Time: Wednesday Morning<br/>Location: Professor Hall's Classroom<br/>With: All 6th Year Students<br/><br/>As soon as he'd finished asking the question, Professor Hall began looking around intently at his students.  As Nia's hand shot up first he waited a moment for others to do so, mentally noting who volunteered.<strong>"Only two of you?  Well, let's hope you at least have it correct."</strong>He gestured to Nia for her to answer, nodding as she got the answer correct.<strong>"Yes, that is correct.  I believe that is worth a point.  A pebble should be making its way to your House's cylinder shortly.  And what would your name be?"</strong><br/><br/>As he waited briefly for a response, his tongue darted out over his lips and back into his mouth.<strong>"Over the course of this year, we will spend significant time discussing the properties of various woods, for arguably no substance is of greater import to this subject, which is that of wandlore."</strong>A small, thin, barely contained smile of self-satisfaction appeared as the information sunk in.<br/><br/><strong>"Once again, I shall allow opportunities for points.  To your quills if you have the answer.  First question...in what year was the first wand made in England?  Begin writing.  Second question...why is it than one should study woods first and not cores?  Please write your name and House at the top of the paper."</strong><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Roll History of Magic for the first wand question (DC 9) and either History of Magic DC 12 or Cunning 12 for the woods question</div></div>