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Who invented the move that Hermione calls the "Wonky Faint"
a) Joseph Wonski
b) Josef Wronski
c) Joseph Wronski
d) Josef Wonski
2)
How many ways are there of commiting a foul in Quidditch?
a) 720
b) 715
c) 700
d) 701
3)
When was the first annual broom race in Sweden?
a) 900's
b) 1900's
c) 800's
d) 1800's
4)
When was the first annual broom race in Sweden?
a) 900's
b) 1900's
c) 800's
d) 1800's
5)
Who lives on the edge of Queerditch Marsh and knows only one day of the week?
a) Gertrude Kelly
b) Gertie Kelly
c) Gertrude Keddle
d) Gertie Keddle
6)
Where is the Museum of Quidditch?
a) London
b) Manchester
c) Glasgow
d) Swansea
7)
Who made Golden Snidgets a protected Species?
a) Elaine Cleg
b) Elfrida Clagg
c) Eunice Clay
d) Esther Cyde
8)
Which Norfolk Referee was killed during a Quidditch Match in 1357?
a) Cyprian Youdle
b) Captain Yoda
c) Cyrule Yoddle
d) Cynthia Yurkle
9)
Which British Quidditch team has robs of black with Red bats upon their chest?
a) British Bats
b) Birmingham Bats
c) Ballycastle Bats
d) Brighton Bats
10)
Which team has won the British league 21 times, the last time being in 1892?
a) Holyhead Harpies
b) Chudley Cannons
c) Apperly Arrows
d) Falmouth Falcons
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