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Death Eater Or Order Of The Phoenix Quiz

At Hogwarts under Snape and the Carrows, you are ordered to watch a classmate being tortured, how do you behave?

Pretend to go along while avoiding direct action, and mark the moment as a warning not to stand out.

Join in to prove yourself, add your own spell, and relish the power over someone helpless.

Look away, whisper apologies afterward, and comfort them in the shadows when the Carrows are gone.

Refuse to take part, accept detention or worse, and quietly connect with others who resist.

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A defeated enemy drops their wand and surrenders, how do you respond?

Secure them, question them firmly, and hand them over to trusted authorities for trial.

Keep your distance, let others decide, and make sure you are not blamed either way.

Strike them anyway, teach them a lesson for daring to oppose your side, and feel justified.

Bind them, ensure they cannot hurt anyone, and insist they be treated as a prisoner, not prey.

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You overhear Death Eaters planning to raid a home known to shelter Muggle borns, what do you do?

Offer to help for a share of whatever is taken, or at least ensure your loyalty is noticed.

Pretend you heard nothing, leave before anyone notices, and hope the raid passes you by.

Alert the Order or trusted allies, help set wards, and stay to defend if needed.

Warn the family in secret and urge them to flee, even if you cannot do more.

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The Ministry begins registering Muggle borns and half bloods, how do you react?

Support the registry loudly, urge others to comply, and report anyone who resists.

Hide those you can, help them gather papers, and encourage them to leave before the net tightens.

Pass information to the Order, forge documents, and participate in plans to undermine the registry.

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You overhear a prophecy that hints the Dark Lord will fall by one wizard’s hand, what do you think?

Look for ways to twist or control the prophecy, helping the Dark Lord avoid his fate.

Share it with trusted resistance members, then work to make conditions for it to come true.

Feel a flicker of hope and resolve to protect whoever might fulfil it.

Decide prophecies are for others to worry about, focus on surviving under whichever side wins.

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You are offered a pouch of Galleons in exchange for revealing the location of an Order safe house, what do you do?

Refuse instantly, walk away, and warn the safe house that someone is asking questions.

Make vague promises without confirming anything, hoping to stay on everyone’s good side.

Take the money, share the location, and tell yourself they would have been found anyway.

Pretend to consider it, gain information about the buyer, and then report everything to allies.

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A neighbour boasts that they have reported several people to Death Eaters, how do you respond?

Offer a tight smile, avoid them afterward, and warn the people you can without being noticed.

Stay friendly, say little, and file away the information in case it becomes useful later.

Challenge them firmly, tell them what they are doing is wrong, and be prepared for consequences.

Congratulate them, share your own hints, and suggest more names for them to consider.

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You are sent into the Ministry on a covert mission, how do you approach it?

Worry about being caught, but tell yourself you will claim ignorance if things go wrong.

Take responsibility for key tasks, improvise when needed, and hold your nerve under pressure.

Use the mission to gather names and secrets you can later trade for favour.

Stay calm, follow instructions closely, and focus on keeping everyone alive above all.

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Years after the war, a new Minister proposes strict laws “to keep order,” how do you react?

Join groups reviewing the laws, campaign for rights, and insist on transparency.

Examine the details carefully, reject anything that smells like the old regime, and speak out.

Support the harshest measures, believing fear is the best way to prevent rebellion.

Accept most of the changes as the price of peace, preferring not to stir up trouble.

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You see Dementors gliding through a Muggle street, what is your first instinct?

Look away, tell yourself it is not your concern, and move on before anyone links you to it.

Enjoy the chill of fear they bring, linger to watch, and only leave when you risk being seen.

Send a Patronus message to allies, coordinate a response, and stay until the danger passes.

Cast a Patronus if you can, or at least lead people to shelter and warn the Order.

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Death Eaters capture you and demand names of your allies, how do you handle it?

Feed them false trails, confuse them, and look for any opening to escape or send a message.

Give them whatever they want as quickly as possible, bargaining for your safety and future reward.

Stay silent as long as you can, cling to small lies, and protect the people most at risk.

Offer minor names or half truths to lessen your own pain, convincing yourself it is necessary.

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A Muggle born friend asks you to leave the country with them before things worsen, how do you decide?

Encourage them to go, help them gather what they need, and promise to support from afar.

Advise them to remain so they can be “processed properly,” and distance yourself to stay safe.

Go with them or arrange an escape route, determined to stand beside them in danger.

Urge them to stay and wait, believing the danger might pass if everyone stays calm.

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You are tasked with sorting new students in a ceremony and told to value blood purity, what guides your choices?

Refuse to play along, place students where they belong, and ignore whispered instructions.

Use the hat’s hints and your own judgement to give every child a fair chance.

Sort to please your superiors, sending “unworthy” children where they will suffer most.

Follow the new guidelines just enough to avoid drawing suspicion, and say nothing more.

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You are promised fast promotion if you agree to ignore abuses carried out by your department, how do you react?

Take the deal with satisfaction, enjoy the authority, and protect those who share your views.

Accept outwardly, then quietly document everything and prepare to expose it.

Refuse, even if it means staying in a minor post, and sleep better because of it.

Convince yourself you cannot change anything, take the promotion, and avoid looking too closely.

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The Daily Prophet brands Harry and Dumbledore as liars, what feels most natural?

Openly defend them to classmates, challenge the paper’s stories, and begin to distrust the Ministry’s stance.

Accept the Prophet as the official voice, decide that challenging it would be foolish, and adapt.

Welcome the Ministry’s firmness, repeat its words to others, and enjoy watching troublemakers lose credibility.

Read between the lines, suspect a cover up, and rely on conversations in person more than headlines.

