Harry's potions O.W.L - Outstanding-NOT.
smartone564
deyerlejm at aol.com
Thu Jul 1 06:19:36 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 103845
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Meliss9900 at a...
wrote:
> In a message dated 06/29/2004 6:27:07 AM Central Daylight Time,
> willsonkmom at m... writes:
>
> > Potioncat:
> > Oh, I'm not sure about that. Unless the person doing the testing
> > was grading each stage of the potion making, you would either pass
> > or fail. One little error could cost you an OWL. And in that case,
> > the other classes would be easier to at least pass.
> >
>
> Its possible that the test administer is walking around grading every detail
> of the students technique. (like judges do at cooking or pastry contests) But
> its equally possible that they are only concerned with the end result: Does
> this potion produce the required result. If its the later then the student only
> has to be outstanding once.
Well, from what I have read of potions, unless you follow the
instuctions to the letter, your potions is off (even just a half turn
too far clockwise). Therefore, wouldn't the scorers need only be
concerned with the final work, because it magnifies every
mistake?
"smartone"
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