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Quiz about Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

10 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Questions | Harry Potter Trivia Quiz

The study of magical creatures is very interesting. Magical creatures represent the imagination of man. This quiz is based on the book "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" by J.K. Rowling. Hope you enjoy the quiz.

A multiple-choice quiz by Aslan111. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Aslan111

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
319,695

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

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565

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Question 1 of 10

1. What does M.O.M. stand for? Hint

Ministry of Muggles

Ministry of Magic

Mystery of Magic

Mystery of Muggles

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Question 2 of 10

2. According to the M.O.M classification, what does XXX stand for? Hint

Skilled wizard may handle

Competent Wizard should cope

May be domesticated

Impossible to train or domesticate

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Question 3 of 10

3. What is the M.O.M. classification of Acromantula? Hint

XXXX

XXX

XXXXX

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Question 4 of 10

4. Which animal is known as the Irish Phoenix? Hint

Basilisk

Augurey

Ashwinder

Billywig

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Question 5 of 10

5. How is the 'King of Serpents' or the Basilisk born?
Hint

Hatching a chicken egg under a toad

Hatching a chicken egg under a dragon

Hatching dragon egg under a chicken

Hatching a dragon egg under a toad

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Question 6 of 10

6. From which country did the centaurs originate? Hint

Italy

Greece

Turkey

India

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Question 7 of 10

7. Out of the following places, where would you find Flobberworms? Hint

Damp ditches

Caves

Underground tunnels

Forests

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Question 8 of 10

8. The song of a Fwooper will drive the listener mad. A person tried to convince the Ministry of Magic that the Fwooper song is beneficial to the health. Who was he? Hint

Uric the Oddball

Tom Riddle

Albus Dumbledore

Hippocampus

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Question 9 of 10

9. Graphorn is an animal you will find in Europe. Graphorns are even able to repel most of the spells. What is the M.O.M. classification of Graphorns? Hint

XXXXX

XXXX

XXX

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which magical animal is almost like a rhinoceros? Hint

Graphorn

Billywig

Erkling

Erumpent

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. What does M.O.M. stand for?

Answer: Ministry of Magic

Ministry of Magic is the department which controls the use of magic. The Ministry of Magic has created a classification of all beasts. This classification is a guide to all who want to know about magical creatures. There are five categories, known as X, XX, XXX, XXXX, XXXXX. Beasts are classified according to there dangerousness.

2. According to the M.O.M classification, what does XXX stand for?

Answer: Competent Wizard should cope

According to the classification, X stands for boring. XX means that the animal could be domesticated. If an animal falls into the XXX category competent wizards could cope. XXXX and XXXXX stand for dangerous animals.

3. What is the M.O.M. classification of Acromantula?

Answer: XXXXX

Aragog, Hagrid's pet, is an example for Acromantula. Acromantula originated in Borneo. This animal depends on flesh and is also capable of human speech. It is rather like a giant spider with black fur.

4. Which animal is known as the Irish Phoenix?

Answer: Augurey

The Augurey is greenish black in color and very thin as well. The Augurey wail is often impossible to listen to. It sings at the approach of rain.

5. How is the 'King of Serpents' or the Basilisk born?

Answer: Hatching a chicken egg under a toad

A parselmouth named Herpo the Foul was the first to find out about the Basilisk. The Basilisk is the King of all serpents. The vicious stare of the Basilisk will kill you. A basilisk is capable of living hundreds of years as well.

6. From which country did the centaurs originate?

Answer: Greece

Centaurs are part horse and part man. The centaurs are capable of speech and have good knowledge about magical healing, divination and astronomy. Centaurs live in herds and refuse human company. They are very aggressive and this is proved by the attack on Dolores Umbridge.

7. Out of the following places, where would you find Flobberworms?

Answer: Damp ditches

Flobberworms are famous for their mucous which is used to thicken potions. Flobberworms eat vegetables and move very little.

8. The song of a Fwooper will drive the listener mad. A person tried to convince the Ministry of Magic that the Fwooper song is beneficial to the health. Who was he?

Answer: Uric the Oddball

The song of a Fwooper is able to drive anyone nuts. Though some lunatics like Uric the Oddball have tried I don't recommend it at all. Uric listened to a Fwooper for three months and returned to the Wizards Council totally naked.

9. Graphorn is an animal you will find in Europe. Graphorns are even able to repel most of the spells. What is the M.O.M. classification of Graphorns?

Answer: XXXX

Graphorns are very aggressive animals. Mountain Trolls often prefer to ride Graphorns, though they get beaten most of the time. Graphorn powder is used in many potions.

10. Which magical animal is almost like a rhinoceros?

Answer: Erumpent

The Erumpent is almost like a rhinoceros. The Erumpent also can repel spells or charms but unlike the Graphorns they will attack only when provoked. Erumpent horns and tails are used in potions.

Source: Author Aslan111

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