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On the day of the LS exam, there was a depressing atmosphere in the auditorium. Most of the fifth- and seventh-grade students who were about to enter the exam room remained silent. The depressive atmosphere before the exam even affected students in other grades.

Opposite Albert, Shanna actually read "The Achievements of the Magic" while eating, fearing that she would forget the key points in the book. Lee Jordan, who was yawning on his right hand and absent-minded, mistakenly mistook salt for sugar and added it to pumpkin porridge.

Here, even Fred and George, who had always been careless, were affected by the exam, became taciturn, and even lost their appetite.

Only Albert was eating slowly as usual, unaffected by the depressing atmosphere before the exam.

After breakfast, students in other grades went to their classrooms, but the fifth and seventh grade students remained in the hall aimlessly waiting for the exam to begin.

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The curse theory of ls and s will be tested together in the auditorium, but the seats will be separated.

The waiting was the most difficult thing. Everyone looked very nervous. Many people tried to calm down by turning over books, but most of the time they still looked secretly towards the auditorium, as if they were eager to see something.

Albert had experience with this. He gave George the half-pack of mints he had eaten last time and asked him to share the candies with everyone to help them relieve their stress and anxiety before the exam.

Of course, other colleges don’t have it.

"You are very thoughtful."

With sugar in her mouth, Shanna found Albert on the stone bench in the courtyard, who was lazily flipping through "The Achievements of Magic", and sat down next to him with a smile.

"No way, I'm very experienced."

Albert closed the book and asked casually, "Think about those test papers, o.w.ls are actually not difficult at all."

"Yeah." Shanna didn't know what she was thinking, so she responded casually.

After a while, all the Gryffindor candidates came out and gathered around Albert, holding mints in their mouths and chatting incoherently about the topic of the exam. Their original nervousness relaxed unknowingly.

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The LS exam starts at ten o'clock, and professors start arranging candidates to enter the venue at nine-thirty.

The auditorium has been rearranged by the professors. The four long academic tables have been moved and replaced with many small single tables, all facing the teachers' bench at the end of the auditorium.

The first Charms Theory Examination was invigilated by five professors including Professor McGonagall, Professor Flitwick, Professor Marchbain, Professor Tofty and Professor Greengrass.

Students must go through a round of inspection before entering the examination room.

Filch was standing at the entrance of the auditorium, holding two honesty detectors to check whether the examinees were carrying contraband. After being roughly checked, they would take the exam seat numbers they had drawn to find their respective seats.

Most students who try to cheat are not bothered by this, but of course there are always exceptions.

"It's really hard to imagine that you can be so stupid." Filch touched the sleeve of the Hufflepuff boy with the honesty detector, and a sneer appeared at the corner of his mouth, "You should be lucky that the exam hasn't happened yet.

First of all, if you ask me, you should be disqualified from the exam for those sneaky guys."

So, in addition to the memory balls and a few error-correcting inks, there were two more removable cuffs on the table.

Many students found it very interesting and thought that the guys who tried to cheat were so stupid. If it were them, Filch would definitely not have discovered it.

Albert discovered that there are two types of detachable clip-on cuffs, one is the magic version, which is invisible to the naked eye, but will be detected by honest detectors, and the other is the non-magic version, but Filch seems to be experienced.

He could easily check it out. He scolded and handed out number plates to the candidates, and finally succeeded in saving several students who had gone astray.

Albert glanced at his number plate and quickly found his seat number C7. In front of him was a boy from Ravenclaw, and behind him was a girl from Hufflepuff. Well, the one who often had emotional breakdowns.

Tricia Stinson.

After checking the spare quills, ink bottles and parchment on the table, Albert discovered that Professor Flitwick, who had handed them the examination papers, quietly sat behind them and monitored the entire examination room.

After Professor McGonagall turned the huge hourglass on the table upside down and placed it next to it, he announced to all the candidates: "You can start answering the questions."

Albert picked up the test paper, quickly glanced at all the questions, and couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief.

The test questions are indeed the most basic. As long as you master the knowledge points in the Charms class, you don't have to worry about not getting "excellent".

The Charms Theory Test is divided into three types of questions:

The first is to answer questions.

For example: a) write a spell that can make objects fly; b) describe the action of waving a wand.

The second type is multiple choice questions.

