v2 Chapter 51： no one can stay out of it

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"It's time, everyone, put down your pens." When the time was up, Tom clapped his hands and collected all the test papers from the little wizards.

The audience became restless for a while, and many little wizards whispered. Ron also turned his head and said to Harry, "Harry, what do you think? I think the question is ok, but I'm not sure about the werewolf question. Is silverware restraining werewolves?"

"It doesn't seem to work, right? I remember that fresh wounds from werewolf bites can be healed under the action of a mixture of silver powder and white fresh, but there seems to be no record that werewolves are afraid of silverware..." Neville, who was sitting in front, also turned around. Head, I participated in the discussion, and I can see that these questions are indeed a little like common sense quizzes for little wizards from a wizard family.

"There is such a saying in the non-magical world, and they also think that vampires are restrained by silverware and birch wood." Harry said a little gloomily.

"Oh? Is that so?" Ron made a judgment. "Then probably shouldn't have chosen that option. But that's all over, we'll just wait for the results."

Ron regained his optimism, and began to complain about Lockhart, "Really, since my parents' generation, there has been no professor who took the exam in the first class of the school, I think Lockhart This is probably the first time in the entire history of Hogwarts."

Neville comforted Harry, he could see that Harry's grades might not be ideal this time.

In the front row, Hermione was also discussing the answer to the question with her friends.

"Let me think about it. The first question is A and C. The famous dark wizard is Grindelwald instead of Grindylow. They like to eat fish but occasionally attack humans who fall into the water. The second question is A and D, there is a huge difference between a werewolf and a wolf, it is almost the same as the difference between mercury and silver, and the werewolf's rating is five stars, extremely dangerous..."

"Huh?" "Ah!" "Oh!"

Such voices kept ringing around Hermione.

"Hermione, you know so much!" Lisa Dupin exclaimed.

Lisa's compliment made Hermione's cheeks flush: "It's nothing, I'm just dying to read-"

"Okay, kids," Lockhart dressed as Tom collected the papers and clapped his hands after finishing them on the podium, "I believe that some people may not get very good grades in this test, but I The exams are all about common sense! They are all graded questions, if you don’t even know these, then you should reflect on whether you have read too few books.”

Tom paused, his eyes swept across the faces of the little wizards who lowered their heads, "but it's not too late to read books. I asked you to buy a few of my books before school started, although they were added for literary reasons. Lots of flashy rhetoric, but the veracity of the story is unquestionable, and it's good for you to take a look at these books."

"I heard that some classmates often use their spare time to read books in the library after class. I think you should learn from her - if you go to the library often, you won't fail to pass the unannounced exam. Here it is." Tom's eyes fell on Hermione, causing Hermione to blush.

She could feel that everyone else was looking at her, but she also felt that Professor Lockhart was looking at her a bit strange? And some of his little actions and tone are really familiar...

"In order to encourage Hermione's studious spirit, I decided to give Ravenclaw a tenth."

Hermione's eyes widened in surprise: this was the first time she had been awarded points for her love of going to the library.

After Tom used up the bonus points for this class, he took out a copy of "Wandering with Werewolves" from under the podium, and he put the book on the lecture table.

"Today's homework is," he paused, waiting for the lamentations of the little wizards to pass, "read the first three chapters of the book "Wandering with Werewolves". Students who have already read it can continue reading ."

The little wizards breathed a sigh of relief: at least today's homework was easy.

Tom suddenly remembered that he didn't seem to have told them his final exam scores, but he decided to talk about it in the next class - surprises are always good for a few more days.

Tom put away his things and prepared to leave the get out of class early. Before leaving, he looked at everyone and said with a smile: "But don't worry if you don't do well in the exam. This exam doesn't account for a high proportion of the final exam..."

Little wizards: Yay!

"...Because there are usually a lot of quizzes."

Little wizards: …

"Okay, get out of class!" Tom quickly left the classroom with his handbag, running as fast as a university water professor. The little wizards who were left in the room stared at each other: their expressions were desperate.

Very, many, quizzes! These three words are desperate.

Although these questions are not difficult, they are also very annoying. As for a little wizard like Harry, he was even more unlovable, and Harry even felt that his class had already failed.

The thoughts of the little wizards have nothing to do with Tom. At this time, he was walking happily in the corridor. He didn't expect that being a teacher would be so cool, and Tom was even a little addicted.

