What is the climax of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?

Answer 1

There are actually seven books, so it's hard to have an actual simple climax. But I would say that for most of them the climax is when something Voldemort-related happens to Harry.

Sorry, couldn't come up with a better answer.

Answer 2

Malfoy comes to kill Dumbledore and almost doesn't do it. But then Snape kills Dumbledore.

No, I think the climax is the whole chapter of the the lightning struck tower. But that's just me im doing a book report on it. ;)

Answer 3

There are quite a few climaxes - it's best to just read the book. Because it really depends on what you find the most exciting or the most gripping part of the book. You know, the times where you just can't put it down or the moments where you twitch insanely as a reflex to something that happens. It really depends on your own opinion in this case.

Answer 4

The climax of Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix is when Harry, members Dumbledore's Army, and members of The Order fight against Voldemort and the Death Eaters in the Department of Mysteries in the Ministry of Magic.

Answer 5

When Harry, Ron, and Hermione go down the trapdoor to try to prevent Snape (who actually ends up being Quirrell) from getting the Philosopher's Stone, and Harry meets Lord Voldemort.

Answer 6

The climax would be when harry and dumbledore leave hogwarts to go on a search for a horcrux.

Answer 7

the fight between harry and lord voldemort was the climax. they were in the ministry of magic.

Answer 8

When Voldemort gets the Elder Wand by graverobbing Dumbledore.

Answer 9

the battle of hogwarts