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FANTASTIC BEASTS
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#HarryPotterBookNight
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Kick off this special year
with Harry Potter Book Night, a global event that’s all about passing on the magic of J.K. Rowling’s
amazing books to the next generation of readers, as well as celebrating with devoted fans. We are
delighted that you will be joining our celebration by hosting your own Harry Potter Book Night event!
This year’s magical theme is Fantastic Beasts.
In this kit you will find all the inspiration and practical resources you will need to host a magical
event—whether it is in a school, library, bookstore, or community setting.
From invitations to suggested readings, from magical games to wizarding worksheets, this kit has a
myriad of spellbinding suggestions to help you enchant your audience.
Your Kit Includes:

• 1 Event Invitation Template
• 1 Event Planner with the following activities:
• Sorting Ceremony • Create Your Own • My Magizoologist Profile

• What’s in the Bestiary? Fantastic Beast! • Beast Search!
• On Guard! • Warning: Dangerous • Dragon Spotting
Beasts Inside!
• The Beastly Brain-Teaser Quiz
• Color in the Dragon!
Magical Steps to Hosting a Fantastic Event

Promote Your Event
Publicize your event in your newsletter, on your website, and through your email lists. Fill out and make
copies of the Event Invitation Template included in this kit.
You can also use social media to build awareness and connect with events worldwide using
#HarryPotterBookNight.
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e’re celebrating #HarryPotterBookNight on [insert date]! Find out more
about our event here: [insert link].
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appy #HarryPotterBookNight everyone! We’ll be celebrating at
[insert time and location].
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hank you for celebrating #HarryPotterBookNight with us and sharing the
magic! Here are some highlights [insert photos]!
We love seeing how your events are taking shape, so do share your ideas and photos of Harry Potter
Book Night on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook using #HarryPotterBookNight.
Plan Ahead
One week before your event, photocopy a supply of the activity sheets and gather plenty of pencils,
pens, markers, and any other necessary supplies for the games and activities you decide to do.
On event day, set up chairs and cushions for people to sit on, and tables for activities.
Create a Fantastically Beastly Event Space

In the wizarding world, a witch or wizard who studies magical beasts is called a Magizoologist. Here
are some ideas to help you get in a Magizoologist mood and create a fantastically beastly event space for
your Harry Potter Book Night event.
1. HAGRID’S HUT
Rubeus Hagrid is the Keeper of Keys and Grounds at Hogwarts. He also teaches the Care of Magical
Creatures classes at Hogwarts and is fascinated by rare (and dangerous) beasts.
Students meet outside Hagrid’s hut for Care of Magical Creatures class. The classes often happen outside,
in surrounding paddocks, or on the outskirts of the Forbidden Forest.
Here are some decorating ideas:
1. A sign reading HAGRID’S HUT.
2. A large wooden table covered with large teapots, massive mugs, and plates of rock cakes.
3. A large iron cage with copies of The Monster Book of Monsters in it.
4. A long table with twigs (Bowtruckles) on it.
5. Use yellow, orange, and red paper to make a crackling fire. Set a black dragon’s egg inside.
6. Design a cover for Dragon-Breeding for Pleasure and Profit and set it on a chair by the fire along
with copies of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
7. Set Fang’s dog basket on the floor and hang pictures of hams and pheasants from the ceiling.
8. Harry and his friends study many beasts in their Care of Magical Creatures classes. Write
the beasts’ names on a large blackboard: Blast-Ended Skrewts, Bowtruckles, Crups,
Flobberworms, Hippogriffs, Knarls, Kneazles, Porlocks, Nifflers, salamanders, and unicorns.
9. Don’t forget to include Hagrid’s battered pink umbrella!
2. A MAGIZOOLOGIST’S LIBRARY
To recreate your own corner of a Magizoologist’s library, gather a collection of books with jackets you’ve
made featuring these titles:
• The Monster Book of Monsters
• Dragon Species of Great Britain and Ireland
• From Egg to Inferno, A Dragon Keeper’s Guide
• Dragon-Breeding for Pleasure and Profit
• Dreadful Denizens of the Deep
• Fowl or Foul? A Study of Hippogriff Brutality
Don’t forget to include your copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them from the Hogwarts Library,
as well as the newly illustrated edition.
3. HOGWARTS HOUSE AREAS

