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This time, both houses changed players to roll for them. The Snakes chose third year Jenna Hensley. Ravenclaw was having trouble deciding, but they chose Prefect Sophie Brown over TiaMarie Mancini in the end. This time around the result was different; Ravenclaw's roll just edged out Slytherin's. "Two points for the eagles," she said, recording the result. "Last question of the round." Match Standings: Ravenclaw 7 points Slytherin 8 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 3 / Question 3 Subject: Herbology/HoM Level: Difficult (3 points) Name five types of wand trees and a historical wizard who owned a wand made of each type. |
(Wand wood: Historical wizard) Oak: Rubeus Hagrid Yew: Lord Voldemort Holly: Harry Potter Hornbeam: Viktor Krum Vine: Hermione Granger |
Holly - Harry Potter Vine - Hermione Granger Hornbeam - Viktor Krum Yew - Lord Voldemort Ash - Cedric Diggory |
Rosewood: Fleur Delacour Walnut: Bellatrix Lestrange Elm: Lucius Malfoy Chestnut: Peter Pettigrew Oak: Rubeus Hagrid |
Brown and Ashcroft took to the court again. Sophie seemed to have picked up some sort of luck on the bench during the short break. She was getting her house's stone closer and closer to the Slytherin's stone, and the goal in extension. "Ravenclaw scores 3 new points at the end of the third round. Ravenclaw leads 10-8, as we head into the fourth round!" Leo declared. Match Standings: Ravenclaw 10 points Slytherin 8 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 4 / Question 1 Subject: Divination Level: Easy (1 points) Someone who makes use of pretentious and fake knowledge in order to scheme against another person is known as what? |
Charlatan |
Charlatan |
The eagles sent out prefect Sophie Brown and the snakes Zhenya Burton. The two girls swung their shooters and kicked at their stones. The green stone circled a series of obstacles before it knocked head first into a new one, the collision causing it to stop. The blue stone surpassed it's opponent and a 3 more obstacles before it too stopped to claim the points. "1 point to Ravenclaw!" Match Standings: Ravenclaw 11 points Slytherin 8 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 4 / Question 2 Subject: Herbology/Potions Level: Moderate (2 points) What plant is a kind of yarrow, the powdered leaves of which are said to cause sneezing and are used in a potion whose purpose is to cause hotheadedness, recklessness, and confusion? |
Sneezewort |
Achillea ptarmica |
Zhenya and Sophie remained on the court for another battle with the stones. The two girls swung their shooters and watched their stones take off. The green stone rolled around several obstacles before it suddenly stopped and oozed out a cloud of smelly gob that floated in the direction of the viewing area. The blue stone surpassed its opponent for the points. "2 points to Ravenclaw!" Leo announced. Match Standings: Ravenclaw 13 points Slytherin 8 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 4 / Question 3 Subject: Ancient Runes Level: Difficult (3 points) What is the difference between practical and personal bindrunes? |
Personal bindrunes: The bind rune is taken from your personal initials to form a runic monogram Practical: the bindrunes are used as talismans with a specific objective |
Seventh year Eden McGee stepped in for the eagle side and took her shot. It was a decent shot, landing about 6 inches from the goal. However, it seemed Slytherin was being indecisive. "I need a Slytherin player, please.." After awhile, Tiara was tired of waiting. "Ravenclaw points. You need to be quicker between points, Slytherin." Match Standings: Ravenclaw 16 points Slytherin 8 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 5 / Question 1 Subject: Muggle Studies Level: Easy (1 point) Name four types of Muggle transportation. |
Cars, airplanes, trains, ships |
Airplanes, trains, automobiles, bicycles |
Apparently Slytherin took Tanner's words to heart. They were ready to go first on the next roll, with Jenna Hensley taking the shot. It was a beauty, causing Sophie Brown's face to be hit with a rather large stream of gob. "That's more like it. Thank you, snakes. Take the point." Match Standings: Ravenclaw 16 points Slytherin 9 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 5 / Question 2 Subject: Potions Level: Medium (2 points) Name the symptoms of taking excess Felix Felicis. |
giddiness, recklessness, and dangerous overconfidence |
1. Dangerous overconfidence 2. Recklessness 3. Giddiness |
Cilla Ashcroft now stepped up to take the Slytherins' shot, as McGee switched out for Brown. The green stone made a swift start but ended up rolling too far and past the Jack Stone. McGee's roll landed a few inches from the target and released its smelly gob onto Ashcroft. "Two points for Ravenclaw. Last roll of the match!" Match Standings: Ravenclaw 18 points Slytherin 9 points Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Round 5 / Question 3 Subject: Charms Level: Difficult (3 points) Give three examples of conjuring spells and tell what each conjures. |
Avis - conjures a flock of birds Serpensortia - conjures a snake Incarcerous - conjures a rope for binding something/someone |
Incarcerous - conjures ropes Avis - conjures birds Serpensortia - conjures a snake |
It was sixth year versus seventh year in the last roll of the round and the match. Slytherin's Mordaunt went first, his stone landing about three inches from the goal. McGee's stone started off solidly, but began to slow too soon. It inched up close to the green gobstone and came to rest barely touching it. Both stones shot a steady stream of smelly gob into McGee's face. "Points to Slytherin!" Tiara announced. But even the great last rol couldn't turn the tide. "That's the last roll. Ravenclaw wins, 18 to 12! And an excellently played match on both sides, might I add." The previous match had been far more lopsided. "Well done, and thank you all for coming out, both players and fans alike. Now off to homework and studying, everyone!" she said with a smile. That was likely the last thing they wanted to do. Final Match Standings: Ravenclaw 18 points - Winner! Slytherin 12 points Player of the Match: Eden McGee |
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