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Unlike the O.W.L.s, the W.O.M.B.A.T.s consist exclusively of written papers. Therefore W.O.M.B.A.T.s could be sat by Muggles as well as wizards, although the Wizarding Examinations Authority does not believe that any Muggle would have the degree of inner- knowledge required to achieve a pass.

The Grade 1 W.O.M.B.A.T. tests the candidate on everyday wizarding laws, domestic spells, magical transport and magical plants and creatures; Grade 2, magical beings and objects, wizarding current affairs, and the Muggle world. The Grade 3 W.O.M.B.A.T. will test you on Magical History; the bodies and laws of the International Wizarding Community; Magical Theory, and Dark Magic.

The Grade 3 W.O.M.B.A.T. is the final examination, and the most difficult. Not only is the subject matter much more advanced, but the examination is also more stringently marked. Certain answers will LOSE YOU MARKS, so choose carefully... This is still not a straightforward Harry Potter trivia test. While a thorough knowledge of the books is essential to achieving a good grade at all levels of W.O.M.B.A.T., you will need inspiration as well as information, applying what you know, whether by deducing the correct answer or by making intelligent guesses.

If you would like to sit the Grade 3 W.O.M.B.AT, you will need 35 minutes.

It will take a few days for the Ministry to mark your test, after which the delivery owl will reveal your result in the form of a printed certificate. And so, for the final time... good luck.

Your time will start the moment you click TURN OVER at the foot of this sheet.

PART ONE
Magical History
(Points available: 30 out of a possible 100)

Question 1 out of 15

In your opinion, which of the following contributed MOST to the introduction of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy in 1692? Choose ONE.

  Widespread persecution of wizarding children by Muggles
  Escalating attempts by Muggles to force witches and wizards to perform magic for Muggle ends
  Escalating attempts by Muggles to force witches and wizards to teach them magic
  Increasing numbers of witch-burnings
  Increasing numbers of Muggles being burned in mistake for witches
  Failure of Ministry of Magic Delegation to Muggle King and Queen (William and Mary) begging for protection under Muggle law

Question 2 out of 15

Which of the following did NOT provoke one of the bloody goblin rebellions of the 17th and 18th centuries? Choose ONE.

  The allegation by goblin king Ragnuk the First that Godric Gryffindor had stolen his sword
  The pursuit and imprisonment of Ug the Unreliable, who had been peddling Leprechaun Gold
  The accidental death of Nagnok, Gringotts Goblin, at the hands of an untrained security troll sent by the Ministry of Magic
  The imprisonment of the notoriously violent Hodrod the Horny-Handed, who had attempted to kill three wizards
  The public ducking in the village pond, by a gang of young wizards, of goblin activist Urg the Unclean
  The Ministry of Magic Decree of 1631, preventing all magical beings other than wizards carrying a wand.

Question 3 out of 15

Choose the Ministry of Magic decision that, in your estimation, had the MOST DAMAGING effect on present day wizarding life.

  The creation of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy in 1692.
  The defeat of the Appeal Against House-Elf Slavery in 1973.
  The drive into hiding of the surviving giants in the early 1980s.
  The 1865 decision to leave full control of Gringotts in goblin hands.
  The Wand Ban of 1631, which forbade Non-Human Magical Beings to carry wands.

Question 4 out of 15

In your opinion, which of the same Ministry of Magic decisions have had the BEST effect on present day wizarding life?

  The creation of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy in 1692.
  The defeat of the Appeal Against House-Elf Slavery in 1973.
  The drive into hiding of the surviving giants in the early 1980s.
  The 1865 decision to leave full control of Gringotts in goblin hands.
  The Wand Ban of 1631, which forbade Non-Human Magical Beings to carry wands.

Question 5 out of 15

Which of the following popular historical theories have now been proven to be TRUE? Choose the correct THREE.

