OOC Potions Q&A

I have a question on the new lesson on number 2, what do you mean types? I can't find it any where. Is it in the lesson? I read it more than once and might've skimmed past it maybe.

Verla Harness wrote: 22 May 2018, 16:00 I have a question on the new lesson on number 2, what do you mean types? I can't find it any where. Is it in the lesson? I read it more than once and might've skimmed past it maybe.

Bezoars can be classified by their composition. You have some made of hair, others made of undigested food, etc. What I require of you in the question is to identify and name three types made up of different things and explain what those things are. Don't overthink it and feel free to explore for the answers.

Now I need help on the new new assignment on number one, I can't find one potion that needs wormwood AND the queen of poisons. Also, is the queen of poisons Belladonna?

Verla Harness wrote: 25 May 2018, 20:06 Now I need help on the new new assignment on number one, I can't find one potion that needs wormwood AND the queen of poisons. Also, is the queen of poisons Belladonna?

Keep looking; they exist. It might take some digging around but you'll find them. Regarding your second question, refer to question 2 in the homework to get your answer.

In question 2 of the homework, does 'outline which is most closely related to the type most commonly used' means that we pick another type different from the most commonly used type or do we just mention the most commonly used type?

Leslez Skoris wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 09:01 In question 2 of the homework, does 'outline which is most closely related to the type most commonly used' means that we pick another type different from the most commonly used type or do we just mention the most commonly used type?

Mention the most commonly used type. The question was intentionally left very slightly open-ended to allow a certain other answer from an inventive thinker. But the most common type is what I require.

Excuse me, Professor, if I can have just a moment of your time. I promise this won't be long. I wish to ask of you to explain one of the question concerning the homework of the first lesson. It's very difficult to find any other environmental potion than the Herbicide Potion mentioned in class, and I'm quite at a loss. What should I do?

Regina Miller wrote: 23 Jun 2018, 14:28 Excuse me, Professor, if I can have just a moment of your time. I promise this won't be long. I wish to ask of you to explain one of the question concerning the homework of the first lesson. It's very difficult to find any other environmental potion than the Herbicide Potion mentioned in class, and I'm quite at a loss. What should I do?

Not to worry. We have a list of potions compiled her that tells you potion types, among other things. Feel free to use this list to derive your answer.

About the question on the mixture of belladonna and wolfsbane, is it to make a potion or something else? How exactly do I explain it?

(sorry, i was kinda stumped on this one)

And does every question still need 5 sentences for an answer? Some of them have pretty short answers.

Leslez Skoris wrote: 28 Jun 2018, 05:11 About the question on the mixture of belladonna and wolfsbane, is it to make a potion or something else? How exactly do I explain it?

(sorry, i was kinda stumped on this one)

And does every question still need 5 sentences for an answer? Some of them have pretty short answers.

Hello Mr. Skoris. Am I to take this as the question on Lesson 3 that you would like a free answer to? If so then please let me know and I will owl you a response.

As for your second concern, I specifically evaded any mention of line amount or sentence amount in the instructions to my homework. I want persons to take the initiative in giving their answers with adequate explanation to support. If a question is worth 5 marks, I don't expect a single word or a sentence in response. Likewise, if a question is worth 1 or 2 marks, it isn't necessary to give me very large sentences.