Create areas for Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin and decorate them with house colors.
Hang up banners with the house names: Hufflepuff (yellow and black), Ravenclaw (blue and bronze),
Slytherin (emerald green and silver), and Gryffindor (scarlet and gold).
More information about Hogwarts houses can be found at harrypotterbooknight.com.
4. HOGWARTS HOUSE POINTS BOARD

Throughout the event, why not award house points to participating guests or teams? You may want to
use a large chalkboard, whiteboard, or flip chart as your scoreboard.
5. SORTING HAT AND CHAIR

Make your own Sorting Hat by customizing a witch’s hat. Use folded newspaper glued to the hat to
create the eyes and mouth. Now paint the whole hat black. On the night, place the hat on a chair ready
for the Sorting Ceremony.
6. OWL POST
Write the names of Hogwarts students—and/or those attending your event—on a selection of cream
envelopes and then suspend them from the ceiling, using threads of cotton, or place them on shelves or
around a fireplace to create the illusion of the arrival of the owl postal service.
If you have any plush owl toys, you could even attach the envelopes to their beaks for maximum effect.
7. HAVE YOU SEEN THIS WITCH OR WIZARD?

Recreate a “Have you seen this witch or wizard?” poster featuring . . . you! Cut out a cardboard frame or
make one out of wood. Paint “Have you seen this witch or wizard?” across the top. Your guests can pose
in the frame and be a famous witch or wizard for the night!
Remember to tag your photos with #HarryPotterBookNight!
Conjure Up Some Wizard Treats
If you’re planning to serve snacks, put a spell (i.e., a label or sign) on these ordinary Muggle
refreshments to transform them into magical treats from the wizarding world!
TRANSFORM . . . INTO . . .
Cream Sodas or Root Beer Floats Butterbeer
Still or Sparkling Water Gillywater
Apple Juice or Orange Soda Pumpkin Juice
Lollypops Acid Pops
Licorice Sticks Licorice Wands
Jelly Beans Bernie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans
Red-Hot Cinnamon Candies Pepper Imps
Cupcakes Cauldron Cakes
Let the Wizarding Fun Begin!

Activities
Use these games and activities for a fantastic Harry Potter Book Night event filled with fun and magic!
To begin your event, we recommend starting off with a Sorting Ceremony. Use the suggested ideas on
the following Sorting Ceremony activity sheet as a guide to help get your guests in a magical mood.
If you have more than 30 guests, you may want to split up participants into groups based on the four
Hogwarts houses that they’ve been sorted into—and run several activities at once.
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SORTING CEREMONY
We suggest you begin your Harry Potter Book Night event with the Sorting Ceremony to sort your
guests into the four Hogwarts houses.
If you have a group of more than 30 guests, consider how to adapt this activity to suit your number of
would-be wizards and witches. You may want to assign houses to classes or year groups prior to the
night, or you could have more than one Sorting Hat to speed up the process.
YOU WILL NEED:

• The Sorting Hat (Any magical-looking hat will do)
• A container with house names on pieces of paper
• A chair
WHAT TO DO:
Prepare by placing pieces of paper with
GRYFFINDOR, HUFFLEPUFF, RAVENCLAW, and
SLYTHERIN into a box or container. You’ll need one
piece of paper for each child attending.
You can read the Sorting Hat song to get people
in the mood (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,
Chapter 7, pages 125–126), or you could print out
a large copy of the words and have everyone sing it
together.
One by one get your guests to sit on the chair and
place the Sorting Hat on their head, while they select
a piece of paper with their house name from the
container.
You can find out more about each of the houses and
their characteristics at harrypotterbooknight.com.
NOT FOR SALE. The contents of this page may be photocopied and
distributed for educational purposes, as long as it’s free of charge.
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WHAT’S IN THE BESTIARY?