At this time, Professor McGonagall happened to pass by.

"Professor McGonagall, hello!"

"Hello, Gerrold." Although Professor McGonagall couldn't wait to see Lockhart, he was his colleague after all, and he took the initiative to greet him, so he couldn't ignore him, so he could only bite the bullet respond to him.

"Are you going to have a class later? Then I won't bother you." Tom showed a bright smile and raised the paper in his hand towards Professor McGonagall, "I'm going to change my homework too."

"Well, ah, yes?!" Professor McGonagall had planned to automatically filter Lockhart's nonsense, but he didn't expect Lockhart to leave without saying anything this time.

"Wait a minute, what's in your hand?" Professor McGonagall saw the test paper in Tom's hand, and was a little confused: Can you accept the paper on the first day of school? Or did he let the students write in class?

"It's an exam paper."

Professor McGonagall: ? ? ?

"In order to find out the level of the students, I made a set of test papers for them to do, and I went back and marked it. This is still the inspiration given to me by Professor Snape!"

Professor McGonagall:!

She suddenly felt that the idea seemed good? She wanted to learn from it for the first time, but she also began to think: I teach Transfiguration, how can I improve this idea?

Seeing that Professor McGonagall didn't want to continue to answer, Tom walked towards the office. He still has class in a while.

But the advantage of being a Defence Against the Dark Arts professor is that the seventh grade can teach one thing, and the content of the teaching is colorful and ever-changing.

Professors of other disciplines have taught for more than ten years or even decades, and have long formed a fixed teaching system, such as Professor McGonagall's changing cats and Snape's small problems in the classroom. These little hobbies are actually harmless. The key is that their teaching is progressive, and the content of each grade is different. If you come to a new professor, you need to prepare seven lessons and seven sets of questions...

Defence Against the Dark Arts is different. The professors change every year, so they do not form a system, and the teaching is very chaotic. The students mainly rely on understanding and self-study. Little Crouch, in the first lesson of the school, the whole school will teach the Unforgivable Mantra, and there is no problem - the new professor will burn incense and recite Buddha when he can teach normally.

Tom left, leaving behind a classroom of desperate little wizards, and this desperation was quickly passed on, especially when everyone was eating together in the auditorium at noon, if you listen carefully to the topics of the little wizards, there are three high-frequency Words: Defense Against the Dark Arts, Lockhart, Scoring Test.

From the seventh grade graduates to the first grade Xiaomengxin, no one can escape, no one can stay out of it!

This wide range of AOE effects is amazing. The students who attended the morning session with Defence Against the Dark Arts became a sweet pastry. If it weren't for the fact that the professors were all sitting on the staff seats, the auditorium would have been a mess.

However, the students of the two houses kept chatting and whispering, and they didn't even bother to eat the food in front of them.

"Granger, do you have any impressions of the morning test?"

"Hermione, do you have the answer for the morning test?"

"Hermione, the answer—"

Many students set their sights on Hermione, the well-known scholar. She is a participant in the exam, and she is a super scholar. Her answers are basically standard answers.

Hermione is very embarrassed: this kind of behavior is unquestionable cheating, and it will cause great injustice, but there are too many people who come to ask.

Tom could see clearly on the podium, so he took out a piece of paper, wrote a line on it, and then pulled out his wand a little, and the note turned into a beetle. Then he whispered a few words to Professor Flitwick, who was sitting next to him. Professor Flitwick smiled happily, he nodded, and cast a spell on the beetle as well.

The beetle quickly crawled towards Hermione.

The small movements here attracted the attention of Professor Sprout. UU reading

"What are you talking about? Laughing so happily," she asked her old colleague, Professor Flitwick. As for Lockhart, she doesn't want to talk to this person for the time being: Lockhart was driving a flying car and hit the school's ancient tree, the Punching Willow, which made her very distressed, and the final treatment for Punching Willow was also She did it alone.

"Professor Lockhart gave the students a quiz this morning, and it seems that the other students are very interested in the content of the test." Professor Flitwick looked up at Professor Sprout and said.

"This is cheating!" Professor McGonagall on the side was furious when he heard this sentence, "How can these people in the audience know the content of the exam in advance, I'll-"

But Tom and Flitwick stopped her.

"It's nothing, let them answer, it's not a big problem." Tom looked at the little wizards in the audience with a kind smile.

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