Charms Lesson 1: Worksheet

[Jasper Forrester]

Jasper Forrester
Fifth year
Gryffindor

Lesson One.

1. What is also known as the summoning charm? Accio is known for being a summoning charm. After saying it, objects fly strait at the spell-caster.

2. When would you use expelliarmus? Expelliarmus would be used to disarm an opponent, therefor it would be best used in combat.

3. What means "I split" in latin? "I split" is Diffindo in latin.

4. What charm unlocks windows or doors? Alohomora is a basic spell that unlocks windows or doors.

5. What is the hover charm similar to? Accio is similiar to to the hover charm. This is because Accio causes objects to fly or not touch the ground. Hovering means to float above ground.

6. What spell makes light come out of the casters wand?
The spell "Lumos" makes light come out of the caster's wand. The spell is simple and looks somewhat like a flash light.

[Prof. Destiny Smith]

Hey Jasper, you seemed to have missed question six and not answered it, since the turn in date hasn't passed yet I will let you go back and add the answer, but not change any of your previous answers.

May 5, 2009 21:39:31 GMT -6 Jasper Forrester said:

Jasper Forrester
Fifth year
Gryffindor

Lesson One.

1. What is also known as the summoning charm? Accio is known for being a summoning charm. After saying it, objects fly strait at the spell-caster.

2. When would you use expelliarmus? Expelliarmus would be used to disarm an opponent, therefor it would be best used in combat.

3. What means "I split" in latin? "I split" is Diffindo in latin.

4. What charm unlocks windows or doors? Alohomora is a basic spell that unlocks windows or doors.

5. What is the hover charm similar to? Accio is similiar to to the hover charm. This is because Accio causes objects to fly or not touch the ground. Hovering means to float above ground.

[Prof. Destiny Smith]

Okay Jasper, you did a very good job on this assignment. But you missed question five, You can check your answers against my key that i am going to post up later, look for it in lesson one.