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The document provides questions for a Harry Potter trivia quiz, including multiple choice and spelling questions about characters, events, and spells. Players can earn points for correct answers, with bonuses for full lists. Questions cover topics like Hogwarts ghosts, the Triwizard Tournament, characters named Tom, and 8 spells to identify.
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