Kreacher was a house elf from the Harry Potter series. He was best known for serving the Black family for many years. How much do you remember about him? We have put together some Kreacher trivia questions that will test your knowledge.
The Ultimate Kreacher Quiz
INSTRUCTIONS: Just answer the questions below and we will let you know how you scored at the end.
Trivia Questions & Answers
1) What was the name of Sirius Black’s mother, who Kreacher was very devoted to?
The answer is Walburga Black. Even though Walburga died back in 1985, Kreacher still took orders from her portrait that was in number twelve, Grimmauld Place.
On a related note, you can take our Sirius Black quiz next.
2) What was the name of Sirius Black’s brother, who Kreacher was very devoted to?
The answer is Regulus Black. That is a name that you will recognize from Harry Potter’s chase to destroy the Horcruxes. Regulus’ initials, R.A.B, were written on the inside of Salazar Slytherin’s locket.
3) Kreacher was voiced by Timothy Bateson in the Order of the Phoenix movie. Which actor replaced him after Bateson died?
Kreacher was voiced by Timothy Bateson in the Order of the Phoenix movie. This was the final role of his life. After Timothy died, the character was voiced by Simon McBurney for Deathly Hallows; Part 1.
4) Finish this quote from Kreacher in the books: “Master Sirius ran away, good riddance, for he was a bad boy and broke my Mistress’s heart with his ______ ways.”
The answer is ‘lawless’ from the Deathly Hallows book:
“Master Sirius ran away, good riddance, for he was a bad boy and broke my Mistress’s heart with his lawless ways.”
On a related note, take our Deathly Hallows quiz.
5) True Or False: Kreacher took part in the Battle of Hogwarts
This is true as Kreacher led the other house elves in a charge during the battle. In the Deathly Hallows book, it goes:
““Fight! Fight! Fight for my Master, defender of the house-elves! Fight the Dark Lord, in the name of brave Regulus! Fight!””
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