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

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What does the Magical Exposure Threat Level monitor? (from Part 2, pages 34 - 66)

The degree of danger, faced by Gellert Grindelwald, of being exposed.

The degree of danger, faced by No-Majs, of being attacked by Gellert Grindelwald.

The degree of danger, faced by the wizarding community, of being exposed to No-Majs.

The degree of danger, faced by magical beasts, of being exposed and captured.

Why is it significant that Credence apparently wants to join the wizarding world? (from Part 3, pages 68 - 120)

His mother is very pro-magic: Credence's desires will make her love him in a way she never has.

His mother is very anti-magic: Credence's desires will bring him into conflict with her.

His father is very anti-magic: Credence's desires will bring him into conflict with her.

His sister is already a member of the wizarding community: Credence wants to feel as welcomed somewhere as she is.

What is the most likely reason that Graves gives Credence the Deathly Hallows pendant? (from Part 5, pages 149 – 179)

Graves wants Credence to feel special, and therefore more likely to help him.

Graves wants Credence to feel special, and therefore more likely to defy his sister.

Graves wants Credence to feel powerful, and therefore more likely to defeat Newt.

Graves wants Credence to feel powerful, and therefore more likely to defeat the Obscurus.

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

To keep Newt from using magic to escape.

To keep Newt from using magic to destroy MACUSA headquarters.

To keep Newt from using magic to control the Obscurus.

To keep Newt from using magic to contact Grindelwald.

What is the most likely reason that the American wizarding community has placed restrictions on how much interaction members of that community can have with non-wizards? (from Part 2, pages 34 - 66)

The fearful No-Maj community has asked for there to be no contact between the two communities.

The wizarding community is afraid that the purity of their kind will be lessened by contact with No-Maj's.

The powerful No-Maj community wants to make money from exploitation of the wizarding community's power.

The wizarding community is afraid of exposure and attack.