  The oldest building in Diagon Alley is Gringotts Bank; the other shops grew up around it.
  Towards the end of his life, Salazar Slytherin reconciled with the other Founders of Hogwarts School and returned to the castle to die.
  The Muggle 'War of the Roses' began as a dispute between wizarding neighbours over a Fanged Geranium.
  The second wife of King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, was accused by Muggles of being a witch, but was actually a Squib.
  A secret task force of Wizards and Muggles helped the Allies to victory in the Second World War.
  The Forbidden Forest began life as a wood planted and tended by a centaur herd.
  The Great Fire of London in 1666 was not, as Muggles believe, started by a blaze in a bakery in Pudding Lane, but by a young Welsh Green Dragon kept in the basement of the house next door.
  The Sorting Hat of Hogwarts was stolen and substituted by a group of delinquent students in 1325. The whereabouts of the real hat remain unknown.
  Upon his death in battle in 1762, goblin rebel Vargot was discovered to be a renegade house elf.
  The location and name of Hogwarts were both chosen by Rowena Ravenclaw, who dreamed that a warty hog was leading her to the cliff by the lake.

Question 6 out of 15

Match the Minister for Magic with the major upheaval of his/her term in office, dates of which are marked.

Part 1 of 6

Artemisia Lufkin (1798 - 1811)

  Attempted assassination by centaur
  Pureblood riots during Squib Rights marches
  Several of the oldest Wizengamot wizards walk out in protest at Minister's appointment
  Persistent denial of notorious Dark wizard's existence forces Minister's resignation after notorious Dark wizard appears at the Ministry of Magic
  Ghost demonstrations at the Ministry of Magic ("protest floats")
  A night of large-scale breaches of the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy

Question 6 out of 15

Match the Minister for Magic with the major upheaval of his/her term in office, dates of which are marked.

Part 2 of 6

Grogan Stump (1811 - 1819)

  Attempted assassination by centaur
  Pureblood riots during Squib Rights marches
  Several of the oldest Wizengamot wizards walk out in protest at Minister's appointment
  Persistent denial of notorious Dark wizard's existence forces Minister's resignation after notorious Dark wizard appears at the Ministry of Magic
  Ghost demonstrations at the Ministry of Magic ("protest floats")
  A night of large-scale breaches of the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy

Question 6 out of 15

Match the Minister for Magic with the major upheaval of his/her term in office, dates of which are marked.

Part 3 of 6

Faris "Spout-Hole" Spavin (1865 - 1903)

  Attempted assassination by centaur
  Pureblood riots during Squib Rights marches
  Several of the oldest Wizengamot wizards walk out in protest at Minister's appointment
  Persistent denial of notorious Dark wizard's existence forces Minister's resignation after notorious Dark wizard appears at the Ministry of Magic
  Ghost demonstrations at the Ministry of Magic ("protest floats")
  A night of large-scale breaches of the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy

Question 6 out of 15

Match the Minister for Magic with the major upheaval of his/her term in office, dates of which are marked.

Part 4 of 6

Nobby Leach (1962 - 1968)

  Attempted assassination by centaur
  Pureblood riots during Squib Rights marches
  Several of the oldest Wizengamot wizards walk out in protest at Minister's appointment
  Persistent denial of notorious Dark wizard's existence forces Minister's resignation after notorious Dark wizard appears at the Ministry of Magic
  Ghost demonstrations at the Ministry of Magic ("protest floats")
  A night of large-scale breaches of the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy

Question 6 out of 15

Match the Minister for Magic with the major upheaval of his/her term in office, dates of which are marked.

Part 5 of 6

Millicent Bagnold (1980 - 1990)

  Attempted assassination by centaur
  Pureblood riots during Squib Rights marches
  Several of the oldest Wizengamot wizards walk out in protest at Minister's appointment
  Persistent denial of notorious Dark wizard's existence forces Minister's resignation after notorious Dark wizard appears at the Ministry of Magic
  Ghost demonstrations at the Ministry of Magic ("protest floats")
  A night of large-scale breaches of the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy

Question 6 out of 15

Match the Minister for Magic with the major upheaval of his/her term in office, dates of which are marked.

