Her answer was right and she got three points. Janelle couldn't help it, she was beaming. This was a moment. She didn't have long to bask in her glory because they were moving on. Janelle sat with her chin resting on her hands and listened with fascination to the information about the Gravity Resistant trees.

And then it was time to go to work. Janelle picked a tree and went over to it. She took out her wand and tapped it gently to the tree's roots, saying "Aguamenti" simultaneously. Then she stood back and watched the magic happen. The water was absorbed by the trees roots and by the looks of things, the tree must have been pretty thirsty. The whole thing was very cool and Janelle would have been happy to watch that process for the whole class.

Of course that was not all that they would be doing today. It was question time again and it seemed that the professor had several questions to ask. When she decided which question she would tackle, Janelle raised her hand. "I think growing a Gravity Resistant tree would be a problem if they were in a very dry place. If it didn't rain very often they would be lacking water and all of the things that they could get from the water. They would especially be in trouble if they didn't have a very dedicated person taking care of them and giving then the things that they couldn't get in nature."