WorksheetsWizarding math
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Potion Mixing
Professor Snape asks you to mix a potion, but you need the right amount of ingredients.
- You need 4 mandrake leaves for every bottle of potion.
- How many mandrake leaves do you need to make 7 bottles of potion?
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Chocolate Frog Cards
Ron has been collecting Chocolate Frog cards. He has 53 cards, and Harry gives him 18 more.
- How many Chocolate Frog cards does Ron have now?
(a)
Magical Train Ride
The Hogwarts Express leaves King's Cross Station at 09:00 and travels for 4 hours to reach Hogwarts.
- What time will the train arrive at Hogwarts?
(a)
Owl Deliveries
Hermione has 12 letters she needs to send with Harry's owl, Hedwig. Hedwig can carry 3 letters at a time.
- How many trips does Hedwig need to make to deliver all the letters?
(a)
Wizard Dueling Practice
Harry is practicing dueling spells. He manages to cast 6 spells per minute.
- How many spells can Harry cast in 10 minutes?
(a)
Magical Creature Feeding
Hagrid is feeding his Blast-Ended Skrewts. He gives each Skrewt 5 pounds of food every day. If Hagrid has 8 Skrewts,
- How many pounds of food does he need for all of them in 1 day?
(a)
Wand Shopping
At Ollivander's Wand Shop, each wand costs 12 galleons.
- If Hermione buys 3 wands, how many galleons will it cost her in total?
(a)
House Points
During a Quidditch match, Gryffindor earns 120 points and Ravenclaw earns 85 points.
- How many more points did Gryffindor score than Ravenclaw?
(a)
Potion Brewing Ingredients
Professor Snape is preparing a complex potion. The recipe says you need (3 dragon scales + 5 phoenix feathers) + 2 drops of unicorn blood for each potion.
How many total ingredients are needed for two potions?
(a)
Wizard Chess Tournament
Ron is playing a wizard chess tournament. In the first round, he wins 5 matches. In the second round, he wins 3 times more matches than in the first round. In the third round, he wins 4 fewer matches than the second round.
How many matches did Ron win in total?
(Hint: Use the formula: 5 + 5 × 3 + 5 × 3 – 4 Remember the order of operations (laskujärjestys)!
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