The first is to reply to this thread with a role played post of your student taking the test. Based on that post, I will determine their grade for the class. This is based on the 'surprise me' idea of grading.

Your PM needs to follow a few loose guidelines:

• Title needs to contain student name and year.
• Grade you feel your character would achieve in the exam.
• A brief explanation as to why your character has achieved such a grade.
If the reasons for the grade seem fitting enough in regards to your character effort, behaviour, intelligence etc, then I'll happily grant you the mark you desire; if there seems to be some discrepancies however, I'm sure we can reach a compromise.

Name: __Annabelle White_
House: ____Ravenclaw____

Perform the exam to the best of your ability: all necessary information has been covered in the course of first year, and no questions will be unanswerable. If a question proves difficult, I may briefly outline what is required but I am unable to provide an in-depth explanation. Extra ink, quills and parchment will be given upon request.

The following are all forbidden, and seen as a direct infringement of examination regulations:

• Communicating and/or talking once the test has begun.
• Possession of documents, books, notes etc that are not permitted.
• The use of magic to provide answers and/or an aid to knowledge.

Anybody found breaking these rules will be ejected from the classroom and have their manuscript destroyed, resulting in an 'unclassified' grade that will affect any future History of Magic exams and your final grade for this year.

This test is 50% of your final grade, so try not to panic: have a good exam.

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Q1. Name the five Greek gods that were in reality powerful witches and wizards.
a) _Artemis_
b) _Dionysus
c) __Apollo_
d) _Demeter
e) __Ares__

Q2. Give two reasons that caused the Muggle Rebellion of Athens, 560BC.
I) The 'gods' were failing to deliver on promises to humankind: magic has limits, and complete control of all areas of life was impossible.
II) The divide in wealth between wizards and muggles became huge, causing hate.___________________________________________

Q3. Underline the correct answer. Approximately, how many died in the Muggle Rebellion of Athens?

a) 500 | b) 1,000 | c) 5,000 | d) 15,000 | e) 40,000 | f) 55,000 | g) 75,000  | h) 100,000 | i) 150,000 | j) 200,00

Q4. Ancient scrolls describe how Kyros of Crete (labelled a demigod by the people) set the sky ablaze to show his power. In reality, what spell was cast to explain this illusion?
__Fiendfyre__

Q5. The wizards and witches of Ancient Greece were 'guardians of the people'; what were tthose of Ancient Egypt considered guardians of?
a) _Water_
b) __Gold_
c) Afterlife

Q6. Identify this structure and its purpose.

a) _Temple of Zante_
b) _Place of offering and worship to Greek witches and wizards._

Q7. What was a common wandwood of ancient witches and wizards?
_Olive_

Q8. Underline the correct answer. Which of the following 'demigods' were actually witches and wizards?

a) Persephone | b) Hercules | c) Jason | d) Medea | e) Medusa | f) Icarus | g) Achilles | h) Theseus

Q9. Explain why the public identity of ancient witches and wizards slowly reverted into secrecy and silence, separating the muggle and wizarding worlds.

_Many muggles could not understand the limits of magic, and the persona created by witches and wizards pretending to be gods ultimately meant that promises were left unfulfilled. People became angry, and rather than risk their lives, many magical folk retreated into their own privacy. By providing magic to muggles, many became obsessed with a newfound state of superiority - which eventually encouraged less arrogant wizards to isolate their kind._

Name: __Tynan Macfusty_
House: ____Gryffindor____

Perform the exam to the best of your ability: all necessary information has been covered in the course of first year, and no questions will be unanswerable. If a question proves difficult, I may briefly outline what is required but I am unable to provide an in-depth explanation. Extra ink, quills and parchment will be given upon request.

The following are all forbidden, and seen as a direct infringement of examination regulations:

• Communicating and/or talking once the test has begun.
• Possession of documents, books, notes etc that are not permitted.
• The use of magic to provide answers and/or an aid to knowledge.

Anybody found breaking these rules will be ejected from the classroom and have their manuscript destroyed, resulting in an 'unclassified' grade that will affect any future History of Magic exams and your final grade for this year.

This test is 50% of your final grade, so try not to panic: have a good exam.

