You deduced that the correct answer was:
e. la Bièraubeurre
(Butterbeer)
The incorrect answers were of course:
a. la Goutte du Mort vivant | The Draught of Living Death might induce sleep, but it's hardly what one would call a refreshing beverage. It is both dangerous and addictive, and the antidote is difficult to obtain. |
b. le Polynectar | Polyjuice Potion has a pungent odor and a vile flavor due in part to its active ingredient : human toenail clippings, skin or hair. Its transfigurative properties are miraculous, but painful. |
c. le Vin d'ortie | Nettle Wine is a tasteless, odorless beverage that is difficult to identify. It is inoffensive to the point of being boring, with no known medical or magical properties. |
d. la Potion de Ratatinage | Shrinking Potion acts as a rejuvenating agent upon humans, returning them to infancy. The shrinking process is said to be annoying and inconvenient, but painless for the most part. |
So far, so good. Shall we proceed to the next question?
Question Three: | Each student in your Soin aux Créatures magiques class
must select a beast to take care of as a term project. You like most animals,
but you're also quite fond of your limbs. Which creature should you avoid?
a. le Norvégien à
crête
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