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

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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 at the bank, the lookalike suitcases got switched.

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.

What was Newt doing that kept him from serving in the recent world war? (from Part 4, pages 120 – 149)

Working with dragons.

He is lying: he was a spy for the wizarding community.

Working with Thunderbirds.

He is lying: he was working for the enemy.

What is the magical power of the rain created by the Thunderbird? (from Part 8, pages 246 - 280)

It wipes out the specific memories of Queenie from Jacob's mind.

It wipes out the specific memories of the Obscurus incident from the minds of the wizarding community.

It wipes out the specific memories of the revelation of Graves' identity from the minds of the wizarding community.

It wipes out the specific memories of the Obscurus incident from the minds of No-Maj's.

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 powerful, and therefore more likely to defeat Newt.

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 the Obscurus.

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

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 only comes into being in Europe.

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

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