St. Mungo's Hospital Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Which wizard founded St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries?
Hippocrates Smethwyck
Mungo Bonham
Augustus Pye
Dilys Derwent
2. Where is the public entrance to St. Mungo's concealed?
Beneath the main concourse of King's Cross station
Inside a closed apothecary in Diagon Alley
Behind the facade of the abandoned Purge and Dowse department store in London
Behind a ruined shopfront in Hogsmeade
3. Someone arrives with a serious bite from a magical creature. Where should the visitor go?
Spell Damage on the fourth floor
Magical Bugs on the second floor
Potion and Plant Poisoning on the third floor
Creature-Induced Injuries on the first floor
4. A patient's enchanted cauldron has exploded and caused magical injuries. Which department should receive the patient?
Creature-Induced Injuries on the first floor
Spell Damage on the fourth floor
Potion and Plant Poisoning on the third floor
Artefact Accidents on the ground floor
5. Why is Arthur Weasley admitted to St. Mungo's during Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts?
He tests an improperly brewed antidote
A bewitched broom throws him into a Ministry wall
Nagini bites him while he is guarding the Department of Mysteries
A confiscated wand strikes him with a memory charm
6. Which St. Mungo's patient cheerfully signs photographs despite being unable to remember much of his former life?
Gilderoy Lockhart
Broderick Bode
Frank Longbottom
Arthur Weasley
7. A wizard develops alarming symptoms after drinking a badly prepared potion. To which floor should he be directed?
The ground floor for Artefact Accidents
The first floor for Creature-Induced Injuries
The second floor for Magical Bugs
The third floor for Potion and Plant Poisoning
8. What unconventional treatment does trainee Healer Augustus Pye try on Arthur Weasley's wounds?
A concentrated Blood-Replenishing Potion
Muggle stitches
A rapid bone-regrowth treatment
A modified memory charm
9. Which symbol represents St. Mungo's Hospital?
A serpent coiled around a silver staff
A cauldron beneath a seven-pointed star
A crossed wand and bone
Two crossed broomsticks above a shield
10. Whom does Neville Longbottom visit in the Janus Thickey Ward?
Ted and Andromeda Tonks
His grandparents, Augusta and Harfang Longbottom
Arthur and Molly Weasley
His parents, Alice and Frank Longbottom
11. A witch appears to have contracted Vanishing Sickness. Which department matches her condition?
Magical Bugs on the second floor
Creature-Induced Injuries on the first floor
Artefact Accidents on the ground floor
Spell Damage on the fourth floor
12. You want to visit long-term patients whose spell damage cannot be cured. Which destination should you request?
The Janus Thickey Ward on the fourth floor
The Magical Bugs ward on the second floor
The Potion and Plant Poisoning ward on the third floor
The Dai Llewellyn Ward on the first floor
13. After visiting a patient, someone wants refreshments and a hospital souvenir. Which floor should they visit?
The second floor, beside the Magical Bugs department
The fifth floor, home to the visitors' tearoom and hospital shop
The fourth floor, beside the Spell Damage wards
The ground floor, beside Artefact Accidents
14. A persistent jinx cannot be lifted by ordinary counter-spells. Which St. Mungo's department is the best match?
Spell Damage on the fourth floor
Magical Bugs on the second floor
Potion and Plant Poisoning on the third floor
Artefact Accidents on the ground floor
15. Which dangerous plant, delivered as a disguised gift, causes Broderick Bode's death at St. Mungo's?
Venomous Tentacula
Devil's Snare
Mimbulus mimbletonia
A mature Mandrake
16. A first-time visitor finds the hospital's apparently closed street entrance. How should the visitor gain admission?
Tap a sequence of bricks beside the display window
Use Floo powder in the department store fireplace
State the visit's purpose to the window mannequin and pass through the glass when beckoned
Enter a telephone box and dial the hospital code
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