In J.K. Rowling’s series, which character is known for his loyal friendship with Harry Potter and love for animals?

Which of the following statements about the characters in the novel Harry Potter is TRUE? a. Ron is one of Harry’s best friends, along with Hermione, and joins most of Harry’s adventures in the novel.  b. Professor Severus Snape was Harry’s most favorite teacher.  c. Professor Severus Snape was gentle and humorous, a model liked by the students of all houses at Hogwarts.  d. Professor Albus Dumbledore is the Headmaster of Hogwarts who is responsible for sorting all the first-year students into four different houses.

Which of the following adjectives is not suitable to depict the main character Harry Potter? a. emotional b. talented c. adventurous d. friendly

____ by the well-known writer J K Rowling, Harry Potter has been one the most sold books around the world.Group of answer choicesWroteTo writeWrittenWrite

JK Rowling, author of Harry Potter, is known all over the world today. However, success didn’t come easily to her, and for many years she struggled to get her work in print. She submitted script after script to publishers only to receive rejection letters. This was a costly error for these publishers, who clearly should have accepted her work. Finally she had success with Bloomsbury Publishers, and the rest is history!Throwing away 7,500 bitcoinsA man named James Howells got something very wrong. In his earnestness to clean the house, he threw away something he shouldn’t have, and he lived to regret it. In 2009 James had bought 7,500 bitcoins. He had bought the bitcoins because he was interested in the concept but then didn’t think more about it. Five years later, the value of bitcoins soared to over $800 per coin. James realized that he could have been a very rich man, but, sadly for him, he had thrown away his hard drive which contained the bitcoins. If he hadn’t thrown out his hard drive, he would have been a millionaire. Turning away the BeatlesIn 1962, before the Beatles became successful, they wanted to sign a record deal with a music producer. They had made numerous trips to London, wandering the streets and trying to get a company to believe in their music. One of the companies they approached was Decca. On January 1 1962, the group performed a total of 15 songs, hoping for approval from Decca. Unfortunately for Decca, they made the mistake of turning down the Beatles. Decca got it wrong, a blunder they lived to regret as the Beatles became a global success after signing a contract with EMI.Question 72Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.25Flag questionQuestion text1. Which statement is true?Multiple choice 1 Question 72She published her own books. She publishes books about magic.Publishers thought printing her book would be expensive.She writes scripts for movies.  2. What did Bloomsbury Publishers do?Multiple choice 2 Question 72It hired Rowling as one of their publishers. It published history books.It turned down the Harry Potter books. It published the Harry Potter books.  3. Why did Howells buy the Bitcoins in the first place?Multiple choice 3 Question 72He needed the money. He believed he would become a millionaire. He wanted to play a trick on someone.He was interested in the idea behind it. 4. What happened to Howells' hard drive?Multiple choice 4 Question 72He sold it. He deleted everything on it. He lost it.He threw it out.  5. What did Decca do?Multiple choice 5 Question 72It wrote a contract with The Beatles and made a lot of money. It rejected The Beatles. It wrote 15 songs for The Beatles. It believed in The Beatles.

Highlight the piece of evidence that best supports the claim.Claim: While wildly popular now, the Harry Potter series was not expected to be a success.It took J.K. Rowling five years to complete her draft of the first book in the Harry Potter series. For many years after the draft was completed, she struggled to find a publisher. Twelve different publishing houses rejected her before a company called Bloomsbury finally accepted the book. Even then, Bloomsbury executives weren’t convinced that Rowling’s work would sell well. They told Rowling to get another job because they didn’t think Harry Potter could realistically bring in much money.