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What does Harry Potter play?
Harry Potter plays a game called Quidditch. He is the seeker.
What is the name of the person that catches the snitch in Quidditch in Harry Potter?
It is the Seeker.
What Quidditch position did Cho Chang play?
Seeker
The role of harry poter in the quidditch team?
Harry Potter plays 'The Seeker' in the Gryffindor Quidditch House Team. His number is '7', and as Seeker, he is required to catch the 'Golder Snitch', which is caught provides the Seeker's team with 150 points and ends the game.
What must happen to end a Quidditch match?
The seeker must catch the golden snitch.
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