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current lesson
charms lesson 3
Accio
Pronunciation: Various suggestions have been made, including:
/ˈækioʊ/ AK-ee-oh
/ˈæksioʊ/ AK-see-oh
/ˈæsioʊ/ a**-ee-oh
Description: This charm summons an object to the caster, potentially over a significant distance.
Suggested Etymology: The Latin word accio means "I call" or "I summon". In the Hungarian translation, the spell is called "Invito", possibly from the word "to invite".
An object can be placed under counter-enchantments to prevent it being summoned magically.
Protego
Pronunciation: /proʊˈteɪɡoʊ/ proh-TAY-goh
Description: The Shield Charm causes minor to medium jinxes, curses, and hexes to rebound upon the attacker. It can also cause a shield to erupt from the caster's wand. This Charm was created by Trevor Poor
Suggested Etymology: Latin protego meaning "to protect".
Notes: cannot block unforgivable curses .
Incarcerous
Pronunciation: /ɪŋˈkɑrsərəs/ ing-KAR-sər-əs
Description: Ties someone or something up with ropes.
it is used mostly after a battle to make the people who might try to escape be tied up so they won't run
Suggested Etymology: English incarcerate meaning "to imprison" or "to confine",[26] via Latin carcer meaning "prison."
Reducto
Pronunciation: /rɛˈdʌktoʊ/ re-DUK-toh
Description: Enables the caster to explode solid objects. power of the spell is relative to the power of the caster
Suggested Etymology: Latin reductio meaning "to explode".[13]
home work
1.what does the accio spell do?(1 point)
2.where is the Etymology of the accio spell?(1 point)
3.what does the protego charm do?(2 points)
4.who created the protego charm?(1 point)
5.what is the etymology of the protego charm?(1 point)
6.what does the Incarcerous spell do?(1point)
7.when is the Incarcerous spell most often used?(1 point)
8.what does the reducto spell do? (1 point)
9. what s the etymology of the reducto spell?(1 point)
class work
role play the casting of the spell
DO NOT CAST THESE ON ME OR LOSE 7 POINTS
USE THE MONKEY FOR THE INCARCEROUS SPELL
YOU WILL USE THESE JARS TO DO THE ACCIO SPELL
AND THE PROTEGO SPELL WILL BE USED TO DEFEND AGAINST THE EXPELLIARMUS spell that the dueling dummy casts at whomever steps in front of it
YOU WILL USE THESE BLOCKS OF STONE TO DO THE REDUCTO SPELL
charms 2
lesson 3
Furnunculus curse
Pronunciation: /fərˈnʌŋkjuləs/ fər-NUNG-kew-ləs
Description: Causes the target to become covered in boils.
Suggested etymology: Latin furunculus originally meaning "petty thief" but later used to mean "boil" in English
this spell becomes more powerful when mixed with the bat boogey hex and can alter the affect to something unknown when used on malfoy in that combination malfloy was turned into a slimy octopus type thing
Quietus
Pronunciation (KWY-uh-tus)
Description Reverses the effect of Sonorus, making the caster's voice normal in volume.
Suggested etymology: "quietus" Latin quiet, peaceful
Sonorus
Description Makes the caster's voice carry over long distances. is the counter to quietus
Pronunciation (so-NO-rus)
Suggested etymology: "sonorus" Latin loud
Diffindo
Description Spell that cuts something open.
Suggested etymology "diffindo" Latin cleave, open
Pronunciation dih-FIN-doe
class work
practice the spells casting each one correctly at least once
homework
1.what does the Furnunculus curse
do?(1 point)
2.wat is the suggested etymology of the Furnunculus curse(1 point)
3. what happenes when you mix the Furnunculus curse
with a bat boogey hex(1 point)
4. what does the quietus spells do(1 point)
5.what spell does the quietus spell cancel?(1 point)
6. what is the suggested etymology of the quietus spell?(1 point)
7. what does the sonorus spell do?(1 point)
8. what is the sugggested etymology of the sonorus spell?(1 point)
9.what spell does the sonorus spell counter?(1 point)
10. what does the diffindo spell do?(1 point)
11.what is the suggested etymology of the diffindo spell?( 1 point)
12. which spell would you find the most useful and why (1 point)
13. name 2 instances when this spell as used in the harry potter books(3 points)
charms 3 lesson 3
Impervius (Impervius Charm)
Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpɜrvi.əs/ im-PUR-vee-əs
Description: This spell makes something repel (literally, become impervious to) substances and outside forces, including water.