Write the names of these beasts onto pieces of paper. Fold them up and put them in a witch or
wizard’s hat.
ACROMANTULA GNOME OCCAMY

AUGUREY GRIFFIN PHOENIX
BASILISK HIPPOGRIFF PIXIE
BOWTRUCKLE GRINDYLOW GOLDEN SNIDGET
CENTAUR KELPIE THUNDERBIRD
CHIZPURFLE KNEAZLE TROLL
DEMIGUISE LEPRECHAUN UNICORN
FAIRY MERPEOPLE WEREWOLF
GHOUL NIFFLER YETI
WHAT TO DO:
Divide your group into teams of four or five.
You can play as many rounds of this game
as you like; just make sure each member
of the team has a chance to be a Wizard
Actor or Wizard Artist—see below.
For each round, select one player from the team. This
player then decides whether they are a Wizard Actor
or a Wizard Artist.
The Wizard Actor or Wizard Artist pulls out one piece of
paper from the container and they have one minute to
describe or draw their beast to their team without
speaking. Wizard Actors can use charades and
Wizard Artists must draw their beast.
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ON GUARD!
A Magizoologist needs to be aware of how to protect themselves from, or placate, the magical beasts
they study, just in case things get out of hand!
Divide the group into teams of three or four and give each team a set of these cards—you will need to
make copies and cut them out ahead of time. Have the groups match the defense to the beast it would
work against.
Patronus Charm Offer it woodlice
Lethifold Bowtruckle
Silencing Charm Fire
Fwooper Yeti
Fight back! Freeze them with a suitable charm
Erkling Ashwinder
Scouring Charm Avoid!
Bundimun Werewolf
Answer a riddle correctly Grindylow
Sphinx Avoid!
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CREATE YOUR OWN FANTASTIC BEAST!

For this activity you will need a collection of craft materials such as old newspapers, colored paper,
colored pencils, crayons, tape, and scissors.
What magical abilities do you admire the most? If you could breed your own magical beast, would
it have the power of invisibility like the Demiguise? The ability to breathe fire like a dragon? Would
you like it to be able to locate gold coins like the Niffler? Or perhaps you would like it to have
lots of arms and legs like the Doxy, powerful wings like the griffin, or astounding intellect like the
sphinx?
Form groups of twos or threes and, using the craft equipment and materials listed above, make your
own fantastic beasts. If you like, groups could present the fantastic beasts they have created and take
everyone through the beast’s magical characteristics.
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WARNING: DANGEROUS BEASTS INSIDE!

The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures has classified all known beasts.
If you stumbled across one of these fantastic beasts, would you know whether you had to run
away or if you could pet it? Test your knowledge below by giving each of these beasts their correct
Ministry of Magic Classification.
Ministry of Magic (M.O.M.) Classification

xxxxx Known wizard killer/impossible to train
or domesticate
xxxx Dangerous/requires specialist knowledge/skilled

wizard may handle
xxx Competent wizard should cope
xx Harmless/may be domesticated
x Boring
1. Acromantula 6. Horklump
2. Chimaera 7. Lethifold
3. Chizpurfle 8. Niffler
4. Dragon 9. Troll
5. Flobberworm
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COLOR IN THE DRAGON!

