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

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What is the most likely reason that Bingley (the bank manager) thinks Newt is trying to rob the bank? (from Part 1, pages 1-34)

Newt is carrying a suitcase that Bingley thinks is full of weapons.

Newt is wearing a mask to conceal his identity.

Newt assaulted a teller in the public area of the bank in order to get into the back, where the money is kept.

Newt is going into parts of the bank where the general public is not usually allowed to go.

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 one of their own, Credence will be executed.

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 No-Maj community learns of what happened, there will be violence against the wizarding community.

What are the clues that lead Newt to believe that the attack on the Senator was from an Obscurus? (from Part 4, pages 120 – 149)

The fact that the attacker was invisible, and the pattern of scars it left behind.

The fact that the attacker was invisible, and the fact that the Senator disappeared.

The fact that the attacker was small and black, and the pattern of scars it left behind.

The fact that none of the No-Maj's in the room could remember the attack, and the fact that the attacker was invisible.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

The wizarding community is afraid of exposure and attack.