where every witch and wizard feels they belong.

That the school must prepare leaders to shape the wizarding world.

That the school must always teach bravery in the face of darkness.

That the school must forever pursue knowledge and wisdom.

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Graduation looms and you must choose a path in the wizarding world. What calls to you most?

A steady role in a supportive community where you can help people every day.

A position of influence in government or business where you can shape events.

Dangerous work where you can protect others from dark forces.

A scholarly or inventive path where you uncover new knowledge.

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Your wand behaves oddly and seems to have a twin core connection to another wizard. How do you feel?

Ready to face whoever that wizard is, if it comes to it.

Intrigued by the rare magical theory behind twin cores.

Determined to learn who the other wizard is and what this bond means for your future.

Concerned for what conflict this might bring and how it affects those around you.

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You are trusted with a Time Turner to help with your studies. How do you use it?

To be in two dangerous places at once if it means saving someone.

To attend extra lessons and quietly expand your mastery of magic.

To gain advantages that others do not notice, choosing very carefully when to appear.

To lighten the load on yourself and others by sharing more time for helping.

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A younger student asks you to teach them a difficult spell they are not ready for. What do you do?

Gently guide them to safer spells while encouraging their enthusiasm.

Explain the risks and suggest a structured plan so they can learn it when the time is right.

Offer to teach them if they are willing to keep quiet and do you a favor later.

Agree and push them, believing courage and will can make up the difference.

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Professor Snape singles you out with an unfairly sharp remark in class. How do you handle it?

Take the slight in stride, remembering that sometimes it is useful to be underestimated.

Meet his gaze and refuse to show fear, even if you say nothing.

Mentally note the circumstances to understand what triggers his reactions.

Stay calm and focus on doing your work well in spite of the insult.

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At Gringotts, you are told you have more Galleons than expected. What do you think first?

How you can use your wealth to secure influence and loyalty.

How you can fund a quest or cause that matters deeply to you.

How you can invest in books, tools, or experiments.

How you can ease burdens for family or friends.

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A magical portal opens to another wizarding school far away and you are invited to study there. What guides your choice?

Whether you can face new challenges and dangers there.

What you might learn that cannot be found at Hogwarts.

What new influence and status you might gain by going.

Whether your friends and loved ones will be supported by your decision.

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You overhear a prophecy that suggests a friend may die in a coming conflict. What weighs on you most?

Finding a way to stand in the path of danger instead of them.

Researching every magical possibility to alter or interpret the prophecy.

Deciding how to prepare yourself and others for the outcome, whatever it is.

Supporting them and making sure they are never alone.

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A centaur in the Forest offers you a cryptic warning about your future. What is your focus?

Working out how to turn the foreknowledge to your advantage.

Interpreting the warning in the context of the stars and magic.

Guarding the people around you from harm.

Facing whatever is coming with courage.

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You are allowed to remove one memory and place it in a Pensieve. Which memory do you choose?

A dangerous secret you want under lock and key but not lost.

A moment of fear that you do not want to rule you anymore.

A moment of insight that you want to study from every angle.

A moment of grief that you want to revisit more gently from outside yourself.

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News arrives that dragons have been seen near Hogwarts. What excites you most?

The stories everyone will share as they gather to watch.

The chance to see or face one in person.

The opportunity to study such creatures up close.

The possibility of harnessing a connection with something so powerful.

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You discover that you can speak Parseltongue. What do you do?

Tell a trusted friend and seek their support as you process it.

Use it only when it is needed to save someone or stop danger.

Keep it secret and think carefully about how it could give you an edge.

Research the nature of the ability and its history.

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Rumors begin to spread about you around the school. What is your first response?

Let the rumor grow if it builds a useful aura around you, correcting only what harms your plans.

Observe how the rumor spreads and consider what it reveals about the school.

Confront whoever is spreading them and demand the truth be faced.

Lean on your friends and trust that those who know you will stand by you.

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You read of a spell that claims to bring someone back from the dead at a terrible cost. How do you respond?

Wonder under what circumstances the cost might be worth paying.

Think of the grief it might exploit and resolve to protect others from it.

Reject it, knowing some lines should never be crossed.

Examine the claims carefully to understand what such magic truly does.

