The Ultimate J.K. Rowling Quiz

Her given name is Joanne, though she goes by "Jo."

Although Jo Rowling doesn't have a middle name, she borrowed her grandmother's first name for the initial.

Hmm, the boys seemed to come around even after finding out she was a woman.

Rowling was born in England and was raised there.

Insert Platform 9 3/4 joke here.

While she did raise Jo and her sister for more than a decade, she eventually went back to work in the sciences.

The Communist-leaning Mitford sister was a writing heroine for Rowling.

She graduated from the posh college in Devon in 1986.

Bet they wish they had that alumni money now.

But Harry wouldn't be fully formed for a few years.

Her daughter was also born in the country.

She still lives in the Scottish city.

But that was before several big projects, like the film of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them."

And that's including the editors and agent.

Trains, it seems, have played an important role in Rowling's life and stories.

Almost as good as the Queen parachuting in.

They don't speak anymore.

Although the coffee part may be true too — who knows.

Which is a real pain if you want to make any changes.

Even the world's most a successful wizard took a while to get a publisher's interest.

Um, it sold out.

She's traditionally done most of her writing in cafes and coffee shops.

"The Cuckoo's Calling" was Rowling's first novel under the name of Galbraith.

The leaker was handed a lawsuit.

"Ella Galbraith" does sound pretty good.

For her contributions to literature and arts.

The play will tell a story of the next generation.

She also received an honorary degree from the college.

Pagford is a made-up village in southwest England.

Never having adapted a screenplay from her books, the 2016 movie is the first one.