this spell is not a combat spell it is a spell meant to protect your stuff from liquids use this spell before you go swimming through rivers and your stuff will not be damaged very useful for keeping things such as fire starters quills and parchment
Suggested etymology:"im-" prefix from L. not + "pervius" L. letting things through
tarantallegra
Pronunciation: /təˌræntəˈlɛɡrə/ tə-RAN-tə-LEG-rə
Description: Makes victim's legs dance uncontrollably, so the victim cannot control his or her movements (recalling the tarantella dance).Suggested etymology:"tarantella" It. dance associated with the tarantula, from Taranto, a city in Italy + "allegro" It. fast
this is a good spell for distracting and confusing your oppenet or if you really need dance skills you could use it on your self
Rictusempra (Tickling Charm)
Pronunciation: /ˌrɪktəˈsɛmprə/ RIK-tə-SEM-prə
Description: The subject experiences the sensation of being tickled Suggested etymology: Latin rictus meaning "open mouth", and Latin semper meaning "always".[12]
Notes: This spell takes the form of a jet of silver light this spell makes them have to use silent magic which is harder to do it may be a way of countering the quietius spell this is untested in that way
class work cast each spell 1 time correctly
2pts for normal casting
4pts for epic casting
homework
1.what does the Rictusempra spell do?(1pts)
2.what does the tarantallegra spell do?(1pts)
3.what does the Impervius spell do ?(1pts)
4.what color is the rictusempra spell?(1pts)
5.name a 2nd way tarantallegra can be used that wasnt in the lesson(1pts)
6.what should you cast on your stuff if you want to keep it safe while swimming?(1pts)
7.what is the Suggested etymology of all 3 spells?
8.what does the rictusempra spell force an opponent to do?(1pts)
9.what is the tarantallegra spelll good at doing to your oppenent?(1pts)
10.does the impervious spell affect organic material explain your reasoning 5pts
charms 4 lesson 3
(Fiendfyre Curse)
Description: Dangerous, uncontrollable and extremely powerful fire which can take the form of beasts such as serpents, Chimaeras and dragons.
Suggested Etymology: A 'fiend' is a diabolically cruel or wicked person, and 'fyre' means fire.
you shouldnt use this unless there is no choice and you have an escape route for it is almost impossible to get rid of fortunately i have placed a second room on this classroom that you will practice this spell in it will absorb the magical fire after it has been cast causing no harm to any one out side the room so when you cast this leave the room imediatedly
Mobiliarbus
Pronunciation: /ˌmoʊbɪliˈɑrbəs/ MOE-bil-ee-AR-bəs
Description: Lifts a tree a few inches off the ground and levitates it to where the caster points their wand.
Suggested Etymology: Latin mobilito meaning "to set in motion" and Latin arbor/arbos meaning "a tree".
this is useful for making walls moving trees that are in the path and many other uses it could also be used as an attack throwing a tree at some one is ahard thing to counter it takes a great deal of control so you will use room 3 which is full of magical trees that are ancient and have a regrowth charm on them
Prior Incantato
another name for the spell is Priori Incantatem
Pronunciation: /ˈpraɪ.ɔr ˌɪŋkænˈtɑːtoʊ/ PRYE-or ING-kan-TAH-toh
Description: Causes the echo (a shadow or image) of the last spell cast by a wand to emanate from it.
Suggested Etymology: Latin prior meaning "former" and Latin incanto meaning "to enchant". this spell is best used to learn more about your captured oppenents for if they cast a spell you havent learned you may be able to find some notes somewhere that will tell you how to cast such a spell and the other use is that you cna see what kind of spells they prefre to use the more powerful witches and wizards can see more than one previous spell cast
cw practice the spells in the speicified places
hw
1.what does the Prior Incantato do?
