Question

How was Bertha Jorkins useful to Voldemort?

A) She took care of him when he he was a hairless, snakelike child.
B) She brought him the food he needed to stay alive.
C) She hid him in her house when Fudge was looking for him.
D) She gave him information he used to form his plan.

Answer 1

Bertha Jorkins was involuntary useful to Voldemort by providing information under duress, which he used to form his plan for his return to power.

Step-by-step explanation:

The character Bertha Jorkins was useful to Voldemort because she provided him with crucial information that he utilized to devise his plan to regain strength and return to power. Unfortunately for Bertha, she did not willingly assist Voldemort; rather, her memory was extracted under duress, revealing sensitive details about the Triwizard Tournament and Voldemort’s past associate, Barty Crouch Jr., which facilitated Voldemort's sinister plot against Harry Potter.

Answer 2

Bertha Jorkins useful to Voldemort in a sense that she gave him the information he used to form his plan.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Harry potter is a series of book written by a very well known writer J.K. Rowling. In one of the series name Harry potter and the Goblet of fire, Bertha Jorkins help Voldemort by giving him news about the Triwizard match.

Voldemort managed to break through her memory by using a powerful charm, so he could get some important information about the Triwizard Tournament which he used to try to kill Harry Potter.

This was one of the tournament that was being organised at Hogwarts. And by being a part of this tournament, it was a chance for Voldemort to kill Harry Potter.