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Q1. Name the five Greek gods that were in reality powerful witches and wizards.
a) _Artemus_
b) _Dieoneyeus
c) __Apolo_
d) _Demeter
e) __Aires__

Q2. Give two reasons that caused the Muggle Rebellion of Athens, 560BC.
I) Muggle got angry because the wizards did not give them what they promised and so the muggles got mad.
II) Wizards were being selfish which mum says it bad because muggles are short-tempered just like wizards_________

Q3. Underline the correct answer. Approximately, how many died in the Muggle Rebellion of Athens?

a) 500 | b) 1,000 | c) 5,000 | d) 15,000 | e) 40,000 | f) 55,000 | g) 75,000  | h) 100,000 | i) 150,000 | j) 200,00

Q4. Ancient scrolls describe how Kyros of Crete (labelled a demigod by the people) set the sky ablaze to show his power. In reality, what spell was cast to explain this illusion?
__friendfire__

Q5. The wizards and witches of Ancient Greece were 'guardians of the people'; what were tthose of Ancient Egypt considered guardians of?
a) _Water_
b) __Dreams_
c) __Death

Q6. Identify this structure and its purpose.

a) _Temple of zantay_
b) _Place where Greek witches and wizards offered to the gods._

Q7. What was a common wandwood of ancient witches and wizards?
_bone_

Q8. Underline the correct answer. Which of the following 'demigods' were actually witches and wizards?

a) Persephone | b) Hercules | c) Jason | d) Medea | e) Medusa | f) Icarus | g) Achilles | h) Theseus

Q9. Explain why the public identity of ancient witches and wizards slowly reverted into secrecy and silence, separating the muggle and wizarding worlds.

_The black death was killin everyone and so muggles wanted to find a cure but couldnt. so they read theyre bibble and it said that magic was bad. so they said that their god was punishing them for havin wizards around and that they should be set on fire (the wizards not the muggles) because that would make god happy and people would stop dyin. so wizards buggered off becaus being set on fire is not very fun also the muggles would rip ladies clothes off before they set them on fire but i forget why, gran says because they were all perverts._

Name: __Ormen Morne___
House: ____Slytherin____

Perform the exam to the best of your ability: all necessary information has been covered in the course of first year, and no questions will be unanswerable. If a question proves difficult, I may briefly outline what is required but I am unable to provide an in-depth explanation. Extra ink, quills and parchment will be given upon request.

The following are all forbidden, and seen as a direct infringement of examination regulations:

• Communicating and/or talking once the test has begun.
• Possession of documents, books, notes etc that are not permitted.
• The use of magic to provide answers and/or an aid to knowledge.

Anybody found breaking these rules will be ejected from the classroom and have their manuscript destroyed, resulting in an 'unclassified' grade that will affect any future History of Magic exams and your final grade for this year.

This test is 50% of your final grade, so try not to panic: have a good exam.

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Q1. Name the five Greek gods that were in reality powerful witches and wizards.
a) _Apollo___
b) _Artemis__
c) __Dionysus_
d) _Ares_____
e) __Demeter__

Q2. Give two reasons that caused the Muggle Rebellion of Athens, 560BC.
I) The witches and wizards that were thought to be gods could not cover all areas of life, as magic has limits.
II) Money became an uproaring subject, and it was too great a difference between wizards and muggles.___

Q3. Underline the correct answer. Approximately, how many died in the Muggle Rebellion of Athens?

a) 500 | b) 1,000 | c) 5,000 | d) 15,000 | e) 40,000 | f) 55,000 | g) 75,000  | h) 100,000 | i) 150,000 | j) 200,00

Q4. Ancient scrolls describe how Kyros of Crete (labelled a demigod by the people) set the sky ablaze to show his power. In reality, what spell was cast to explain this illusion?
__Fiendfyre__

Q5. The wizards and witches of Ancient Greece were 'guardians of the people'; what were those of Ancient Egypt considered guardians of?
a) _Water_
b) __Wealth_
c) Heaven and Hell

Q6. Identify this structure and its purpose.

a) _Temple of Zanteh_
b) _Where Muggles honored witches and wizards thought to be gods._

Q7. What was a common wandwood of ancient witches and wizards?
_Vinewood_

Q8. Underline the correct answer. Which of the following 'demigods' were actually witches and wizards?

a) Persephone | b) Hercules | c) Jason | d) Medea | e) Medusa | f) Icarus | g) Achilles | h) Theseus

Q9. Explain why the public identity of ancient witches and wizards slowly reverted into secrecy and silence, separating the muggle and wizarding worlds.