2.what is the suggested etymology for the Prior Incantato spell
3.what does the Mobiliarbus do
4.what is the suggested etymology for the Mobiliarbus spell?
5.what is another name for the prior incantato spell
6.what does teh (Fiendfyre Curse) do
7.name 3 uses for the Mobiliarbus
8 name 3 forms the (Fiendfyre Curse) can take
9.name 3 psells that you would like to use in future classes
10. which of the above spells would you prefer to have to use on a regualr basis
charms 5 lesson 3
Sonorus
Pronunciation: /sɒˈnɔərəs/ so-NOHR-əs
Description: Magnifies the spell caster’s voice, functioning as a magical megaphone
Suggested Etymology: Latin sonorus meaning "loud".
Notes: The counter-spell is Quietus.
this spell is useful for making battle commands heard above the roar of battle being heard in a crowded place and many other things
Reducio
Pronunciation: /rɛˈdjuːsi.oʊ/ re-DEW-see-oh
Description: Makes an enlarged object smaller. Counter-charm to Engorgio. .
Suggested Etymology: Latin reducio meaning "to bring back".
this is useful for so many things you could make an object that is too large to carry fit in your pocket you could reduce the amount of objects blocking your opponet from view you could make the terrain easier to travel over by shrinking the tres rocks and boulders
(Colour-Change Charm)
Description: Changes an object's colour.
colore cambiamento
suggested etymology
colore latin meaning color cambiamento latin meaning change
class work
you remember our monkey friends that we made quiet a few years ago right? well there back this time practice the sonorus and the color change spells on them
the other spell will be used on the practice dummies
homework
1.what does the Reducio do?
2.what does the colore cambiamento spell do?
3.what does the sonorus spell do
4. what is the suggested etymology for all 3 spells
5. name 3 uses for the Reducio spell
6.what is sonorus the counter spell for?
7.name two uses for the sonorus spell
8.generate 1 spell that hasnt been used yet
9.the Reducio spell counters what spell?
10.what is your fav spell from the list explain your reasoning
charms 6
Defodio (Gouging Spell)
Pronunciation: /dɛˈfoʊdi.oʊ/ de-FOH-dee-oh
Description: Can carve or dig out materials, such as stone and steel.
Suggested Etymology: Latin defodio, meaning, "to dig, dig out."
works on organic materials only this is a very useful spell it can be sued to dig your way out of a cave in with a little bit of caution as to not cause it to cave in again it can help you bury things by making the hole inwhich you will bury stuff and it can also be used to harm people it has many uses depending on the creativity of the witch or wizard
Deprimo
Pronunciation: /ˈdɛprɨmoʊ/ DEP-ri-moh
Description: very powerful wind that can loosen and/or soften a variety of things, it can also be used to detach things
Suggested Etymology: Latin deprimo which means to "dig deep".
a very powerful spell if used on a person that is charging at you it will make it harder for them to get to you and most spells will have the magical energy slowed or pushed back
Glisseo
Pronunciation: /ˈɡlɪsiː.oʊ/ GLIS-see-oh or /ɡlɪˈseɪ.oʊ/ gli-SAY-oh
Description: Causes the steps on a stairway to flatten and form a ramp or slide.
Suggested Etymology: French glisser meaning "slide".
this can be used to drop heavy items on people that are chasing you up stairs or to prevent people from following after in the hogwarts castle its used on the girls dormatories to stop the guys from going into their rooms but there is no such spell active for girls going into guys rooms
1. what does the glisseo spell do
2 what is the suggested etymology for the glisseo spell
3.what does the Deprimo spell do
4.what isx the suggested etymology for the Deprimo spell
5.where in hogwarts has the glisseo spell been used and why(2pts)
6.what does the Defodio spell do?
