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Which Weasley Twin Are You Quiz

A first year is terrified after setting off a small accidental prank, what do you do?

Teach them a safer version, explain a few tricks, and encourage curiosity with caution.

Announce their “achievement” loudly and offer to mentor them in advanced mischief.

Calm them down, show them how to reverse it, and promise not to mention it to anyone.

Laugh, tell them it was brilliant, and suggest a bigger version for next time.

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You discover an abandoned classroom perfect for experiments, how do you claim it?

Turn it into a chaotic laboratory where anything goes and the door rarely stays on its hinges.

Ward it gently, tidy it, and leave subtle signs that it is in use.

Fill it immediately with test explosions and loud trials to see what it can handle.

Chart its quirks, test the walls and floors, and establish safe zones for different products.

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The Order of the Phoenix asks you to help spread coded messages through your products, how do you respond?

Offer product ideas that conceal information cleverly and can be denied if discovered.

Agree if the codes are subtle enough to avoid putting ordinary customers in danger.

Suggest turning every joke item into a louder signal until no one can ignore the resistance.

Design items that splash the message across the sky for anyone with eyes to see.

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A younger Gryffindor asks how to stand up to unfair teachers, what advice do you give?

Know the rules well, break them with intention, and always have a backup plan.

Choose your moments carefully, stay with your friends, and never pick a fight you cannot handle.

Make your resistance loud enough that the whole school feels braver afterwards.

Strike with such flair that the teacher never quite forgets your name.

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You are invited to provide fireworks for a Quidditch victory celebration, what do you create?

A choreographed display that matches the team’s moves and house colours in the sky.

A sky filling barrage so intense that even the portraits flinch and cheer.

An explosively bright spectacle that rattles windows and leaves smoke in every corridor.

A modest show of colours and house symbols that does not frighten first years.

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The Daily Prophet wants to interview you about your success, what kind of answers do you give?

Light, slightly self deprecating remarks that downplay danger and highlight the fun.

Clear, structured explanations of why your work matters in dark and light times.

Big, showy quotes that make headlines and raise eyebrows at the Ministry.

Provocative remarks that dare the paper to print your most outrageous statements.

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A spectacular prank in the Great Hall is in the works, how do you begin planning it?

Think of the loudest, brightest outcome possible and trust you can improvise the rest.

Plan every step with secret signals and escape routes so the chaos looks big but the risk stays controlled.

Sketch out ideas, check who might be upset, and design something that leaves room to back out if needed.

Dream up something so outrageous that teachers, ghosts, and portraits will be talking about it for years.

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During Christmas at the Burrow, the family begs for a “proper” twin style finale, what do you decide to do?

Plan a well timed chain of tricks that ends in cosy laughter and only a little shouting.

Prepare a series of gentle, funny charms that sparkle over dessert without setting anything on fire.

Summon a roaring blaze of enchanted crackers, singing ornaments, and chairs that dance around the room.

Turn the entire house into a whirlwind of flying tinsel, singing gnomes, and enchanted snow that refuses to melt.

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You must choose where to place a prototype Portable Swamp, what guides your choice?

Drop it where it causes maximum disruption and forces staff to change the rules.

Select a spot where cleanup will be manageable and no one will be truly inconvenienced.

Choose a location that embarrasses the right authority figures but leaves escape routes clear.

Pick the place that guarantees the biggest reaction, even if it snarls the whole day.

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You are designing the sign for Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, what matters most?

That it flashes, whistles, and can be seen from the end of Diagon Alley.

That it clearly shows what you sell and hints at clever enchantments inside.

That it occasionally explodes with colour, startling owls and passersby alike.

That it feels welcoming, whimsical, and not too intimidating for shy customers.

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A late night at the shop leaves you exhausted, what keeps you going?

Imagining the next outrageous thing you will unveil in the morning.

Thinking about the long term dream and how each day builds something lasting.

Remembering every small smile you saw that day and the comfort you gave.

Reliving the loudest laughter and the wildest reactions from customers.

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A Muggle born customer asks detailed questions about how your products work, what is your response?

Enjoy the questions, discuss theory, and invite them to watch a careful demonstration.

Offer them a private tour behind the counter, testing the limits of their curiosity.

Turn it into a performance lesson, complete with dramatic sound effects.

Explain patiently in simple terms, focusing on safety and reassurance.

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Someone suggests selling a product that could easily be misused to genuinely harm others, what do you say?

Reject it outright, no joke is worth someone getting seriously hurt.

Embrace the outrageous idea and imagine how it could shake up the entire wizarding world.

Consider it tempting, but insist on testing it in extreme conditions before deciding.

Decline politely, suggest a toned down alternative that stays firmly in prank territory.

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At breakfast in the Burrow, plans for the day’s work come up, what is your role?

Turn simple tasks into a competition, complete with prizes and forfeits.

Suggest a reasonable list, volunteer for a few tasks, and leave space for rest.

Divide tasks fairly, think about who is best suited for what, and keep everything moving.

Propose skipping half the chores in favour of a grand new stunt in the village.

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You have access to the Marauder’s Map for a night, how do you use it?

Map out patterns, potential prank spots, and safe routes for future operations.

Use it to hunt the best opportunities for surprise appearances and spectacular entrances.

Race across every secret passage you can find, laughing as you push the curfew to its limits.

Check that everyone you care about is safe, then use it sparingly to dodge patrols.

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You overhear someone planning to copy your inventions and sell them as their own, how do you act?

