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Are You A True Hufflepuff Quiz

You find a Niffler tangled in wire near the greenhouses. What do you do?

Wait nearby to make sure no one gets hurt

Run to help it immediately

Keep walking and report it from a distance

Alert Hagrid and return with him

None

A friend asks a question during class and is laughed at. What do you do?

Smile and nudge your friend supportively

Do nothing, the moment will pass

Raise your hand and echo the question proudly

Tell the others off and reassure your friend

None

You are offered a Prefect badge. What is your response?

Ask if someone else is better suited

Accept humbly and promise to serve well

Accept and ask how you can prepare

Decline, you do not want the extra responsibility

None

A younger student spills ink all over their books. What do you do?

Clean it up for them without a second thought

Help them sort it out and recover what they can

Ignore it, it is not your problem

Offer a few tips and let them try to fix it

None

You are asked to care for a sick Puffskein over winter break. What do you say?

Not unless there is something in return

Yes without hesitation, it needs you

Yes, but ask for instructions and supplies first

Only if no one else volunteers

None

A classmate is struggling in Herbology. What do you do?

Lend them your notes and let them decide

Let the professor handle it

Check in and offer one or two tips

Offer to tutor them after class

None

A friend confesses they lied to a professor. What do you do?

Urge them to come clean and offer to help

Encourage them to avoid lying again and move on

Suggest they fix it without exposing themselves

Say nothing, it is their choice and their consequence

None

You are chosen to represent Hufflepuff in a friendly challenge. What do you do?

Accept quietly and hope to do your best

Only accept if no one else steps up

Ask what is expected and set a plan

Train hard and encourage others with you

None

You’re behind on your work but a friend asks for help. What do you do?

Offer brief advice and return to your work

Balance both tasks carefully to support them

Decline and explain you need to focus on your own goals

Help them first and catch up later

None

Someone invites you to break curfew for fun. What do you say?

Maybe, if the reason feels worth it

Only if you are confident no one will get caught

Yes, rules are flexible and meant to be tested

No, but you will hang out another time

None

A fellow student forgets their homework and panics. What do you do?

Offer to share yours without hesitation

Say nothing and focus on your own responsibilities

Encourage them quietly but let them handle it

Calm them down and help them explain to the professor

None

Your best friend is furious over something small. What do you do?

Give them space but stay nearby

Talk them down and offer perspective

Say they are overreacting and walk away

Let them vent and support them fully

None

You see someone sneaking into the forest. What do you do?

Warn them and try to talk them out of it

Follow them to make sure they are safe

Watch from a distance just in case

Let them go, they made their choice

None

You find a note in the library revealing a secret passage. What do you do?

Keep it and plan a safe route before using it

Report it or dispose of the note

Visit once quietly and then leave it alone

Tell your friends so everyone can explore

None

You find a forgotten journal in the library. What do you do?

Flip through only enough to identify the owner

Leave it at the front desk

Keep it safe and check if it has anything useful

Try to return it immediately

None

A lost pet rat runs through the common room. What do you do?

Try to calm the room and call for help

Avoid the commotion and focus on your work

Stay seated unless someone asks for help

Catch it gently and find the owner

None

You are invited to a secret party in the Room of Requirement. What do you do?

Help decorate and make snacks for everyone

Only go if there is a clear reason to

Attend quietly and keep to yourself

Join in but ask about safety first

None

A new student joins midterm. How do you welcome them?

Invite them to sit with you and walk them to class

Let others do the welcoming

Smile, introduce yourself, and answer their questions

Wait for them to settle before talking to them

None

A first year is crying by the staircase. What do you do?

Keep walking, they are probably fine

Find someone they trust and bring them over

Offer a kind word and leave them space

Sit beside them and listen until they feel better

None

You are invited to a weekend study retreat. What do you bring?

Your notes and questions to go over as a group

Nothing unless someone specifically asked you to come

A few key things but mostly stay for support

Snacks, books, and a list to help everyone stay organized

None

Someone accuses your friend of cheating. What is your first move?

Wait to see how it unfolds

Speak privately with your friend first

Defend them with confidence and evidence

Stay out of it unless you’re asked to help

None

You hear two professors arguing behind closed doors. What is your instinct?

Report it to the Head of House

Listen briefly in case it affects you

Stay near in case something goes wrong

Forget it and mind your business

None

You overhear a ghost talking about an ancient artifact. What do you do?

Note it but probably forget about it

Listen quietly and check references later

Ask them more and record the details

Avoid the ghost entirely

None

You see a house elf treated rudely. What do you do?

Look uncomfortable but avoid the conflict

Do nothing, it is not your business

Check if the elf is okay afterward

Confront the person and defend the elf

None

You are assigned a group project with students who never contribute. What now?

Only do your share and keep the peace

Take the lead but push them to do their part

Work alone and request not to be grouped again

Do it all to make sure it gets done right

None

Your friend wants to sneak food from the kitchens. What is your response?

Ask how they plan to do it without trouble

Advise against it and return to studying

Go along happily, it is harmless and fun

Tell them to be careful and maybe try tomorrow

None

You are running late and bump into someone. What do you say?

Say sorry as you pass and keep going

Apologize and check that they are okay

Ignore it and keep rushing to your destination

Apologize immediately and help them gather anything dropped

None

The Fat Friar seems upset today. How do you respond?

Acknowledge him and continue walking

Ask if he is okay and stay to chat

Smile and offer a cheerful greeting

Avoid eye contact and keep moving

None

A student is bragging about their magical lineage. What is your reaction?

Say nothing and let them speak

Change the subject and praise someone else instead

Smile politely and ask about their favorite spell

Roll your eyes and leave the conversation

None

You overhear a classmate being teased about their accent. What do you do?

Subtly shift the conversation to stop the teasing

Wait until later to comfort and support them

Stay silent and avoid involvement

Interrupt and defend them on the spot

None

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