_Muggles didn't understand that magic had limits and therefore became angry that they could not be granted their wishes in more areas of life through worship or demand, so the witches and wizards went into secrecy._

Name: __Charles Harcroft_
House: ____Gryffindor____

Perform the exam to the best of your ability: all necessary information has been covered in the course of first year, and no questions will be unanswerable. If a question proves difficult, I may briefly outline what is required but I am unable to provide an in-depth explanation. Extra ink, quills and parchment will be given upon request.

The following are all forbidden, and seen as a direct infringement of examination regulations:

• Communicating and/or talking once the test has begun.
• Possession of documents, books, notes etc that are not permitted.
• The use of magic to provide answers and/or an aid to knowledge.

Anybody found breaking these rules will be ejected from the classroom and have their manuscript destroyed, resulting in an 'unclassified' grade that will affect any future History of Magic exams and your final grade for this year.

This test is 50% of your final grade, so try not to panic: have a good exam.

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Q1. Name the five Greek gods that were in reality powerful witches and wizards.
a) _Artemis_
b) _Dionysus
c) __Apollo_
d) _Demeter
e) __Ares__

Q2. Give two reasons that caused the Muggle Rebellion of Athens, 560BC.
I) The 'gods' were failing to deliver on promises to humankind: magic has limits, and complete control of all areas of life was impossible.
II) The divide in wealth between wizards and muggles became huge, causing hate.___________________________________________

Q3. Underline the correct answer. Approximately, how many died in the Muggle Rebellion of Athens?

a) 500 | b) 1,000 | c) 5,000 | d) 15,000 | e) 40,000 | f) 55,000 | g) 75,000  | h) 100,000 | i) 150,000 | j) 200,00

Q4. Ancient scrolls describe how Kyros of Crete (labelled a demigod by the people) set the sky ablaze to show his power. In reality, what spell was cast to explain this illusion?
__Fiendfyre__

Q5. The wizards and witches of Ancient Greece were 'guardians of the people'; what were tthose of Ancient Egypt considered guardians of?
a) _Water_
b) __Gold_
c) Afterlife

Q6. Identify this structure and its purpose.

a) _Temple of Zante_
b) _Place of offering and worship to Greek witches and wizards._

Q7. What was a common wandwood of ancient witches and wizards?
_Olive_

Q8. Underline the correct answer. Which of the following 'demigods' were actually witches and wizards?

a) Persephone | b) Hercules | c) Jason | d) Medea | e) Medusa | f) Icarus | g) Achilles | h) Theseus

Q9. Explain why the public identity of ancient witches and wizards slowly reverted into secrecy and silence, separating the muggle and wizarding worlds.

_Many muggles could not understand the limits of magic, and the persona created by witches and wizards pretending to be gods ultimately meant that promises were left unfulfilled. People became angry, and rather than risk their lives, many magical folk retreated into their own privacy. By providing magic to muggles, many became obsessed with a newfound state of superiority - which eventually encouraged less arrogant wizards to isolate their kind._

Name: __Pax Wintergreen_
House: ____Hufflepuff____

Perform the exam to the best of your ability: all necessary information has been covered in the course of first year, and no questions will be unanswerable. If a question proves difficult, I may briefly outline what is required but I am unable to provide an in-depth explanation. Extra ink, quills and parchment will be given upon request.

The following are all forbidden, and seen as a direct infringement of examination regulations:

• Communicating and/or talking once the test has begun.
• Possession of documents, books, notes etc that are not permitted.
• The use of magic to provide answers and/or an aid to knowledge.

Anybody found breaking these rules will be ejected from the classroom and have their manuscript destroyed, resulting in an 'unclassified' grade that will affect any future History of Magic exams and your final grade for this year.

This test is 50% of your final grade, so try not to panic: have a good exam.

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Q1. Name the five Greek gods that were in reality powerful witches and wizards.
a) _Artemis__
b) _Apollo___
c) _Dionysus_
d) _Demeter_
e) _Poseidon_

Q2. Give two reasons that caused the Muggle Rebellion of Athens, 560BC.
I) Wizards and witches had a much higher standard of life, and there was some resentment from the muggles who couldn't afford as much.
II) Some muggles hoped that magic was the answer to everything, and some of them felt angry and betrayed when they found out there were still some problems magic couldn't fix.