7.what is the suggested etymology of the Defodio spell
8.name two uses for the glisseo spell
9.name two uses for the Defodio spell
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past lessons
charms 1
charms lesson 1
the Engorgio charm is very usefulit is used to make things bigger to enlarge them there are many uses for this spell some include making objects bigger for demonstrations, making an item that was too small become bigger making something bigger to see the tiny details in itthere are obviously lots more uses for this charm the pronunciation is en-gorg-IO the engorgio charm is meant for objects only there is a separate spell for living things Expelliarmus spell Latin for “to expel a weapon”.This spell is used to disarm an opponent. Although a simple spell, it causes
the victim's wand to fly out of his or her hand, depriving its victim of his
or her primary weapon and means of defense. When used by many people on a
single target in tandem, the spell is powerful enough to knock the target
off of his or her feet, as was demonstrated on Severus Snape in Harry Potter
and the Prisoner of Azkaban. the pronunciation of this spell isex-spell-e-ar-mus Immobulus"Immobilise" means to prevent moving. is a very useful spell can stop enemies from approaching, can stop things that are thrown at youthe pronunciation of this spell is M-MOB-U-LUSHermione used this spell in her 2nd year to stop some Cornish pixies home work 1. what does the engorgio spell do?2. name 2 uses for this spell3.what does the expelliarmus spell do4.what happens when multiple people cast the expelliarmus spell on the same target5. what does the immobulus spell do class workpratice the use of all the spells we learned about today you are given promission to use the expelliarmus spell and the immobulus spell on each otherfor the engorgio spell i have several cups for you to use successfully cast each spell 1 timespoints wont be given after the 1st correctly cast spell
charms 2
charms 2 lesson 1
Serpensortia-Pronunciation: /ˌsɛrpənˈsɔrti.ə/ SUR-pən-SOR-tee-ə
Suggested etymology: Latin serpens meaning "a snake" and French Sortir meaning "come out of, to leave".
Causes a large serpent to burst from the end of the caster's wand.
this is useful mostly as a distraction in battle but if you have a fondness for snakes then you might like this spell
Silencio (Silencing Charm)
Pronunciation: /sɪˈlɛnsi.oʊ/ si-LEN-see-oh
Suggested Etymology: Italian silenzio or Spanish silencio meaning "silence".
this spell is used to make things silent witches and wizards dont cast every spell with out some form of verbal command making this a useful spell one use is to cast it on some one making all verbal messages they would send to others in battle useless and it also disrupts their team work a bit
Obliviate (Memory Charm)
causes some one to forget a memory that
a good use for this spell is to use it on people who have seen things you dont want them to remeber or tell others about another use would be to cause them to forget the memory of the the spells they have learned making them unable to magically defend them selves
Suggested etymology: Latin oblivium meaning "forgetfulness"
class work
cast these spells for practice
use the monkey in the cage for the oblicaiate and silencio spells
home work
1. what does the obliviate charm do?(1 point)
2.what is the etymology of the obliviate spell and what does the etymology mean?(2 points)
3.what does the silencio spell do?(1 point)
4. what is the etymology of the silencio spell and what does it mean(2 points)
5. what does the Serpensortia spell do(1 point)
6. what is the etymology of the Serpensortia spell and what does it mean( 2 points)
7. which of these spells would you prefer to use and why?(1 point)
charms 3
charms 3 lesson 1
Locomotor
Pronunciation: LOH-ko-MOH-tor
Description: The spell is always used with the name of a target, at which the wand is pointed (e.g. "Locomotor Trunk!"). The spell causes the named object to rise in the air and move around at the will of the caster.the castor uses their wand to point to where they want the item to go max weight it can move is 50 pounds
Suggested etymology: Latin loco meaning "to place" and Latin moto meaning "to move about"
Lumos
Pronunciation: LEW-mos
Description: Creates a narrow beam of light that shines from the wand's tip, like a torch.
Suggested etymology: Latin lumen meaning "light".