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A heated duel between students is about to turn truly dangerous. How do you intervene?

Step between them if necessary and shout for them to stop.

Use clever spells to disarm or separate them without escalating.

Pull others back to safety and call for a professor.

Let others intervene while you remember who attacked and who lost control.

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On the Hogwarts Express, which compartment do you choose?

The one where a lonely student looks like they could use a friend.

The one where students are already trading spells and theories from their books.

The one full of laughter and lively talk where a duel might break out at any moment.

The one with older students who seem connected and influential.

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A Boggart appears in front of you in Defense Against the Dark Arts. What is your instinctive reaction?

Study its shifting form for a heartbeat to understand how it reflects the mind.

Confront it at once, transforming fear into something ridiculous and beatable.

Glance at your friends and think of how to lessen their fear as well.

Ensure you master the spell so that nothing can ever use your fear against you.

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In the final battle for Hogwarts, what do you protect first?

The front line where the fighting is fiercest.

The key decision makers whose survival will influence what comes after.

The wounded and those trying to escape.

The strategic points and knowledge that could decide the outcome.

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You overhear professors debating whether the school should be closed. What do you do?

Listen closely to understand the real threats and possible solutions.

Talk with your housemates and help them prepare emotionally for any outcome.

Argue that Hogwarts is worth defending, not abandoning.

Think quickly about where you would go and how you would position yourself if it closes.

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During the International Quidditch Cup, a riot breaks out in the stands. How do you react?

Help families and younger students reach safety.

Use the confusion to avoid danger and gather information about who is doing what.

Watch the patterns of the riot and help direct people intelligently.

Move to shield those nearby and push back against the worst of the chaos.

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When your Hogwarts letter arrives, how do you respond first?

Smile quietly and begin planning how to use this opportunity to rise in the wizarding world.

Sit down to read every detail twice and start a neat list of questions.

Hug your family and carefully place the letter somewhere safe.

Race around the house with your wand hand itching to start at once.

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The Sorting Hat whispers years later that you could change houses if you wish. What do you consider?

Where your closest bonds now lie.

Where your ambitions would be best served.

Where you would be most needed in times of crisis.

Where your talents would grow most fully.

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Someone lends you an Invisibility Cloak for one night. How do you use it?

To slip into places of knowledge you normally cannot reach.

To explore the castle and confront any secrets that threaten your friends.

To overhear private conversations and gather information on powerful people.

To leave small gifts or notes that quietly brighten other peoples nights.

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You are offered an apprenticeship with a famous witch or wizard. What kind of mentor do you choose?

One known for kindness and fair treatment of those around them.

One known for their influence and reach in the wizarding world.

One known for their brilliant magical discoveries.

One known for daring and legendary deeds.

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The Sorting Hat asks your opinion when sorting a younger sibling. What do you say?

Place them where they will be loved and supported.

Place them where their mind will be most challenged.

Place them where they will have the boldest chance to grow.

Place them where their talents will be most rewarded and noticed.

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You receive an invitation to the Yule Ball at the last minute. What is your first thought?

You quickly think through etiquette, dances, and what conversations to prepare.

You wonder who will be there that it would be advantageous to meet.

Perfect, a chance to make a bold impression regardless of how rushed it is.

You hope your friends have partners too and that everyone feels included.

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While helping Hagrid, you encounter a wounded magical creature. How do you respond?

Consider how a healed creature might one day repay a useful debt.

Speak softly and try to soothe it, keeping others calm too.

Observe its symptoms and try to recall the proper care from your studies.

Move in quickly to steady it, not minding claws or teeth.

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Imagine your house loses the House Cup by only a few points. How do you feel?

Frustrated and more determined than ever to win next year.

Proud of how everyone worked together regardless of the result.

Interested in reviewing where points were won and lost and what patterns emerge.

Annoyed at any unfairness and intent on making sure it favors you next time.

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Peeves starts tormenting a frightened first year near you. What do you do?

Use the commotion to learn more about Peeves habits that might be useful later.

Try to outwit Peeves with clever words or a well chosen charm.

Step between them and shout at Peeves until he backs off.

Guide the first year away, distracting them with something kind.

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Time's up

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Author: Michael Bartlett