in a regular email.
1. Wands are only made out of wood.
True or False?
2. Eucalyptus is primarily used for protection.
True or False?
3. A positive aspect of the color black is protection.
True or False?
4. Sensitivity or meddling is considered a 'negative' attribute of the number 3.
True or False?
5. The symbology for cats is mostly their sense of play.
True or False?
6. The holly tree is renowned for many uses, one of which is courageous magic.
True or False?
7. The color for alchemy, humility and spirit is brown.
True or False?
8. A wand with the number '4' means that one of its weaknesses
is being stubborn or rigid.
True or False?
9. The wormwood plant is mostly considered in tune with magic
dealing with water.
True or False?
10. It is necessary to kill an animal in order to obtain materials for your wand.
True or False?
1. What kind of wand would be the most suitable for a new wizard or
witch who is strong in general knowledge and abilities but weak in
defensive skills -- and they are wanting to balance that deficit until
such time as they've had their Advanced Defense Against the Dark
Arts classes?
What kind of wood would be best, color (if any) to paint it, length and if it needs a core, or outer attachment -- and your reasons for them.
Minimum of 100 words.
2. What are you strong in, and what are your weaknesses? What kind of wand would suit you best, going by the list of woods available and why?
(Remember, you can choose something to complement your strengths or enhance that which you are weaker in, so it is stronger.)
Minimum of 100 words.
1. Discuss the wood of the wands
of Lord Voldemort, Harry Potter and Rubeus Hagrid. What are the
strengths and weaknesses of the woods -- and of the wizards who
had those wands? Did these strengths and weaknesses of
wand/wizard complement each other, or did they magnify what
was already there? (5 points for each wizard) (minimum of 200
words total, covering all three wizards)
2. We only talked about wooden wands in this lesson. What are
some other materials for wands that might be appropriate
-- and why do you think so? (minimum of 200 words)
