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Q: Which Manoeuvre should we use to catch kniel?

After discussing some strategies, youll figure out that the best course of action would be using a three-person Quidditch formation to catch up with Kneil. Orion will ask which maneuver would be best for catching the Kneazle. There are three options to choose from. The correct answer is Parkins Pincer.

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Which Manoeuvre should we use to catch kniel?

After discussing some strategies, you'll figure out that the best course of action would be using a three-person Quidditch formation to catch up with Kneil. Orion will ask which maneuver would be best for catching the Kneazle. There are three options to choose from. The correct answer is 'Parkin's Pincer'.

What's the first step of flying on your broom Harry Potter?

Summon broom: Before any pupil was allowed to take off on a broomstick, they had to first familiarise themselves with the one handed to them, the first step of which involved summoning the broom without touching it.

What's the first step of performing a bell Tailslide?

The Bell Tailslide was an advanced but useful flying technique, the first step of which was to fly up and when one's feel momentum was lost, flop back with the tail of the broom.