the Twins' classes (was Re: OWLS)
Meredith
msmerymac at yahoo.com
Sun May 2 05:33:14 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 97497
Ginger wrote:
> >
> Any other quote to nail them down in other classes? Or
> > could we be on to a flint if we find more than 3?
> >
>
> Now Heather:
>
> What if there are two 'levels' of classes in years 6 and 7 - NEWT
> level and ordinary level? Perhaps the NEWT level classes are like
> an honors level class which takes only the best of the year. That
> would leave all of the other returning students in the ordinary
> level classes. This was quite common in Canadian High Schools
when
> I was a student (albeit a long time ago... <grin>). I find it
hard
> to imagine that F&G would only be able to attend three classes in
> their 6th and 7th years after only receiving three OWLS...
Luckie:
I always assumed that "getting three owls" meant they got
three "outstandings." That said, McGonagall takes students in her
NEWT level class who have acheived and O or E. Snape only takes
students who get Os. The twins could have gotten 3 Os, but gotten Es
or As in other classes. However, if "getting an owl" simply means
getting a grade good enough to get into a NEWT level class - such as
an O in potions or an E in transfiguration - Heather's theory could
apply.
~Luckie
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