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Page Number and Citation : Cite this Quote. Explanation and Analysis:. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance. Chapter Twelve. They reminisce about the breakdowns their He glares at Harry and says that most students won't continue on to the N.
Trelawney welcomes the class before Harry can reply. She mentions O. Chapter Thirteen. Ron reminds Hermione that Umbridge also wants students to spy for her, and they The next morning, both Flitwick and McGonagall also start their classes by talking about O.
McGonagall insists that even Neville can do well in Transfiguration if he studies and builds Chapter Fifteen. At lunch, Hermione, Fred, and George discuss the O. It can be assumed that the studying involved in this exam was just as vigorous or even more so than the O. It is vital they achieved a high grade, as many professions would require them. However, pupils did not have to sit their N. A student must have previously achieved an O.
More specialised subjects such as Alchemy were available with sufficient demand. However, Severus Snape would only let students with an ' Outstanding ' in their O. It is unknown what the limit was for how many subjects the pupil could take at N.
Harry Potter's stag Patronus fends off hundreds of Dementors , extremely advanced magic. In and , the difficulty of N. T exams. This made Harry's ability to produce a Patronus Charm at the age of thirteen and Hermione's ability to cast the Protean Charm at the age of sixteen and brew the Polyjuice Potion in her second year exceptional, because they were able to perform magic that was not generally tested until the end of seventh year at Hogwarts.
Nonverbal spells , which were introduced in the sixth year, were expected to be used by the students for the rest of their classes from thereon.
Due to the strong willpower required to perform such a feat, many students seemed to struggle with this portion at least initially. If a student failed a N. If retaking it was an option, they were either presumably held back in the subject that they failed or just given a second chance at the exam itself.
The grading system for N. It was the choice of every student whether they wanted to take their N. There were many jobs who accepted applicants who only had O. However, Fred and George Weasley , for example, did not bother taking the N. Nonetheless, it should be noted that the immediate cause of their departure was mainly to evade the much-despised Professor Umbridge , and not because they simply decided not to achieve them.
Harry Potter Wiki Explore. Rowling Story. Much like the standardized testing that is administered to Muggle students, the O.
A student's performance in their N. So there are three passing and three failing grades. However the grades in the middle are kind of the no man's land of the wizarding test scores. If a student gets a grade of Poor in their tests then they are allowed to retake them, and if they get a grade of Acceptable, they have passed the test but often won't continue on with study in that subject or that test score won't really help them much in their future endeavors.
Ironically even though the A grade is called Acceptable, it doesn't seem like many teachers or professionals actually accept it. Pretty much every student on the planet has had to take some sort of standardized test throughout their student careers. However the O. The O. The N. However, the grades aren't the only things that matter.
Continuing a subject usually comes down to a particular teacher. Traditionally a student with the lowest passing grade won't continue on in that subject, they can if the subject's professor allows them to.
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