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1. On Harry's first day in potions class, Professor Snape mentions a powerful potion made from asphodel and wormwood. What sort of potion is it?
2. Which ingredient would you not use if you were making a potion to cure boils?
3. One of the uses of Jobberknoll feathers is for this sort of potion.
4. Why might you take the Pepperup Potion?
5. Daisy roots, shrivelfig, caterpillar, rat spleen, leech juice - these are the ingredients of what potion?
6. The Polyjuice Potion is a complicated potion, and it takes a long time to prepare. For how long must the lacewing flies be stewed before the potion is ready?
7. For what sort of potion would you use Ashwinder eggs?
8. In what sort of potion might you find armadillo bile?
9. What potion does Professor Snape use on his students when a firecracker explodes in Goyle's cauldron and showers the class with Swelling Solution?
10. What poisonous plant also goes by the name of wolfsbane and monkshood, and is an ingredient in the potion that Professor Snape prepares for Professor Lupin?
11. In the fifth year, Snape assigns much more difficult potions to prepare the students for their OWLs. What is the first potion that he assigns?
12. What colour should the Strengthening Solution be?
13. Scurvy-grass, lovage, and sneezewort are all plants which are of use in what kind of potion?
14. For how long must veritaserum mature before it is ready for use?
15. Glumbumble treacle can be used to cure what condition?
16. Amortentia is a potion easily recognizable by its distinctive mother of pearl sheen and the way its steam rises in characteristic spirals. It has a different odor to everyone who smells it. What sort of a potion is it?
17. This shrivelled, kidney-like stone is of use as an antidote to most poisons.
18. This yellowish subtsance which smells of petrol is of use in curing acne.
19. Occasional side effects of the Elixir to induce Euphoria are excessive singing and nose-tweaking. What might be used to counteract those effects?
20. This potion has the colour of molten gold, and while exposed to the air, large drops will leap like goldfish above the surface without spilling.
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