Notes: The counter spell, Nox, extinguishes the light. The caster of this spell can cast other spells while this spell is in effect. can harm creatures sensitive to light such as vampires
doesnt work against magical darkness
Muffliato
Pronunciation: MUF-lee-AH-toh
Description: Keeps nearby people, or those to whom the wand is directed, from hearing nearby conversations. useful for protecting private conversations or for keeping important info from prying ears
Suggested etymology: English muffle meaning "to make a sound less distinct by covering its source"
classwork
cast these spells 1 times(not on me)
homework
1.what does the lumos spell do?
2.what does the Locomotor spell do?
3.what does the Muffliato spell do
4.what is the counter spell to lumos?
5.name 2 uses for the Muffliato spell
6.what special conditions apply to the Locomotor spell
7.what is the Suggested etymology of all 3 spells
8.what is the max weight able to be affected by
the Locomotor spell
9. name 3 special properties of the lumos spell
10. give 3 spells that havent been used in any of the classes that you would like to learn about
(these may appear in the next lesson :ninjagreen: )
charms 4
charms 4 lesson 1
Flagrate
“Flagrantia” is Latin for “burning”. Makes the spell-caster able to draw
lines of fire with their wand. this spell is not really use ful in battle except for giving coded messages to those around you
Pronunciation: /fləˈɡreɪtiː/ flə-GRAY-tee
Impedimenta (Impediment Jinx, Impediment Curse)
Pronunciation: im-PED-i-MEN-tə (/ɪmˌpɛdɪˈmɛntə/)
Description: This powerful spell is capable of tripping, freezing, binding, knocking back and generally impeding the target's progress towards the caster.this spell is great for fleeing a bad fight or for slowing your opponent down all effects can be controlled by the caster but are not very long lasting it only impedes them but does not stop them completely the spell only last for about 10 seconds per a casting
Suggested Etymology: Latin impedimentum (plural impedimenta) meaning "a hindrance" or "an impediment".
Waddiwasi
Pronunciation: /ˌwɑːdiˈwɑːsi/ WAH-dee-WAH-see
Description: Appears to launch small objects through the air.
Suggested Etymology: English wad meaning "a lump of soft material and Latin vado meaning, "to go". this is used to send small objects flying which is only a distraction but can still be effective for a feint with a more powerful spell
class work cast each spell successfully on things in the classroom do not cast on the professor
homework
1. what does the Flagrate spell do?(1pts)
2.what is the Suggested Etymology of the spell flagrate and what does it mean(1pts)
3.what does the Impedimenta spell do?
4.name two other names for the Impedimenta spell
5.what is the Suggested Etymology of the Impedimenta spell
6.how long does the Impedimenta spell last per casting?
7. what does the Waddiwasi spell do
8.name a good use for the Waddiwasi spell
9.what is the Suggested Etymology of the Waddiwasi spell
10.which spell would you use most often?
charms 5
Aparecium
Pronunciation: /ˌæpəˈriːsi.əm/ AP-ə-REE-see-əm
Description: This spell makes invisible ink appear.
Suggested Etymology: The Latin word appareo which means "to become visible or to appear".[7]
Notes: See also Specialis Revelio.
this spell is useful for finding hidden messages that may lead to secrets of your enemies plans which help in battle cause it allows you to know what they are likely to do
Liberacorpus
Pronunciation: /ˌlɪbərəˈkɔrpəs/ LIB-ər-ə-KOR-pəs (nonverbal)
Description: The counter spell to Levicorpus.
Suggested Etymology: Latin liberare meaning "to free", and Latin corpus meaning "body".
useful incase any one uses that spell agasint you
Levicorpus
Pronunciation: /lɛvɨˈkɔrpəs/ LEV-i-KOR-pəs (nonverbal)
Description: The victim is dangled upside-down by one of their ankles, sometimes accompanied by a flash of white light.
Suggested Etymology: Latin verb levo meaning "to raise" and Latin corpus meaning "body".
