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Chapter 456 Tests and Examinations
"Still reviewing runes?"

While waiting to greet Professor Marchbank, Andrew muttered something and was heard by Professor McGonagall. She nodded and asked a question without further comment.

But soon, the professor looked at Andrew again.

"You recite History of Magic in runes?"

"Yes, professor. I spent some time translating it briefly, and then asked senior students to correct it."

Andrew responded in a low voice, but did not say that he got it by using Hughes as a pseudonym and spending some gold Galleons.

Anyway, the effect is very good for him, so he just regards it as reciting two at a time. It just costs a little Galleons, and the account cannot be transferred yet - but it is not a big problem, not to mention that there are still many Galleons. Even if he is really poor, it is also very good to secretly rely on the Astronomy Tower for subsidies.

Anyway, the first part has been almost finished and can be released, but there is a problem. After it is released, I will have to follow the old thief and suspend publication again.

Because the current study pressure is really heavy, potions not only consume Galleons, but also consume time!
"I can only wait and save some manuscripts before I start serializing the book. I will be busy by then."

"That's fine, but what about the symbols and patterns?"

The professor whispered instructions - although she specialized in Transfiguration, she was also a top student among top students back then, a prefect and a genius girl. She obtained the highest scores in both OWLs and NEWTs, and won the Most Promising Newcomer Award in Transfiguration today.

Therefore, runes were not a difficult task for her and could be taught.

In fact, if she wasn't afraid of some negative comments from other professors, she could teach almost all subjects.

"I'll come back later," Andrew sighed softly, "Without a finalized spell or array, I can only confirm that they play an amplifying role in some alchemical manufacturing. It's really hard for me to remember the standard appearance."

Originally, he hadn't put much effort into it. He was just trying normally, but he couldn't sense the magical power of the runes. It was normal that he was poor.

"I still don't have enough Galleons. If I could dismantle some magic products, I could study a few more... Never mind, it's too much of a waste of Galleons. Who can afford to do that? I'd better wait and start with alchemy. After completing the standards a few times, I can sense it myself... "

"That can't be helped. A lot of runes have been lost. The wizard war was so intense. Fast-casting spells have really outperformed rune casting. It will be better once you learn alchemy."

Although Andrew did not speak out his thoughts, Professor McGonagall was very supportive - it would be too time-consuming to leave such a good Transfiguration technique unused and to memorize it by rote.

"Well, I will. I'll pass the final exam first," Andrew said while looking up at the sky. In theory, Hagrid would bring Professor Marchbank and his group into the castle in a carriage, so he would look back every once in a while.

"Okay, stop reviewing. Professor Marchbank will be here soon. Don't let her trick you into taking a Transfiguration exam. It will be most helpful for you if you start taking the exam in your fifth year according to the procedure."

Professor McGonagall gave these careful instructions, which made Andrew stunned.

But since the professor didn't explain, he didn't think too deeply about it - just take the test step by step. He was no longer worried about any test-related things on Transfiguration unless Dumbledore asked a question.

In the middle of the conversation, Professor Marchbank came to Hogwarts again.

There was no difference from previous years, except that the students were a different group - there were no new examiners this year.

Then came Andrew's skillful moves.

Receive the examiner, set up the exam room, warn the students, and then review in the exam room, waiting without expectation for someone to be caught.

But there are a lot of idiots this year.

Yes, there were a lot of idiots. While Andrew was killing time reviewing other subjects, two cheaters were caught on the first day alone.

"What on earth are you thinking? Just after looking at the cheating record of the Triwizard Tournament, do you think this year's OWLs exam is about cheating?"

At the end of the exam, he stopped the candidates, stood in front of them, and started to scold them in disappointment.

"It was a spur-of-the-moment decision! A spur-of-the-moment decision! Even people who have figured out magic couldn't cheat successfully, and there are actually geniuses who can cheat on a spur-of-the-moment decision!"

Andrew was still a little lower than the fifth graders at the moment, but he glanced over and suppressed the fifth graders. "Luckily it was a spur-of-the-moment decision. I just need to click it and they will leave the school. They don't have to bear more punishment and don't have to go to Azkaban!"

"But today, there are only two on the first day. Are you planning to set a school record?"

"I know that many people don't have this intention, but I can't tell, and I'm not sure if anyone will try to challenge the rules, but I hope that you will forget about luck and improvisation, and don't get yourself kicked out of school because of stupidity!"

He sighed, "I'm sorry, I got a little cranky and wasted everyone's time, but I hope that during the Triwizard Tournament, you can all fight for the chance to become a champion, instead of taking a foolish gamble with yourself during the exam, which has no probability."

"Let's go," Andrew shook his head, "I'm going to report to the professor."

...

The subsequent exams went more smoothly than Andrew expected. Except for one student who was going to Azkaban, the rest were persuaded to stay.

The experience of having two students kicked out on the first day, which made him irritable, seemed to have turned into a fake, and this OWLs exam turned out to be the one with the least number of cheaters.

It was a sigh - but Andrew didn't have time to sigh.

Although he was often watched by examiners during the OWLs exam, he still reviewed a lot of content. When the fifth-year students started to act like unbridled huskies, he even left the office work to Bob and devoted himself to preparing for the exam.

The exam also quietly arrived amid the tension of other grades - the final hurdle was here.

The intense examinations finally made Andrew feel like it was exam week - there were too few subjects before, and with the addition of three subjects this year, the pressure was maxed out.

But the effect was very good - perhaps because he had really reviewed well, he did exceptionally well in the History of Magic exam, and no longer had to work hard to fill out the paper like in previous years.

As for the magical creatures, they were ridiculously simple. Hagrid, probably listening to the advice of the old professor who was about to retire for the second time, made the questions very simple, and Andrew basically answered all of them.

There is no need to say more about the remaining subjects. Andrew felt that he did very well in the exams, even in astronomy.

Even the runes, this year's patterns are much smaller than the previous legendary test scope, but there are more pictographic explanations. However, this is Andrew's strong point, and I feel O is stable.

The only problem was with spells, and Professor Flitwick had a lot of difficult questions - two questions on fourth-year content, and two on fifth-year content, and they weren't just simple questions that required understanding.

Anyway, Andrew failed a fifth-grade class, and I don’t know the final grade.

'Finally, the exam is over!'

After the last arithmetic divination, which was a breeze, Andrew spread out his hands - divination was at the end, but it had nothing to do with him.

Exams and exams, it’s finally over!

(End of this chapter)