Fantastic Beasts - The Ultimate Quiz Book

Archie Thomas

Description

How much do you know about the fantastic beasts that live within the world of Harry Potter? Is your knowledge of the film second-to-none? Are you ready to test your own knowledge and that of your friends?Fantastic Beasts: The Ultimate Quiz Book contains 400 questions (and answers!) covering a wide range of subjects. From simple things that even a no-maj would likely know all the way up to complex subjects that would test even Newt Scamander himself, this is the perfect book for any Harry Potter fan. With sections on the characters, the beasts, the events in the film and much more, this is an excellent addition to any bookshelf.

Informations

• Publié par: Andrews UK
• Date de parution: 31 janvier 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781785386435
• Langue: English

Extrait

Fantastic Beasts
The Ultimate Quiz Book
Archie Thomas




Published in 2017 by
Acorn Books
www.acornbooks.co.uk
Digital edition converted and distributed by
Andrews UK Limited
www.andrewsuk.com
© Copyright 2017 Archie Thomas
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Introduction
The answers to most of the questions in this book can be found simply by watching the film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - or, of course, by reading the screenplay. However, every now and then I’ve thrown in a question for the real experts out there who will have read a little more about the events surrounding Newt Scamander’s visit to New York. Perhaps it is the name of a character that isn’t mentioned in the dialogue, or a snippet of information about the wider Harry Potter universe... after all, it wouldn’t be much fun if the whole book was easy now, would it?
All that remains for me to say before you dive into the quiz is that I am grateful to JK Rowling for creating the amazing world of Harry Potter. Not only has it made this book possible, but the adventures of Harry, Newt and all the others have given all of us an absolutely huge amount of pleasure.
Good luck... and have fun!
Archie



The Questions
The Newspaper - Part 1
At the start of the film, a number of pages from newspapers are shown. Did you pay attention to what was written on them? Let’s see... The disturbances in which national park hold no magical connections, according to Picquery? What practice does the newspaper refer to, asking if it is ‘ever acceptable’? Which witch’s Magical Mess Remover is advertised? What is the ultimate international question asked? What is the main title of the Unlikely Tale of a Vampire ? One article states that there is a ‘Grindelwald Threat’ and asks if someone described as ‘ flamboyant ’ is doing enough. Who? A special report declared ‘Have yourself’ what ‘in a bottle’ ? Does the newspaper report on the decline or flourish of Giggle Water sales? What do officials apologise for? Who calls for calm?
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Newt - Part 1
Questions that focus on one of our heroes now. We’ll start with some relatively easy ones... Modern British passports are burgundy, but they weren’t at the time of the film. What colour passport does Newt hand the customs official? Why has Newt come to New York in the first place (according to the story he tells Tina)? What location is Jacob rather surprised at that Newt doesn’t know? Why was Newt expelled from Hogwarts? How many times does Newt declare he has been to New York prior to this trip? What single change does Newt make to his appearance before entering the Blind Pig? How does Newt describe America’s laws regarding relations with non-magical people? Which magical instrument does Newt offer Gnarlak, only to be told he already has five? Does Newt prefer pie or strudel? For which creature does Newt perform a rather fantastic mating dance?
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Fine Detail - Part 1
How observant are you when watching the film? Some of these are easy, some are hard, but all of them can be answered if you pay attention... Around which famous street has something invisible been wreaking havoc, according to Gnarlak? How many pastry ‘ropes’ wrap around Queenie’s strudel? When we first see Newt sitting on a bench, is his case to his left or to his right? What is written on the gangplank of the ship that Newt is boarding to leave New York? Where does the Murtlap bite Jacob? In which subway station does the final fight take place? What does the sign behind the gang say whilst they’re on the rooftop observing the chaos below? What forgot to twirl in the song being sung in the Blind Pig? Who punches Gnarlak after finding out about his double-cross? When the N.S.P.S. enter the newsroom, what time is shown on the clock?
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Beast Anagrams - Part 1
Here are the names of some fantastic beasts, but somehow the letters have become all jumbled up. Can you unscramble them? Big Willy My Coca Un Dun Clam of No Poor Few Lion Tag I Rid Claw Semi Guide Firn Elf New Radish
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Quotes - Part 1
Who said the following lines of dialogue? “Just a smidge.” “She’s a taker; you need a giver.” “Do you think I’m a freak?” “Theseus Scamander? The war hero?” “Will we die, just a little?” “I will not be lectured by the man who let Gellert Grindelwald slip through his fingers.” “I ain’t got the brains to make this up!” “We’ve lived in the shadows for too long.” “Hey, Mr. English Guy! I think your egg is hatching!” “Nobody gives away anything valuable for free.”
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Jacob - Part 1
Another hero with his own questions. Some of these are already pretty tricky, so time to get your thinking cap on... When the barman in the Blind Pig asks Jacob if he ain’t ever seen a house-elf before, what lie does Jacob amusingly tell? What is written on the side of Jacob’s Bakery van? Where does Jacob suggest to Newt that creatures who like broad, open plains would go? Where does Jacob tell one of his customers the ideas for his pastries come from? After seeing the creatures in Newt’s case, how is Jacob sure he’s not dreaming? Does Jacob prefer pie or strudel? When Jacob returns home after being denied his loan, to whom does he apologise? What is the name of the bank at which Jacob unsuccessfully applies for the loan? What does Newt tell Jacob is subtly different between them, on account of Jacob being a muggle? What is the address of Jacob’s apartment?
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Actors and Actresses - Part 1
In this round, all you need to do is to say who played the part of the following characters... Newt President Picquery Ti