Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Original Screenplay Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is a No-Maj, and what is the significance of the term? (from Part 1, pages 1-34)

A No-Maj is someone who is crusading against the practice of magic: No-Maj is short for "No Magic."

A No-Maj is someone who can only practice dark magic: No-Maj is short for "The Magic of No."

A No-Maj is someone who is studying magic: "No-Maj" is short for "Know Magic."

A No-Maj is someone who is unable to use magic: No-Maj is short for "No Magic."

2.

Why is Madam Picquery concerned that everything that happened with the Obscurus remain a secret? (from Part 8, pages 246 - 280)

She is afraid that if the No-Maj community learns of what happened and why, she will lose her job.

She is afraid that if the wizarding community learns that the trouble was created by Grindelwald, there will be attacks on the No-Maj community.

She is afraid that if the wizarding community learns that the trouble was created by one of their own, Credence will be executed.

She is afraid that if the No-Maj community learns of what happened, there will be violence against the wizarding community.

3.

What kind of birds did Queenie's father raise? (from Part 6, pages 184 - 221)

Occamys.

Hawks.

Pigeons.

Owls.

4.

Why does Graves take Newt's wand away in Part 4? (from Part 4, pages 120 – 149)

To keep Newt from using magic to control the Obscurus.

To keep Newt from using magic to contact Grindelwald.

To keep Newt from using magic to destroy MACUSA headquarters.

To keep Newt from using magic to escape.

5.

What principle characteristic defines the origins of an Obscurus? (from Part 5, pages 149 – 179)

The fact that it comes into being as a means of protection.

The fact that it comes into being as a means of expressing love.

The fact that it comes into being as a result of the needs of elder witches and wizards.

The fact that it only comes into being in Europe.

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