Part 6 of 6

Cornelius Fudge (1990 - 1996)

  Attempted assassination by centaur
  Pureblood riots during Squib Rights marches
  Several of the oldest Wizengamot wizards walk out in protest at Minister's appointment
  Persistent denial of notorious Dark wizard's existence forces Minister's resignation after notorious Dark wizard appears at the Ministry of Magic
  Ghost demonstrations at the Ministry of Magic ("protest floats")
  A night of large-scale breaches of the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy
PART TWO
International Wizardry
(Points available: 20 out of a possible 100)

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 1 of 10

There are witches and wizards living in every country in the world.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 2 of 10

Some countries have wizard royal families.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 3 of 10

The trade in flying carpets has been banned everywhere except the Far East.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 4 of 10

The world's largest Centre for Alchemical Studies in situated in Egypt.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 5 of 10

The age at which magic may be performed legally varies from country to country.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 6 of 10

Inter-country Apparition has been outlawed due to extreme Splinching.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 7 of 10

There is a wizarding school in every country where wizards and witches are found.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 8 of 10

Portkeys may be arranged between countries only with the consent of both nations' Ministries of Magic.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 9 of 10

It is illegal to send mail-bearing owls across international borders unless the owl has been granted authorisation.

  TRUE
  FALSE

Question 7 out of 15

Mark the following statements True or False

Part 10 of 10

The most persistent offender against the International Wizarding Statute of Secrecy is Scotland.

  TRUE
  FALSE
PART THREE
Magical Theory
(Points available: 20 out of a possible 100)

Question 8 out of 15

Which of the following is CORRECT?

  Food can be conjured out of thin air.
  Any object can be Transfigured into food.
  Foodstuffs can be increased, Transfigured, summoned from a distance and magically cooked.
  It is impossible to make the inedible, edible.
  Food-related Charms are some of the simplest forms of magic.

Question 9 out of 15

Which of the following is INCORRECT?

  An Animagus is able to perform a kind of Self-Transfiguration.
  An Animagus is able to perform a kind of Self-Charm.
  An Animagus is able to perform a kind of magic that is NEITHER Transfiguration NOR Charm.

Question 10 out of 15

Which of the following is/are POSSIBLE?

  Curing a poison victim without the correct antidote
  Curing a curse victim without the correct counter-spell
  Un-transfiguring a person or object without knowing what they were originally
  Transfiguring animals into humans
  All of the above
  None of the above

Question 11 out of 15

Which of the following is/are IMPOSSIBLE?

  Transfiguring inanimate objects into animate objects
  Transfiguring animate objects into inanimate objects
  Vanishing inanimate objects
  Vanishing animate objects
  All of the above
  None of the above
PART FOUR
Dark Magic
(Points available: 30 out of a possible 100)

Question 12 out of 15

Which TWO of the following policies do you think would best serve the Ministry of Magic in its fight against the Dark Arts?

  Destroy all Dark Arts spellbooks
  Unforgivable Curses to be taught from year 1 at Hogwarts
  Outlaw sale of all goods that can be used in the Dark Arts
  Automatic life sentences in Azkaban for all convicted of Dark Arts crimes
  Improve Ministry of Magic Public Information Services
  Lift jinx on post of Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts
  Persuade Boy Who Lived to front anti-Dark Arts publicity campaign

Question 13 out of 15

Which of the following is TRUE?

  To become an Inferius, a person must have been murdered by Dark Magic.
  Occlumency can guard against possession.
  Dementors are unknown in tropical climates.
  A curse is stronger than a hex, which is stronger than a jinx.
  If a werewolf mates at the full moon, they will produce a cub rather than a human baby.

Question 14 out of 15

Which of the following is FALSE?

  Patronuses vary in strength according to which animal's form they take.
  There is only one documented case of a person surviving the Killing Curse.
  Hags have only rudimentary magic, similar to that observed in trolls.
  No defensive spell exists against the Cruciatus Curse.
  Giants have traditionally allied themselves with the Dark Arts.

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 1 of 7

Boggart

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 2 of 7

Dementor

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 3 of 7

Devil's Snare

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 4 of 7

Draught of Living Death

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 5 of 7

Imperius Curse

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 6 of 7

Inferi

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE

Question 15 out of 15

Match the dangerous being, plant or potion with the spell, substance or object that will conquer it.

Part 7 of 7

Werewolf

  Aconite
  Asphodel
  Bezoar
  Chocolate
  The Patronus Charm
  Fire
  Phoenix tears
  Riddikulus
  Sunlight
  Will
  Wingardium Leviosa
  Wormwood
  NO CURE
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