Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

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Match the character with the action:

Mr Dursley = Drove around the corner and up the road Cat = Was now looking at the sign that said Privet Drive

Match the action with the consequence:

Mr Dursley put the cat out of his mind = Thought of a large order of drills Cat staring back at Mr Dursley = Mr Dursley blinked Cat looking at the sign that said Privet Drive = Mr Dursley realized it must have been a trick of the light Mr Dursley driving towards town = Cat continued to watch him in the mirror

Match the description with the subject:

Reading the sign that said Privet Drive = Mr Dursley Staring back at Mr Dursley = The cat Putting the cat out of his mind = Mr Dursley Watching the cat in his mirror = Mr Dursley

Match the object with its capability:

<p>Sign that said Privet Drive = Could not be read by cats Cat in the mirror = Was being observed by Mr Dursley Trick of the light = Made Mr Dursley doubt what he saw Large order of drills = Was on Mr Dursley's mind</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the location with the event:

<p>Driving around the corner and up the road = Mr Dursley blinked Watching the cat in his mirror = On the way towards town Looking at the sign that said Privet Drive = As Mr Dursley drove past it Putting the cat out of his mind = After seeing it read a sign</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Mr. Dursley's Encounter with the Cat

Mr. Dursley sees a cat and thinks it's a trick of the light.
The cat stares back at Mr. Dursley when he blinks and looks at it.
As Mr. Dursley drives away, he watches the cat in his rearview mirror.
The cat appears to be looking at the sign that says "Privet Drive".
Mr. Dursley shakes off the strange encounter and focuses on a large order of drills he hopes to get that day.