Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Yes, the resurrection stone allows the owner to see the person/people they love who have died. However, the stone does not bring people back from the dead.

The cloak belonged to James Potter, Harry's father.

Albus Dumbledore borrowed it from James shortly before his death. Dumbledore then returned it to Harry during his first Christmas at Hogwarts.

Harry hoped that the Mirror of Erised would show him where the Philosopher's Stone was. Instead, the Mirror gave him the stone.

No, he wore the turban to hide Voldemort's face that was sticking out of the back of his head.

The first chapter is from the point of view of Vernon Dursley who on his way to work notices several odd things happening and begins to wonder if it had anything to do with his wife's sister, whose surname is Potter, and "her lot".

The reader is given no information on who the Potter's are or why the Dursleys consider them to be abnormal but is aware that the main characters surname is Potter.

Type Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone into the search bar. It isn't available online but can be purchased to play on tv.

Harry is the main character in the series, not a guest character. He appears in all seven books.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone wasn't released on the PSP. The original game was released in 2001 and then re-released for newer platforms in 2003 which was still before the PSP.

Nicholas Flamel and his wife were real people who studied Alchemy and searched for the Philosopher's stone. However, the stone isn't a real thing.

Danielle Tabor in the first 3 movies. She was replaced by Tiana Benjamin because she looked physically the same age as the Weasley twins.

According to legend, yes it was. The cloak was supposedly given to the third Peverell brother, Ignotus, by Death himself.

As the Peverell's lived in medieval times there is no way of confirming or denying the story.

The room where the stone is kept, and in the last book, the last chapter! :)

In the cupboard under the stairs.

Harry Potter and Ron Weasley knew that Hermione Granger was hiding in the girls bathroom and wouldn't know about the troll. Since Ron was the reason she was hiding there, they went to tell her. Instead they locked the troll in with her and then had to go save her.

Well, Voldemort's is dead because Harry Potter killed him. So, just buy your unicorn and it should be fine.

She told Wood that Harry would be an excelent seeker for the Gryffyndor Quiddich team

No, the closest thing they have to profanity is the word "mudblood" which is unique to the Harry Potter universe. It is a derogatory word used to describe someone raised by a non-magical family. It is treated almost like a racial slur, and people are highly offended when someone says it.

The first - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Norbert actually has his own chapter.

Lord Voldemort was defeated Professor Quirrell's turban. He was sharing Quirrell's body so that he could keep a closer watch on him after Quirrell failed to steal the philosopher's stone from Gringotts.

Throughout the series no character died whilst playing Quidditch. However, people have died playing the sport in the past. They were not named.

The year the book is set in doesn't have too much of an impact on the story since it is set in a fictional world without all of the real life technology. However, if you were to change the locations it would be a very different book.

i dont think anyone knows. I dont think it is incredibly important. My best guess is that is was something very dark and dangerous, definitely some kind of Dark Magic. There is a very small possibility that JK Rowling, the author of the HP books, will reveal this in her new site, Pottermore.

After the philosopher's stone was destroyed nobody ever saw it again because it no longer existed.

Albus Dumbledore hid the philosopher's stone in the Mirror of Erised and Harry managed to get it out. After that, Dumbledore took it back and destroyed it.