Prof. Scarlet Leslie-Lewis

Fred + Snape - Fred 127 Snape 47

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Race 3 results! 1st - Will Lestrange - 30 scales2nd - Prof. Cody Lewis - 25 scales3rd - Aurelia West - 20 scales Prof. Tarma Amelia Black - 5 scales For those who were unable to make it to the race, here is the puzzle: To prepare for the upcoming summer invitational, Quentin, the captain of the Quiberon Quafflepunchers, decided to ask his teammates what type of training they would like (one was agility). He managed to track down five of them, including the two females (Carolina and Jasmin). Determine the order in which Quentin talked to his teammates, what position they play, and the type of training they requested. 1. The five teammates are: the two Beaters, the one who asked for accuracy training, Felix, and Carolina. 2. He spoke to the Keeper immediately before the player that wanted strength training, who was not the Seeker. 3. His conversation with the Chaser was two people after the female player who requested stamina training. 4. Laurent talked to him right after the person who wanted alertness training, but two people before the female Seeker. 5. Russell does not play Beater. PM me the solution on IRC (my nick is Scarlet) or here in the Dungeons with the topic "Quafflepunchers Logic Puzzle" by July 1st for 10 scales! Solved by: Kim Alting Prof. Tarma Amelia Black The LAST logic puzzle race will be:Thursday, 29 June at 3 am HOL time / Wednesday, 28 June at 10 pm Eastern

#19 Yo. Turns out we have a secret weapon! An immigrant you know and love who's unafraid to step in! He's constantly confusin', confoundin' the British henchmen Ev'ryone give it up for America's favorite fighting Frenchman!

For this month's issue of SerpenTimes, I wrote about The Four Tendencies (Upholder, Questioner, Obliger, Rebel). Which one are you? I'll admit that I have taken the quiz multiple times. I've gotten everything except Obliger, but my main Tendency is definitely Questioner. Obviously logic is important to me and I like it when things make sense to me.

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Of course you can join! There's plenty of time left.

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The trio may have been unable to locate information about Nicolas Flamel in Notable Magical Names of Our Time, but he has left a lasting legacy in France. Beauxbatons is part-funded by the alchemist gold of Nicolas Flamel. It's time to see if you have a knack for alchemy! Create elements in Little Alchemy. You will receive 5 scales for every 20 elements you create, up to 100 elements (maximum 25 scales). But you don't have to stop after 100 elements. The people with the three highest scores will earn additional scales!1st place - 15 scales2nd place - 10 scales3rd place - 5 scales Upload a screenshot of your best score to an image-hosting site and post below. You are welcome to replace your score if you manage to beat it until 11:59 PM HOL time on 1st July!

During the French Revolution, nobleman and Beauxbatons graduate Vincent Duc de Trefle-Picques survived the Reign of Terror by casting a Concealment Charm on his neck and pretending that his head had already been cut off. How would you have fared during the French Revolution? Are there any time periods in French history that you would like to experience? Are there any French historical people that you would like to meet? While you ponder those questions, try this French Revolution typing challenge.

Color the following for 10 scales: Post your completed coloring pages below!

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Here are the results of the second race! 1st - Prof. Cody Lewis - 30 scales 2nd - Aurelia West - 25 scales 3rd - Will Lestrange - 20 scales 4th - Prof. Arielle Lemoyne - 15 scales Kendra Givens - 5 scales Prof. Tarma Amelia Black - 5 scales For those who were unable to make it to the race, here is the puzzle: After meeting at the Eiffel Tower, ten Emerald Cup participants decide to pair up and visit another site in the Parisian region. Each location took between 10 to 30 minutes to reach. Each pair included one Green Team member and one Silver team member. From the information provided, determine who was in each pair, the place they visited, and how long it took to get there. 1. Tarma didn’t go to the July Column. Polaris paired up with Kim. Kendra’s location was 20 minutes away. 2. Aurelia took ten minutes longer to reach her destination than Gail took, but five minutes faster than the pair who went to the July Column. 3. It took 10 minutes to get to the Notre-Dame Cathedral. Amy visited the Arc de Triomphe. 4. Cody didn’t go to the Luxembourg Garden, but he reached his destination five minutes before Will (who didn’t pair up with Tarma). 5. The pair (which didn’t include Scarlet) that visited The Louvre got to their site ten minutes earlier than Amy. PM me the solution on IRC (my nick is Scarlet) or here in the Dungeons with the topic "Paris Logic Puzzle" by July 1st for 10 scales! Solved by: Prof. Amy Lupin Polaris Black Prof. Tarma Amelia Black Kendra Givens Kim AltingArianna Stonewater The next logic puzzle race will be:Thursday, 22 June at 3 am HOL time / Wednesday, 21 June at 10 pm Eastern