Dragons are giant-winged, fire-breathing reptilian creatures. Widely regarded as terrifying yet awe-
inspiring, they can be found all over the world and are frequently referred to in Asian and medieval
European folklore. Able to fly and breathe fire through their nostrils, they are one of the most
dangerous and hardest to conceal creatures in the wizarding world.
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MY MAGIZOOLOGIST PROFILE
Fill in the card below to create your own Magizoologist profile.
• Which fantastic beast would be your specialist subject?
• Which country would you most like to visit to further your fieldwork studies of fantastic
beasts?
• Don’t forget to draw your favorite beast too.
• When you’re done, cut out the card and fold it in half. You can keep it in your pocket!
First Name Hogwarts House
Last Name The Fantastic Beast I Would

Most Like to Study Is
Age
Wand Favorite Field Location
A Picture of My Favorite Beast
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BEAST SEARCH!
Find these magical creatures in the grid below. Words can
read up, down, across, diagonally, and backwards.
ACROMANTULA
S Y A B V H O R K L U M P
BASILISK
BEAST
CRUP A N E C K X I N E O H P O
DOXY
FLOBBERWORM L E A T S D L T D A O F G
GHOUL
GLUMBUMBLE A F I L I O U S E C D L R
GNOME
GRIFFIN M F E X L X O A F R A O E
GRINDYLOW
HIPPOGRIFF A I L E I Y H E I O G B B
HODAG
HORKLUMP N R B L S P G B G M N B I
IMP
KAPPA D G M Z A Y R A N A O E N
KNARL
KNEAZLE E O U A B E P I S N M R I
MOKE
NIFFLER R P B E D P F M H T E W F
PHOENIX
PIXIE O P M N A F O P I U E O F
PLIMPY
POGREBIN B I U K I K N A R L I R L
SALAMANDER
SNALLYGASTER E H L R E C R U P A P M E
TEBO
THUNDERBIRD
T J G R I N D Y L O W K R
YETI
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DRAGON SPOTTING
There are ten known breeds of dragon. Can you spot the right dragon from the given clue? Draw
a line to match the clue with the dragon, and see if you would make a good dragon handler like
Charlie Weasley!
Black scales, yellow eyes

ANTIPODEAN OPALEYE
Metallic gray scales and deep-red eyes
CHINESE FIREBALL
Copper-colored, short horns
Golden spikes around its face and COMMON WELSH GREEN

crimson and gold eggs
HEBRIDEAN BLACK
Purple eyes, bat-like wings, and a tail
with an arrow-shaped spike
HUNGARIAN HORNTAIL
Looks a lot like the Hungarian
Horntail except with black ridges NORWEGIAN RIDGEBACK
along its back
PERUVIAN VIPERTOOTH
Silvery-blue in color, and also
breathes blue flame
ROMANIAN LONGHORN
Pearly scales and multicolored eyes
SWEDISH SHORT-SNOUT
Green scales and a melodious roar
Dark-green scales, long golden horns UKRAINIAN IRONBELLY
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THE BEASTLY BRAIN-TEASER QUIZ

It’s nearly time to take your O.W.L. in Care of Magical Creatures. Complete the
quiz below to see if you’re ready and to round off your Harry Potter Book Night:
Fantastic Beasts event!
Running the Beastly Brain-Teaser Quiz

• Divide your trainee wizards and witches into their four house groups: Gryffindor,
Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin.
• Hand out the answer sheet template and call out the questions, giving each house time to
write down their answers.
• Have the houses swap their quiz sheets with one another to mark each other’s as you call
out the answers.
• Record the points on your House Points Chart. You can draw this on a chalkboard,
whiteboard, flip chart, or a big sheet of paper.
HOUSE POINTS CHART