Notes: The counter curse is Liberacorpus.
also very useful in battle your oppenet is disorientated and upside down and maybe partially blind for a bit which gives you plenty of opppurtunity to attack or defend some one else warning they can still cast spells if they still have their wand
class work cast each spell once against the dummies
for the counter spell you will use the dummies that are being held by another dummy who has cast levicorpus the dangling dummy will cast the disamr spell if you fail meaning wait 1 minute to find your wand before casting agin
home work
1. what does the aparecium spell do
2.what does the liberacorpus spell do
3. what does the levicorpus spell do
4. what is the suggested etymology of the aparecium spell
5. what is the suggested etymology of the liberacorpus spell
6.what is the suggested etymology for the levicorpus spell
7. what spell is similar to this spell
8.what are the battle abilities of the levicorpus spell
9. who made the levicorpus spell
10. who made the liberacorpus spell
charms 6
Obscuro
Pronunciation: /ɒbˈskjuːroʊ/ ob-SKEW-roh
Description: Causes a blindfold to appear over the victim's eyes, obstructing their view of their surroundings.
Suggested Etymology: Latin obscuro meaning "to hide or conceal".
this is useful for escaping from enemies or causing a distraction or for making an enemy unable to attack you wont attack something you cant see
(Bedazzling Hex)
Description: Similar to a Disillusionment Charm, it can be used to conceal a person or an object. Is also used to make invisibility cloaks.
same thought process as the previous spell if they cant see you they cant attack you
Caterwauling Charm)
Description: Anyone entering the perimeter of a Caterwauling Charm sets off a high-pitched shriek.
Etymology: Correct Classical Latin for "Beware the enemy", from the verb caveo and the noun inimicus.[7]
Note: Similar to an intruder charm: they both produce an alarm if the vicinity is disturbed. this lets you be prepared for when a person maybe trying to attack
homework
1.what does the obscuro spell do?
2.what does the caterwauling charm do
3.what does the (Bedazzling Hex) spell do
4.what is the suggested etyolgomy of the obscuro charm
5.why would you use the obscuro spell
6.why would you use the bedazzling hex
7.why would you use the caterwauling charm
8. which would you personally prefer to use and why
9.whats the difference bewteen the obscuro chamr and the bedazzling hex?
charms 1 lesson 2
charms lesson 2
Alohomora- From Hawaiian “Aloha” which means “hello/farewell” and Latin “mora” which
means “obstacle”. This spell is used to open a locked door or window. While
it will not unlock all magically sealed doors, it works well against
"Colloportus." this spell is used in most non combat situations but is still a valuable spell to know
the pronunciation is ah-lor-a-mora
Cheering Charm-these charms are for beneficial use only they cause the target to become happy more relaxed and more friendlythe incantation is tuor vardamirthe pronunciation is two-R-VARD-A-mirror Confundus Charm
“Confundo” is Latin for “to confuse”. Used to confuse an object or person,
to make them believe what the spell caster wants them to.
it is a spell that is relative to the caster's power can cause people to be very disorientatedthe pronunciation is kon-fun-do home work1. where does the roots for the alohomora spell come from and what do they mean(2points)2.name a good use of the cheering charm and explain your reasoning(2 points)3. what would you use the confundus charm for explain your reasoning(2 points)4.whatspell does the alohomora spell counter(1 point)5.what does the alohomora spell do(1 point)6.what does the confundus charm do(1 point)7.what is the main purpose for the cheering charm(1 point) class work role play a situation where you must use the alohomora spell practice casting all the spells we learned todayrole play a time when you had cast the confundus charm on some one or when you had been the target of the charm
charms 2 lesson 2
charms 2 lesson 2
Reducio
Pronunciation: /rɛˈdjuːsi.oʊ/ re-DEW-see-oh
Suggested etymology redusen" Middle Eng. diminish, from "reducer" Old French. bring back to the source, from "reducere" Latin. bring, lead
this spell is used to make things smaller it is a great counter to engorgio
it is most often used to return things to their normal size after the engorgio spell has been done another use for this spell is to make things smaller so that they are lighter and take up less space great for travel
Rennervate
Pronunciation: /ˈrɛnərveɪt/ REN-ər-vayt
this spell is good for bringing people out of unconsciousness when this spell is cast successfully it will emit a red light just like the stunning spell will
it is also a counter to the stunning spell not really used for combat but can wake up a friend who has been hit with the stunning spell and that gives you more people to continue the duel with
Suggested etymology from the prefix "re-" would come from Latin re-, "again" and "en-" Old French from "in-" L. cause to be + "nerves" Eng. c.1603 strength, from "nervus" L. nerve
Petrificus Totalus (Body-Bind Curse)
Pronunciation: /pɛˈtrɪfɨkəs toʊˈtæləs/ pe-TRIF-i-kəs toh-TAL-əs
Description: Used to temporarily bind the victim's body in a position much like that of a soldier at attention; this spell does not restrict breathing or seeing, and the victim will usually fall to the ground. this spell has many uses from stopping people from getting away to keeping others from attacking you or a friend.
