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

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is unique about Queenie? (from Part 3, pages 68 - 120)

She makes a great beef stew.

She can read minds.

She is blind.

She has magical powers, while her sister Tina does not.

2.

What is the most likely explanation for Newt having Jacob's suitcase? (from Part 2, pages 34 - 66)

Somehow, in the confusion in the bank, Newt deliberately switched suitcases because he was hungry and wanted to eat the pastries.

Somehow, in the confusion in the bank, the lookalike suitcases got switched by Bingley (the bank manager).

Somehow, in the confusion in the bank, Newt deliberately switched cases with Jacob to protect his beasts.

Somehow, in the confusion at the bank, the lookalike suitcases got switched.

3.

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 contact Grindelwald.

To keep Newt from using magic to control the Obscurus.

4.

Newt extracts powerful venom from which of his beasts? (from Part 3, pages 68 - 120)

The Occamy.

The Swooping Evil.

The Bowtruckle.

The Niffler.

5.

What animals does Newt describe as "the most vicious creatures on the planet," and why? (from Part 3, pages 68 - 120)

Non-magical beasts: Newt seems to think that "normal" animals are powerfully and insensitively destructive.

Obscuri: Newt seems to think that they are powerfully and insensitively destructive.

Swooping Evils: Newt seems to think that their name indicates their true nature.

Human beings: Newt seems to think that human beings are powerfully and insensitively destructive.

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