Gryffindor Slytherin Ravenclaw Hufflepuff
Round 1:
Cute and Furry
Round 2:
Feathered Beasts
Round 3:
Vicious and
Venomous
Round 4:
Miscellaneous
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Quizmaster Sheet
Round 1: CUTE AND FURRY Round 3: VICIOUS AND VENOMOUS
Question 1 for 10 points: What types of things are Nifflers Question 1 for 10 points: Which creature is bred by
attracted to? hatching a chicken’s egg beneath a toad?
Answer: Anything glittery Answer: A Basilisk
Question 2 for 20 points: What kind of trees do Bowtruckles Question 2 for 20 points: The griffin has the front legs and
normally live in? head of which animal?
Answer: Wand-trees Answer: A giant eagle
Question 3 for 50 points: Fred and George Weasley breed Question 3 for 50 points: Which beast, known by the
miniature Puffskeins to sell at Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes. nickname of “Hairy MacBoon,” is found on the Isle of Drear
What name do they give these miniature creatures? in Scotland?
Answer: Pygmy Puffs Answer: The Quintaped
Question 4 for 100 points: How can you tell the difference Question 4 for 100 points: There are three types of troll:
between a Knarl and a hedgehog? mountain, forest, and river. In their first year at Hogwarts,
Answer: Offer them all food. The Knarl will savage your Harry, Ron, and Hermione defeat a troll. What type was it?
garden, as it will think you’re trying to trick it. Answer: Mountain
Question 5 for 150 points: What kind of a dog does a Crup Question 5 for 150 points: Name three of the ten known
look like? breeds of dragon. Bonus 50 points if you can name two
Answer: A Jack Russell terrier additional breeds.
Answer: Common Welsh Green, Hungarian Horntail,
Round 2: FEATHERED BEASTS Antipodean Opaleye, Norwegian Ridgeback, Swedish
Question 1 for 10 points: What is the name of Dumbledore’s Short-Snout, Chinese Fireball (also known as Liondragon),
faithful phoenix? Hebridean Black, Peruvian Vipertooth, Romanian Longhorn,
Answer: Fawkes and Ukrainian Ironbelly
Question 2 for 20 points: The Augurey’s cry foretells Round 4: MISCELLANEOUS

something to do with the weather. What does it foretell? Question 1 for 10 points: How many legs does a Doxy have?
Answer: If it is about to rain Answer: Four
Question 3 for 50 points: Which magical flying beast can
create storms as it flies? Question 2 for 20 points: The silvery hair from which
Answer: The Thunderbird creature can be woven into Invisibility Cloaks?
Answer: The Demiguise
Question 4 for 100 points: Which bird was once used in
Quidditch matches in place of the Golden Snitch? Question 3 for 50 points: Muggles know the Diricawl by
Answer: The Snidget which name?
Answer: The dodo
Question 5 for 150 points: Which beast native to North
America is part-bird, part-reptile and has fangs of serrated Question 4 for 100 points: The feathers of this bird are used
steel and a bulletproof hide? in Truth Serums and Memory Potions
Answer: A Snallygaster Answer: The Jobberknoll
Question 5 for 150 points: Which two creatures asked for

their affairs not to be managed by the Ministry of Magic, and
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distributed for educational purposes, as long as it’s free of charge. Answer: Centaurs and merpeople
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Answer Sheet
HOUSE NAME:
ROUND 1: CUTE AND FURRY
1. 10 points
2. 20 points
3. 50 points
4. 100 points
5. 150 points
ROUND SCORE:
ROUND 2: FEATHERED BEASTS
1. 10 points
2. 20 points
3. 50 points
4. 100 points
5. 150 points
ROUND SCORE:
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Answer Sheet
HOUSE NAME:
ROUND 3: VICIOUS AND VENOMOUS
1. 10 points
2. 20 points
3. 50 points
4. 100 points
5. 150 points
ROUND SCORE:
ROUND 4: MISCELLANEOUS
1. 10 points
2. 20 points
3. 50 points
4. 100 points
5. 150 points
ROUND SCORE:
TOTAL SCORE:
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ANSWER SHEET
BEAST SEARCH! ON GUARD!

S Y A B V H O R K L U M P Patronus Charm = Lethifold
Fight back! = Erkling
A N E C K X I N E O H P O
Answer a riddle correctly = Sphinx
L E A T S D L T D A O F G
Avoid! = Grindylow
A F I L I O U S E C D L R
Fire = Yeti
M F E X L X O A F R A O E
Avoid! = Werewolf
A I L E I Y H E I O G B B
Freeze them with a suitable charm = Ashwinder
N R B L S P G B G M N B I Offer it woodlice = Bowtruckle
D G M Z A Y R A N A O E N Scouring Charm = Bundimun
E O U A B E P I S N M R I Silencing Charm = Fwooper
R P B E D P F M H T E W F
O P M N A F O P I U E O F
B I U K I K N A R L I R L
E H L R E C R U P A P M E
T J G R I N D Y L O W K R
DRAGON SPOTTING WARNING:

Pearly scales and multicolored eyes = Antipodean Opaleye DANGEROUS
Golden spikes around its face and crimson and gold eggs = Chinese Fireball BEASTS INSIDE!
Green scales and a melodious roar = Common Welsh Green 1. XXXXX
Purple eyes, bat-like wings, and a tail with an arrow-shaped spike = Hebridean Black 2. XXXXX
3. XX
Black scales, yellow eyes = Hungarian Horntail
4. XXXXX
Looks a lot like the Hungarian Horntail except with black ridges along its back = 5. X
Norwegian Ridgeback 6. X
Copper-colored, short horns = Peruvian Vipertooth 7. XXXXX
8. XXX
Dark-green scales, long golden horns = Romanian Longhorn
9. XXXX
Silvery-blue in color, and also breathes blue flame = Swedish Short-Snout
Metallic gray scales and deep-red eyes = Ukrainian Ironbelly
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FANTASTIC BEASTS

Your Kit Includes:

• Sorting Ceremony • Create Your Own • My Magizoologist Profile

Magical Steps to Hosting a Fantastic Event

Create a Fantastically Beastly Event Space

3. HOGWARTS HOUSE AREAS

4. HOGWARTS HOUSE POINTS BOARD

5. SORTING HAT AND CHAIR

7. HAVE YOU SEEN THIS WITCH OR WIZARD?

Let the Wizarding Fun Begin!

YOU WILL NEED:

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WHAT’S IN THE BESTIARY?

ACROMANTULA GNOME OCCAMY

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Patronus Charm Offer it woodlice

Silencing Charm Fire

Fight back! Freeze them with a suitable charm

Scouring Charm Avoid!

Answer a riddle correctly Grindylow

SCHOLASTIC TM/ ® SCHOLASTIC. Harry Potter ™ and © WB. Harry

CREATE YOUR OWN FANTASTIC BEAST!

SCHOLASTIC TM/ ® SCHOLASTIC. Harry Potter ™ and © WB. Harry

WARNING: DANGEROUS BEASTS INSIDE!

Ministry of Magic (M.O.M.) Classification

xxxx Dangerous/requires specialist knowledge/skilled

xxx Competent wizard should cope

SCHOLASTIC TM/ ® SCHOLASTIC. Harry Potter ™ and © WB. Harry

COLOR IN THE DRAGON!

SCHOLASTIC TM/ ® SCHOLASTIC. Harry Potter ™ and © WB. Harry

Illustration by Tomislav Tomic from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find

First Name Hogwarts House

Last Name The Fantastic Beast I Would

Wand Favorite Field Location

A Picture of My Favorite Beast

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Black scales, yellow eyes

Golden spikes around its face and COMMON WELSH GREEN

Dark-green scales, long golden horns UKRAINIAN IRONBELLY

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THE BEASTLY BRAIN-TEASER QUIZ

Running the Beastly Brain-Teaser Quiz

HOUSE POINTS CHART

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THE BEASTLY BRAIN-TEASER QUIZ

Question 2 for 20 points: The Augurey’s cry foretells Round 4: MISCELLANEOUS

Question 5 for 150 points: Which two creatures asked for

THE BEASTLY BRAIN-TEASER QUIZ

ROUND 1: CUTE AND FURRY

ROUND 2: FEATHERED BEASTS

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THE BEASTLY BRAIN-TEASER QUIZ

ROUND 3: VICIOUS AND VENOMOUS

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BEAST SEARCH! ON GUARD!

E O U A B E P I S N M R I Silencing Charm = Fwooper

DRAGON SPOTTING WARNING:

Metallic gray scales and deep-red eyes = Ukrainian Ironbelly

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xxxx Dangerous/requires specialist knowledge/skilled

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