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You see the Dark Mark on someone’s forearm, freshly burned, how do you respond?

Admire the mark, ask careful questions, and hint that you might be willing to earn your own.

Feel sick, keep your distance, and quietly warn those who might be targets.

Memorise their face, share the information with Order contacts, and watch them closely.

Stay friendly, imagine how useful such a connection could be, and keep their secret.

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Voldemort’s voice fills the air over Hogwarts, offering mercy to those who hand Harry over, what is your instinct?

Clutch your wand tighter, feel fear curl in your stomach, and refuse to consider giving him up.

Stay still, wait to see which way the battle turns, and choose the side that survives.

Look for Harry, decide that trading one life for many is reasonable, and move to act.

Strengthen the defences around you, rally others, and call the offer what it is, a lie.

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You are taught the Imperius Curse and told it could save lives, how do you react?

Use it only in the most extreme circumstances, and accept that you will carry the weight of it.

Refuse to cast it, no matter the justification, and trust other spells instead.

Embrace its power, value the control it gives you, and do not worry about what it does to others.

Agree to use it in controlled ways if it keeps suspicion off you, but never think too deeply about it.

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At a pure blood dinner, guests toast to the “old ways” and blood purity, what do you do?

Smile politely, nod along, and resolve to say what you really think only in private.

Keep your face neutral, say little, and excuse yourself early rather than join their praise.

Speak up carefully, question their ideas, and steer conversation toward unity instead of division.

Raise your glass enthusiastically, share stories that support the idea, and criticise “tainted” families.

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Snatchers capture a frightened group on the road who beg you for help, how do you respond?

Pretend not to see, then later circle back to leave clues or tools that might help them escape.

Stay out of it entirely, telling yourself that interfering will only make things worse for you.

Create a distraction or misdirection that gives them a real chance to slip away.

Assist the Snatchers, offer suggestions, and ensure the captives cannot get away.

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Rumours spread through Hogwarts that Voldemort has returned, how do you respond?

Call it nonsense in public, mock those who believe it, and hope the Dark Lord returns to restore proper order.

Seek out like minded students, practise defensive spells, and look for trustworthy adults to inform.

Dismiss it as reckless talk, advise friends to keep their heads down, and avoid attracting notice.

Listen carefully, trust your own memories and Dumbledore’s warning, and quietly begin to prepare.

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You witness a Death Eater hesitating to harm a child, what do you do?

Stay hidden, resolve to be more cautious, and take the scene as a warning.

Take note of the weak link, report their hesitation, and suggest they be tested for loyalty.

Seize the moment, intervene directly, and fight to get the child away from danger.

Later slip the child to safety and hope the Death Eater’s doubt grows on its own.

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After the war, you are asked how to treat captured Death Eaters, what feels right?

Argue for fair trials, humane treatment, and a chance for some to rebuild their lives.

Prefer quick sentences and harsh punishments, so the past is buried and you can move on.

Support firm justice with clear evidence, but oppose cruelty for its own sake.

Advocate for making examples of them, using fear to keep future opponents in line.

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You are offered a position in the Ministry writing anti Muggle propaganda, what appeals to you?

Accept, tell yourself it is only words, and avoid thinking about who gets hurt by them.

Take the job only to sabotage the work from the inside and leak information to the resistance.

Nothing about it appeals; you turn it down and look for work that does not betray your values.

Embrace the role, craft sharp slogans, and take pride in shaping how the public views “undesirables.”

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In a duel, you have the chance to kill an opponent or disarm them, which feels natural?

Strike harder than needed, convincing yourself that a dead enemy cannot rise again.

Fight until they are down, then bind them and push for justice rather than revenge.

Disarm them, shield yourself, and seek a way to end the fight without a corpse.

Aim to kill, feeling a cold satisfaction as you remove another obstacle from your side’s path.

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A child displays accidental magic in a Muggle town under Death Eater watch, what is your first move?

Advise them to report to the proper new authorities, hinting at the risks of disobedience.

Alert the regime to the new magical child, seeing an opportunity to gain favour.

Get them safely to Order friendly witches or wizards, and prepare forged papers if needed.

Help the family hide the incident and contact allies who can shelter them.

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A Muggle born classmate is being targeted by cruel rumours, what do you do?

Stay out of it, advise your classmate to toughen up, and avoid risking your own social standing.

Add your own cutting comments, justify it as teaching them their place, and enjoy their fear.

Sit beside them, offer quiet support, and discourage the rumours when you safely can.

Confront the rumour mongers, report repeated abuse, and stay visibly at the victim’s side.

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Dumbledore quietly invites you to a meeting about resisting the Dark Lord, how do you answer?

Accept immediately, volunteer for tasks, and start imagining how you can fight back.

Turn him down, mention the conversation to people in power, and keep an eye on who attends.

Attend with nerves fluttering, listen more than you speak, and offer help in small but real ways.

Decline politely, claim you are too busy, and decide you are safer staying neutral.

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You discover a family member is secretly hiding fugitives in your home, what happens next?

Feel terrified but help them, bringing food, blankets, and information.

Insist they stop before you are implicated, refuse to help, and wish them luck.

Threaten to expose them if they do not share all their plans, and consider turning them in.

Offer to organise routes, contacts, and safe times to move the fugitives onward.

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During the year Snape controls Hogwarts, your house is rewarded for cruelty, how do you behave?

Actively seek chances to punish and report, enjoying the climb in status and points.

Avoid taking points from others, keep your head low, and quietly help victims when you can.

Organise small pockets of resistance, comfort the punished, and share safe places to meet.

Accept rewards when they come, participate only as much as necessary to stay out of trouble.

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