note the eyes of the target remain mobile which means the person is still aware of what is going on.
Suggested etymology English petrify meaning "to turn to stone" and English total meaning complete
class work practice the spells in the classroom
use the dummies for the first and last spell
use the unconscious monkeys for the 2nd spell
role play a time when you had to use one of the spells from the lesson
home work
1. what does the reducio spell do?(1 point))
2. what spell does the reducio spell counter?(1 point)
3. what is the Suggested etymology of the reducio spell?(1 point)
4. what does the Rennervate spell do?(1 point)
5. what is the Suggested etymology of the rennercate spell?(1 point)
6. whaat does the Petrificus Totalus curse do?(1 point)
7. what is aanother nme for the petrificus totalus curse?(1 point)
8.what is the suggested etymology of the petrificus totalus curse?(1 point)
9. what spell dooes the rennervate spell conter?(1 point)
10. which of these spellss would you like to use most in combat?(1 point)
11. true or faalse the petrificus totalus curse knocks out the target?(1 point)
charms 3 lesson 2
chrams lesson 2 Densaugeo
Duro, Expulso
Densaugeo
Pronunciation: /dɛnˈsɔːdʒiː.oʊ/ den-SAW-jee-oh
Description: Causes the teeth of the recipient to grow at an alarming rate.
Suggested Etymology: Latin dens, meaning "tooth", and augeo, meaning "to enlarge". this spell is more of a distraction not realy that useful
Duro
Pronunciation: /ˈdjʊəroʊ/ DEWR-oh
this spell turns the target to stone in some countries it is considered the same as being petrified the mandrake potion can restor a person hit with a duro spell
Expulso
Pronunciation: /ɛkˈspʊlsoʊ/ ek-SPOOL-soh
Description: A spell that causes an object to explode. The force of the explosion may depend on the intent of the caster.
this is a very useful spell in combat it only works on objects though if you cast it at a living thing it will fail but the items around them are very good targets by exploding the objects around them you cause two things to happen
first they no longer have a item to throw/hide behind
and 2 the shrapnel from the item exploding can cause them to take minor wounds that may be fatal it will also cause them to be distracted at the very least making them an easier opponent to disarm and subdue or escape from.
Suggested etymology: Latin expulso meaning to "drive out, expel, force out, banish."
classwork cast each spell once on the animated practice dummies only 2 pints for nomal casting 4 points for epic casting
homework
1.what does the duro spell do?(1pts)
2. what does the Densaugeo spell do?(1pts)
3.what does the Expulso spell do?(1pts)
4.what is the suggested etymology for all 3 spells(1pts)
5.true or false densaugeo is very useful in battle(1pts)
6.can a duro spell affect organic material?(1pts)
7.can the expluso spell affect humans or other living creatures(1pts)
8.what two things are caused by the casting of an expulso spell?( 2pts)
9.generate 3 more spells that havent been generated yet these may appear in a future lesson
charms 4 lesson 2
today we will learn some combat spells and a spell for helping out side of combat
Confringo
this spell is very useful it causes any thing it hits to explode into flames
Pronunciation: /kɒnˈfrɪŋɡoʊ/ kon-FRING-goh (hard "g") or /kɒnˈfrɪndʒoʊ/ kon-FRIN-joh
Suggested Etymology: The Latin confringo, which means "to break in pieces, to bring to naught"
Diffindo (Severing Charm)
Pronunciation: /dɪˈfɪndoʊ/ di-FIN-doh
Description: To cut things.
