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All third year students at Hogwarts are required to complete a set of examinations to get into the fourth year. There is one exam for each subject.

1994 timetableEdit

Monday: Transfiguration, Charms, Arithmancy and Study of Ancient Runes.

Tuesday: Care of Magical Creatures, Potions, Astronomy.

Wednesday: History of Magic, Herbology.

Thursday: Defence Against the Dark Arts, Divination, Muggle Studies.

Known examsEdit

1993Edit

TransfigurationEdit

The exam included turning a teapot into a tortoise.

CharmsEdit

Was to perform the Cheering Charm, among other spells.

Care of Magical CreaturesEdit

To keep a Flobberworm alive for an hour.

PotionsEdit

To brew a Confusing Concoction.

History of MagicEdit

May have included questions on Witch Hunts.

Defence Against the Dark ArtsEdit

An obstacle course of dark magical creatures which included wading across a deep paddling pool containing a grindylow, a series of potholes full of Red Caps, Squishing your way across a patch of marsh ignoring the misleading directions of a Hinkypunk then climbing into an old trunk and battle a Boggart.

DivinationEdit

Included looking into a crystal ball and being able to distinguish what could be seen. Both Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley chose to simply make something up. Harry's prediction, of a hippogriff flying away, turned out to be accurate. As nobody was mentioned as having failed the exam despite several students admitting they were just making things up, it is likely that anyone who at least pretended to see something would have been given a pass.

AppearancesEdit

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (First appearance)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (video game)

See alsoEdit

Wizarding Education

Schools: Academy of Broom Flying · Beauxbatons Academy of Magic · Brazilian wizarding school · Charm School · Durmstrang Institute · Euro-Glyph School of Extraordinary Languages · Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry · Mahoutokoro · Salem Witches' Institute · Wizarding Academy of Dramatic Arts
Examinations: First year exams · Second year exams · Third year exams · Fourth year exams · Ordinary Wizarding Level · Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Test
Core classes: Astronomy · Charms · Defence Against the Dark Arts · Herbology · History of Magic · Potions · Transfiguration
Elective classes: Alchemy · Arithmancy · Care of Magical Creatures · Divination · Muggle Studies · Study of Ancient Runes
Extra-curricular classes: Apparition · Advanced Arithmancy Studies · Ancient Studies · Art · Flying · Frog Choir · Ghoul Studies · Hogwarts orchestra · Magical Theory · Muggle Art · Muggle Music · Music · Xylomancy

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 An obstacle course of [[Dark Arts|dark magical]] creatures which included wading across a deep paddling pool containing a [[grindylow]], a series of potholes full of [[Red Cap]]s, Squishing your way across a patch of marsh ignoring the misleading directions of a [[Hinkypunk]] then climbing into an old trunk and battle a [[Boggart]].
 ====Divination====
-Included looking into a [[crystal ball]] and being able to distinguish what could be seen.
+Included looking into a [[crystal ball]] and being able to distinguish what could be seen. Both [[Harry Potter]] and [[Ronald Weasley]] chose to simply make something up. Harry's prediction, of a [[hippogriff]] flying away, turned out to be accurate. As nobody was mentioned as having failed the exam despite several students admitting they were just making things up, it is likely that anyone who at least pretended to see something would have been given a pass.
 ==Appearances==