Q3. Underline the correct answer. Approximately, how many died in the Muggle Rebellion of Athens?

a) 500 | b) 1,000 | c) 5,000 | d) 15,000 | e) 40,000 | f) 55,000 | g) 75,000  | h) 100,000 | i) 150,000 | j) 200,00

Q4. Ancient scrolls describe how Kyros of Crete (labelled a demigod by the people) set the sky ablaze to show his power. In reality, what spell was cast to explain this illusion?
__Fiendfyre__ (like what burned down the hospital wing)

Q5. The wizards and witches of Ancient Greece were 'guardians of the people'; what were those of Ancient Egypt considered guardians of?
a) _Water____
b) _Prosperity_
c) _Life______

Q6. Identify this structure and its purpose.

a) _Parthenon_
b) _Place to worship gods (some of whom where witches and wizards), especially the goddess Athena._

Q7. What was a common wandwood of ancient witches and wizards?
_Olive_

Q8. Underline the correct answer. Which of the following 'demigods' were actually witches and wizards?

a) Persephone | b) Hercules | c) Jason | d) Medea | e) Medusa | f) Icarus | g) Achilles | h) Theseus

Q9. Explain why the public identity of ancient witches and wizards slowly reverted into secrecy and silence, separating the muggle and wizarding worlds.
_There were some irreconsilable differences between wizards and muggles. On the one hand, some wizards got really arrogant about being 'more powerful' than people without magic, and became dangerous because of the amount of power they wielded, and the reckless ways they sometimes used it. The best way to stop it was to seperate their society from the one that gave them that sense of superiority. Muggles, on the other hand, were also partially responsible for the divide. Some muggles didn't understand why magic couldn't fix all of their problems, instead of just some of them, and this made them frustrated, especially when you consider that some of the wizards and witches were pretending to gods, and gods are supposed to be able to make anything happen. So some muggles felt cheated and got angry with the wizards, and so most wizards just decided it would be best if they kept their existence secret from muggles so this sort of thing wouldn't happen again._

Name: __Keegan Kearney_
House: ____Gryffindor____

Perform the exam to the best of your ability: all necessary information has been covered in the course of first year, and no questions will be unanswerable. If a question proves difficult, I may briefly outline what is required but I am unable to provide an in-depth explanation. Extra ink, quills and parchment will be given upon request.

The following are all forbidden, and seen as a direct infringement of examination regulations:

• Communicating and/or talking once the test has begun.
• Possession of documents, books, notes etc that are not permitted.
• The use of magic to provide answers and/or an aid to knowledge.

Anybody found breaking these rules will be ejected from the classroom and have their manuscript destroyed, resulting in an 'unclassified' grade that will affect any future History of Magic exams and your final grade for this year.

This test is 50% of your final grade, so try not to panic: have a good exam.

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Q1. Name the five Greek gods that were in reality powerful witches and wizards.
a) _Aires _
b) _ Appelo
c) __Demeator _
d) _ Artemes
e) __Jesus? __

Q2. Give two reasons that caused the Muggle Rebellion of Athens, 560BC.
I) The fake gods didn't give them what they wanted.
II) Money.________

Q3. Underline the correct answer. Approximately, how many died in the Muggle Rebellion of Athens?

a) 500 | b) 1,000 | c) 5,000 | d) 15,000 | e) 40,000 | f) 55,000 | g) 75,000  | h) 100,000 | i) 150,000 | j) 200,00

Q4. Ancient scrolls describe how Kyros of Crete (labelled a demigod by the people) set the sky ablaze to show his power. In reality, what spell was cast to explain this illusion?
__Findfire__

Q5. The wizards and witches of Ancient Greece were 'guardians of the people'; what were those of Ancient Egypt considered guardians of?
a) _ Water_
b) __Money _
c) Heaven

Q6. Identify this structure and its purpose.

a) _Temple of Zorro_
b) _Worship?._

Q7. What was a common wandwood of ancient witches and wizards?
_Olive_

Q8. Underline the correct answer. Which of the following 'demigods' were actually witches and wizards?

a) Persephone | b) Hercules | c) Jason | d) Medea | e) Medusa | f) Icarus | g) Achilles | h) Theseus

Q9. Explain why the public identity of ancient witches and wizards slowly reverted into secrecy and silence, separating the muggle and wizarding worlds.

_ The witches and wizards lyed to the muggles about being gods and when they couldn't do what they said they could, the muggles got mad. The wizards hid becuse they didn't want to get hurt or they didn't want to hurt the muggles._