Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Harry Potter plays on the Gryffindor Quidditch team.

The Invisibility Cloak.

He went to stop Professor Quirrell from going to steal the stone and had a nasty encounter with Fluffy the three headed dog

Catch-22 paradox: "You can only have the thing you need if you are not in need of it"

Harry did not need the Sorcerer's Stone, but Voldemort did. Harry got the stone because he needed to keep it away from Voldemort, not because he needed it for himself specifically.

Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, appeared on the first chocolate frog card Harry Potter received whilst on the Hogwarts Express.

The description on the card mentioned his work with Nicolas Flamel, when Harry heard the name later he couldn't remember where he had previously read it until he received the card again towards the end of the year.

Seamus Finnigan was sorted into Gryffindor house in 1991. He shared a dormitory with Harry Potter and Ron Weasley.

Voldemort could be said to have controlled him but Quirrel could have chosen not to listen to him.

Hermione Granger gets in between Harry and Ron to prevent them from fighting with each other. Ron asks Hermione if she'll leave with him, but she refuses and he storms off. Hermione chased after him but he had already apparated away and due to their protective spells would be unable to find them again.

Harry Potter's internal conflict is his struggle to fit into the wizarding world and come to terms with being famous for something he cannot remember. Harry feels under pressure to show magical skill despite him having only just found out about the wizarding world.

Ravenclaw house is represented by blue and bronze.

Harry is important in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone because he is the main character in the story. He survived the killing curse when he was a baby and became a famous wizard, known for defeating Lord Voldemort.

Towards the end of the book, he once again defeats Voldemort and saves the wizarding world from him.

It depends on what you like.

The Sorcerer's Stone starts off calm as Harry finds out who his real friends are, Ron and Hermione, then the action starts as they get into trouble and try to figure out the secrets of the stone then as they fight Lord Voldemort.

The Chamber of Secrets is more exciting at the beginning and near the end it's a little exciting but mainly the tension packs on as Harry is trying to save the muggle-borns and Ginny's life from Voldemort.

The book was written in Scotland. The movie was filmed in the UK.

Rubeus Hagrid won the dragon's egg in the Hogs Head pub in Hogsmeade. The pub is owned by Aberforth Dumbledore, brother of Albus.

Make sure Filch doesn't see you by sneaking around the room and hiding when you can. If you too quickly you'll be heard, so move slowly.

The main antagonist is Professor Quirrell who is sharing his body with Lord Voldemort.

Professor Severus Snape, Draco Malfoy, Vincent Crabbe, Gregory Goyle, Vernon, Petunia and Dudley Dursley are all minor antagonists.

Yes, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" contains vivid imagery throughout the text. For example, the description of the Hogwarts castle on page 94 (depending on the edition) paints a magical picture with its turrets and glowing windows. Additionally, the scene where Harry first receives his letter from Hogwarts is rich with imagery, showcasing the excitement and wonder of the wizarding world. Page numbers may vary by edition, so it's best to check a specific copy for precise locations.

In the Harry Potter game for the DS, you can find Harry's vault at Gringotts by first entering the bank and speaking to the goblin teller. After that, you need to navigate through the bank's corridors and use your magic to solve puzzles and defeat enemies. Once you reach the right area, you'll need to interact with a cart to access Harry's vault, where you can collect the items stored there.

A Remembrall is a magical object from the "Harry Potter" series, specifically designed to help the user remember forgotten things. It appears as a glass ball filled with a cloudy substance that turns clear when the user has forgotten something. If the user has indeed forgotten something, the Remembrall will indicate this, but it does not specify what has been forgotten. The concept emphasizes the importance of memory and the challenges of forgetting in the wizarding world.

Snape sought help from Quirrell because he needed assistance with the protection of the Philosopher's Stone, which was under threat. He believed that Quirrell, as the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, could provide insights or aid in dealing with potential dangers. Additionally, Snape's own motivations and allegiance to darker forces influenced his choice to align with Quirrell rather than the school nurse, who would be focused solely on medical issues. This decision ultimately tied into Snape's complex character and his hidden agendas.