Charms Class OOC Questions

Elspeth Gollens wrote: 1 Jun 2020, 19:17 Hello! I think I'm having a slightly tricky time answering a question in the Y1 L5 homework and was wondering if I could get some clarification. The question for Part 1, Number 2 asks if we can name other spells "that may not serve much function, but are still quite useful to have around". I'm not sure if I understand what it means to not have much function, but still serve a useful function? Is the question asking for spells with limited kinds of usefulness (like how pluvia velo, the example spell, is mostly useful in inclement weather or as a light/fragile shield?).

Thanks!

Artemis Vernatis wrote: 1 Jun 2020, 20:22 Thats exactly what it means. For example you could use the hair coloring charm which isn't very functional but can be useful if you need to look like someone else without the use of polyjuice potion. Small spells like that you could use for this section. There are plenty of spells that don't have much functionality but are quite useful.

Altair Cometnova wrote: 25 Jun 2020, 05:36 I'm wondering a bit on the "Do not plagarize the lessons" thing. On the year 1 lesson 2 where you have to write how to pronounce it and where to emphasize it wouldn't it be copying? Like I would be forced to write exactly how it is pronounced but that is how they said it in the lesson. This may sound a bit confusing but hopefully you get what I mean.

Some assignments are an exception and you can also find that pronunciation directly from the Harry Potter Wiki as well, which is where I got it from. I only placed the pronunciation in the lesson because it was brought to my attention that not everyone has access to that website and wouldn't be able to answer that question properly without it being in the actual lesson.

As for the Instructions for Duty, I believe there is a strike through the part where I mentioned not to copy me word for word. It is there for a reason. Most of the time a strike through means to disregard something or someone...not something meant to look cute. Please do not worry about that rule and just complete the assignment as best as you can. I will be editing the Instructions so that everyone after you can understand what the strike through means on certain rules on certain lessons.

Rish Sen wrote: 3 Jul 2020, 14:39 What do you do?

What do you mean?