For example: The correct incantation for the fire-making spell is:

a) blaze, b) burn, c) burn quickly, d) burn out

The third type is the breaking spell.

For example: Please write down the spell to break the hiccup curse.

The test content is really very simple. The only problem is probably that there are a lot of questions. There are a hundred questions on the test paper. For some students, there may not be enough time.

Of course, for Albert, this test paper is really not difficult. With the help of the panel, his memory has far exceeded that of ordinary people, and he can answer questions naturally and quickly, and he can do it perfectly without thinking.

At this moment, Albert suddenly heard a sharp siren: Cheating, cheating.

He looked away from the exam paper and looked up in surprise at the front where the sound came from.

Not only Albert, but also everyone else in the auditorium was startled by the sound, and they all cast curious glances this way.

Someone actually cheated?

Does this trigger the anti-cheating mechanism?

The students were very curious, as this was the first time they had encountered such a situation.

The Ravenclaw student looked a little at a loss, because the dark-faced Professor McGonagall quickly got down from the teacher's chair and carried the unfortunate guy out of the auditorium, while calming down the voice.

"Quiet, don't look around, and continue to answer the questions." Professor Flitwick's sharp voice sounded next. His face was also very ugly. After all, he was a student of his own college.

After the exam, the cheating incident quickly caused an uproar among students.

The news soon became clear. It was said that the unlucky guy who was taken out had secretly taken dragon claw powder during the exam, triggering the anti-cheating mechanism.

"He made dragon claw powder into pills and put it in his mouth," said Lee Jordan. "That bastard Kenneth probably tipped him off. He was the only one selling dragon claw powder in the whole school. He could do terrible harm to others.

Yes, I heard that he has been disqualified from the Charms exam, and Professor McGonagall will write to the other party’s home to inform him of this, and if he cheats again, he will be repeated in the grade.”

"How was it detected?" George asked doubtfully.

"No wonder no one has succeeded in cheating." Fred was a little scared. He actually wanted to do that, but was warned by Albert and had to give up in the end.

"The Ministry of Magic must be on guard against dragon claw powder and intelligence-enhancing agents. These two things are the easiest to get. If you know Legilimency, I bet no one will be able to detect your cheating."

"How did you do?" Shanna asked Albert to borrow the test paper, "I think you just fell asleep on your stomach in the end."

"It should be a perfect score."

"I didn't answer a few questions well." Shanna was a little depressed.

"Can you guys shut up?" Fred covered his ears and complained, "I finally finished the test and can't find the correct answer. This makes me feel sick."

During lunch, the auditorium was restored to its original appearance, and the four house tables reappeared. The fifth-year Gryffindor students all gathered around Albert to listen to him talk about what might be tested in the afternoon practical exam.

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There was no way, basically everything Albert said in the morning was passed.

The afternoon magic spell practical exam starts at two o'clock. All candidates are required to come to the small room next to the auditorium in advance and wait to be called to the auditorium in alphabetical order by last name to take the practical exam.

Albert was the first to enter, along with two others.

"Professor Marchban is free, Anderson." Professor Flitwick, standing at the door, assigned examiners to the students entering the room.

"Okay, let's get started, Mr. Anderson, I think this exam is very easy for you." Professor Marchban smiled kindly at Albert, "Please let this glass cup run on the table.

Then let it jump into the air and perform a few sideways flips. Of course, it can be completed without one breath."

What this actually means is that if you complete it in one go, your score will be higher.

Albert did it easily. It was nothing more than the use of basic movement spells and floating spells. The glass cup completed all the movements in one breath, like an elegant athlete.

"very perfect."

As soon as he finished speaking, the sound of glass falling to the floor and breaking could be heard in the auditorium.

Albert looked down at his glass, then turned to look at the unlucky guy far away who failed to perform a sideways turn, and then looked back at his old friend.

Professor Marchban smiled at Albert, pointed at the mouse caught from the cage next to him, and said, "Please turn it green and make the mouse the size of a plate."

"Color-Changing and Expanding Charms."

Albert waved the wand gently, and the mouse immediately turned green and began to expand slowly, and soon reached the size required by the other party.

"Perfect." Professor Marchban indicated that he could leave.

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Albert was very satisfied with the difficulty of the LS exam, which meant that he could easily get "excellent" and complete the task of obtaining twelve excellent exams.
To be continued...