Suggested Etymology: Latin diffindo, "I divide.
Scourgify (Scouring Charm)
Pronunciation: /ˈskɜrdʒɨfaɪ/ SKUR-ji-fye
Description: Used to clean something.
Suggested Etymology: English scour meaning "to clean by vigorous rubbing". can be used on people but is not the best option
class work
cast each spell once
for the cleaning spell i have some dirty owl cages for you to practice on
for the other two use the stunning dummies in the corner
home work
1.what does the Scourgify spell do?
2.what does the Diffindo spell do
3.what does the Confringo do
4.which of the combat spells would you prefer to use?
5.what is the Suggested Etymology of the diffindo spell
6.what is the Suggested Etymology of the scourgify spell
7.what is the Suggested Etymology of the confringo spell
8.name 3 spells you would like to learn about that hasnt been used in any lesson
charms 5 lesson 2
Avis
Pronunciation: /ˈɑːvɪs/ AH-vis
Description: This charm creates a flock of birds that pour forth from the caster's wand. When coupled with Oppugno, it can be used offensively.
Suggested Etymology: The Latin word avis which means "bird".[7]
this spelldoesnt make the birds attack they just appear
(Babbling Curse)
Description: The Babbling Curse is not fully understood but it is presumed to cause a person to babble whenever they try to speak
the incantation is jumo mumble
this spell is useful for causing your oppent to say nonsense making it much more difficult for them to cast spells verbally
also useful for making friends who have been captured not revel any thing to the enemies
pipistrello malocchio
sugested eytomology latin for bat hex
this is the bat bogey hex(no real incantation was able so i made my own)
Description: Grotesquely enlarges the target's bogeys, gives them wings, and sets them attacking the target.
this spell is a distraction
homework
1. what does the bat bogey hex do(1pt)
2.sugested eytomology for the bat bogey hex is and what does it mean(1pt)
3.what is the incantation for the babliing curse?(1pt)
4.what does the babling curse do?(1pt)
5.name two uses for teh babling curse(2pt)
6. what does the avis spell do?(1pt)
7. what is the suggested etyomology for the avis spell and whats it mean?(1pt)
8.can you make the birds attack with the avis spell?
charms 6 lesson 2
Conjunctivitis Curse Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the conjunctiva (mucous membrane that lines the surface of the eyelid and the exposed surface of the eyeball), and is taken from the Latin "conjunctus," meaning "joined together." This curse is aimed at the eyes of the victim and causes the eyelids to crust together so that the victim cannot see. In addition to loss of sight, it seems to cause pain to the victim as well.
Expecto Patronum "Patronus" is Latin for "protector". The Patronus Charm. When literally translated, the phrase "Expecto Patronum" means, "I expect a guardian." The Patronus Charm is highly advanced magic, beyond Ordinary Wizarding Level. It is used to ward off both dementors and Lethifolds and probably works against other creatures as well. To conjure a Patronus, the spell caster must speak the incantation ("Expecto Patronum") while concentrating hard on an extremely happy thought or memory. When the charm is cast successfully, the spell caster's wand emits a Patronus; a stream of silvery vapor that takes on the shape of an animal. The type of animal the Patronus assumes depends entirely upon the witch or wizard who conjures it, reflecting certain traits of the caster's personality. The Patronus is the embodiment of the caster's happy memories and acts as a shield, protecting the witch or wizard.
Ferula Conjures a splint and bandages. this is useful since most of the time you may end up getting hurt in battle and having a way to keep your arm aligned is always good
1.what does the Conjunctivitis Curse do?
2.what are teh two effects of the Conjunctivitis Curse ?
3.what does the ferula spell do
4.what does the Expecto Patronum spell do?
5.what is your patronus?
6.which would you prefer to have to use more often?
7what are teh two forms of the patronus
8.how do you conjure a patronus
9.name twop creatures the patronus works on
class work cast each spell
cast both forms of the patronus(do it twice)
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 8:39 am
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 8:41 am
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 8:42 am
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