DADA Questions on Lessons

Not sure if that is what you meant but housepoints ≠ points for the questions. 5 housepoints are awarded for an O, 4 for E, 3 for A, 2 for P, 1 for D, 0 for T.

Irina Shevel wrote: 27 Feb 2023, 21:17 Thanks @Ashley Dinero Montez! Super helpful x

You are welcome, feel free to reach out anytime.

& Yes, @ Opelia Winters has a relevant point there. Missed that one haha

How can i rise in power?

Hello @Jack Wilburn and welcome to Hio!

First, what do you mean "rise in power"?

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Jack Wilburn wrote: 28 Feb 2023, 17:12 How can i rise in power?

I am unsure what you mean by this, can you elaborate?
On the site you can help your character's spells become more powerful by putting more points into the Arcane Power stat.

I mean to say how can i level up?

Jack Wilburn wrote: 28 Feb 2023, 21:27 I mean to say how can i level up?

Do you mean year up? Like graduating to second year? You register for the index here and wait until July. Graduation happens every July

Hello, I got a bit confused on a question on one of the homeworks. It says compare a doxy to two other xxx creatures that can fly. Is it any xxx creature that can fly? And it also said, two example each. Does that mean two example of where the three are similar and two of their differences?

Sorry if that's very confusing

Raizel Voltrouz wrote: 15 Mar 2023, 23:37 Hello, I got a bit confused on a question on one of the homeworks. It says compare a doxy to two other xxx creatures that can fly. Is it any xxx creature that can fly? And it also said, two example each. Does that mean two example of where the three are similar and two of their differences?

Sorry if that's very confusing

The two examples for each means two similarities and two differences for each of the creatures. If you want to list more examples of their differences and similarities you can, but I expect at least two.

As for XXX creatures, there are definitely a few that are able to fly. You can find a list here.

Orion Lécuyer wrote: 16 Mar 2023, 21:49

Raizel Voltrouz wrote: 15 Mar 2023, 23:37 Hello, I got a bit confused on a question on one of the homeworks. It says compare a doxy to two other xxx creatures that can fly. Is it any xxx creature that can fly? And it also said, two example each. Does that mean two example of where the three are similar and two of their differences?

Sorry if that's very confusing

The two examples for each means two similarities and two differences for each of the creatures. If you want to list more examples of their differences and similarities you can, but I expect at least two.

As for XXX creatures, there are definitely a few that are able to fly. You can find a list here.

Thank you