Let them try, then unleash a spectacular revenge prank that exposes their theft.

Talk it over with trusted friends, then quietly protect your most precious designs.

Draw up clever protective charms and consider a few subtle counter pranks if needed.

Confront them directly with a grin and a thinly veiled threat wrapped in humour.

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You are considering leaving Hogwarts to open your own shop, what weighs most on your mind?

Whether your family can manage without you and how much trouble you might cause them.

Whether the exit will be legendary enough for future students to whisper about it.

Whether you can turn your departure into such an uproar that the whole Ministry hears about it.

Whether the business plan is solid enough to survive long term in Diagon Alley.

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A Slytherin student who is not cruel approaches your shop after the war, how do you treat them?

Full showmanship, bold demonstrations, and a chance to win them over with spectacle.

Polite conversation, smart suggestions, and a few subtle tests of their intentions.

A grand welcome, loud jokes about old rivalries, and offers of the wildest items on the shelf.

Watchful kindness, simple recommendations, and no tricks targeted at them.

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A younger sibling begs to join you on a risky prank, how do you respond?

Tell them stories instead, share a simpler joke, and keep them out of serious trouble.

Invite them properly into the plan with a dramatic briefing and a daring task.

Let them take part at full scale, convinced that learning happens best in the thick of the chaos.

Give them a small, safe role that makes them feel included without real danger.

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Years after the war, you are invited back to Hogwarts to speak in the Great Hall, what kind of entrance do you make?

Walk in with a simple flourish, offer a warm smile, and let your story do most of the shining.

Arrive with a modest magical effect, then impress them with clever tales of building a future.

Sweep in with a grand burst of fireworks that spells out a cheeky message in the rafters.

Appear in a riot of colour, confetti, and enchantments that leaves the hall echoing with cheers.

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A student’s feelings are genuinely hurt by a joke you were involved in, how do you handle it?

Make a grand, public show of making it up to them so everyone sees the new story.

Seek them out, apologise, and retire that particular joke completely.

Crack a softer joke to lighten the tension, then promise to aim your chaos elsewhere.

Apologise sincerely, offer a custom prank or gift that suits their sense of humour instead.

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Dolores Umbridge tightens her grip on Hogwarts, how do you respond with mischief?

Create a coordinated series of pranks that keep her off balance while protecting the younger years.

Start small with clever enchantments that mock her without putting students in real danger.

Stage something huge and unmistakable that ruins one of her big speeches in front of everyone.

Turn the entire castle into a spectacle of defiance and refuse to stop even when the punishments pile up.

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Hogwarts students are frightened by rumours of Death Eaters, how does your mischief respond?

Launch bold public stunts that make fun of dark wizards in front of half the school.

Paint the castle in vivid defiance, turning the very air into a challenge against fear.

Design thoughtful pranks that subtly mock the dark symbols and lift spirits in quieter corners.

Create gentle distractions that make people laugh without stirring more fear.

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A prefect catches you just before a prank goes off, what is your move?

Talk fast, redirect attention, and quietly signal a modified version of the prank instead.

Trigger the prank anyway with a grin, ready to take the blame if it explodes.

Intensify the prank on the spot, turning the prefect into an unwilling star of the show.

Admit something is afoot, throw in a small diversion, and try to de escalate the situation.

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You win a large sum of Galleons, how do you invest it in your mischief?

Fill the shelves with the most daring inventions you can dream up right away.

Upgrade safety charms, experiment slowly, and make the shop cozier for nervous customers.

Fund a grand opening stunt that shuts down Diagon Alley for an afternoon.

Buy better equipment, expand production, and test new lines with organised precision.

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During the Battle of Hogwarts, you can set one last prank in motion, what is it like?

A quiet, morale boosting surprise for fighters returning to the Great Hall.

A sprawling, unpredictable chain of magic that leaves the battlefield roaring.

A dramatic explosion that turns the tide of a corridor fight in a burst of light.

A carefully placed trap that confuses enemies and buys time for retreat.

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A Hogwarts student writes asking for advice about balancing schoolwork and mischief, what do you say?

Urge them to bend the timetable so thoroughly that professors still talk about them years later.

Suggest they keep their closest friendships strong and never let pranks ruin trust.

Tell them to plan clever schedules, leaving time for both study and experiments.

Encourage them to seize every moment of school life before it is gone.

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You are testing a brand new Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes product on yourselves first, what is your instinct?

Double the dose, add an experimental twist, and see how much magical mayhem your body can survive.

Adjust the recipe thoughtfully, test it in stages, and only push it further once you are sure it works.

Go straight for the full strength version, laughing through any side effects as part of the fun.

Try the mildest version, monitor what happens carefully, and take detailed notes for improvements.

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A customer complains loudly in the shop that a product worked “too well,” what do you do?

Offer a refund and a replacement, then ask careful questions to improve how you package and warn people.

Apologise, listen closely, and quietly adjust the design so it is safer next time.

Joke with them, explain that the extremity is the point, and throw in another bold product to match.

Turn their complaint into a public demonstration, encouraging a crowd to watch and cheer.

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You are stocking the shelves before opening, how do you decide what goes where?

Put the loudest, brightest items where they cannot be missed at first glance.

Place the gentler products front and centre so nervous visitors feel safe to enter.

Arrange displays to tempt people into deeper chaos with each step they take.

Organise by type, strength, and age suitability, always thinking about flow and safety.

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