Wombat Test - Page 2

plz hlp mewats dis
student identification code?????????? 😕

Originally posted by: -Nightmares-

Click on the flie and drag it. eva heard of click abd drag??

U mean to say click n drag the fly??? Oh I have done it millions of times before u were ever born baby!

I should have rephrased myself...any *un-rude* person can help me?

Originally posted by: xMarauderx

U mean to say click n drag the fly??? Oh I have done it millions of times before u were ever born baby!

I should have rephrased myself...any *un-rude* person can help me?

Ok, 1st I would really like to thanks Snape 4 this I finally got,!!!!!

Yah!!!!

N as 4 the fly jus keep it clicked, then drag it into the key hole in it will open.

Hope that helped!

-Aastha

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is soooo hard
Has anyone taken the test the second time, N if so does it have the same ques?
N r the ques like in order that the 1st part will be founded in the 1st book. Somethin like that?
-Aastha

Ok Here's a step by step tutorial on how to get there.

1. Click (and keep your mouse key pressed) on the fly (on the window). It turns into a key.
2. Drag this to the keyhole.
3. Stack the shapes on top of each other: Triangle on line, circle on triangle.(it takes a few tries but is worth it.)
4. Click this shape, then click the exam paper to begin.

If you're having problems opening the door, try clearing your cache/cookies (see your browser's Internet options), or access the site at jkrowling.net or jorowling.com.

Somebody here asked whats the Student Identification Code, its the code JKR gave to the users who gave the earlier wombats i.e. 1 and 2. so that they can enter the same code so that all their results are stored in the same place available for l8r retrival.

Also sumtimes due to server overload clicking on the fly will not convert it into the key... please try again in a few mins to get through.

if anybody has given their wombat please share your thoughts on it too here.

also if any1 has any queries on how to get there please feel free to ask.. i'll try my level best to help you out.

tejas

Originally posted by: albusdumbledore

Ok Here's a step by step tutorial on how to get there.

1. Click (and keep your mouse key pressed) on the fly (on the window). It turns into a key.
2. Drag this to the keyhole.
3. Stack the shapes on top of each other: Triangle on line, circle on triangle.(it takes a few tries but is worth it.)
4. Click this shape, then click the exam paper to begin.

If you're having problems opening the door, try clearing your cache/cookies (see your browser's Internet options), or access the site at jkrowling.net or jorowling.com.

Somebody here asked whats the Student Identification Code, its the code JKR gave to the users who gave the earlier wombats i.e. 1 and 2. so that they can enter the same code so that all their results are stored in the same place available for l8r retrival.

Also sumtimes due to server overload clicking on the fly will not convert it into the key... please try again in a few mins to get through.

if anybody has given their wombat please share your thoughts on it too here.

also if any1 has any queries on how to get there please feel free to ask.. i'll try my level best to help you out.

tejas

I got into it! But the ques r sooooo........... hard!!!😆😆

Thanks Nways!

-Aastha

Originally posted by: albusdumbledore

Ok Here's a step by step tutorial on how to get there.

1. Click (and keep your mouse key pressed) on the fly (on the window). It turns into a key.
2. Drag this to the keyhole.
3. Stack the shapes on top of each other: Triangle on line, circle on triangle.(it takes a few tries but is worth it.)
4. Click this shape, then click the exam paper to begin.

If you're having problems opening the door, try clearing your cache/cookies (see your browser's Internet options), or access the site at jkrowling.net or jorowling.com.

Somebody here asked whats the Student Identification Code, its the code JKR gave to the users who gave the earlier wombats i.e. 1 and 2. so that they can enter the same code so that all their results are stored in the same place available for l8r retrival.

Also sumtimes due to server overload clicking on the fly will not convert it into the key... please try again in a few mins to get through.

if anybody has given their wombat please share your thoughts on it too here.

also if any1 has any queries on how to get there please feel free to ask.. i'll try my level best to help you out.

tejas

thnx a wfully tejas i had gone as far as turin dat fly into key but i cnt undertsnd d symbols..but now its alrite..but i stil cnat undertsnad student identification code...i hadnt given d lst quiz dat means cant i participate dis time?

Originally posted by: tukz_REmix

thnx a wfully tejas i had gone as far as turin dat fly into key but i cnt undertsnd d symbols..but now its alrite..but i stil cnat undertsnad student identification code...i hadnt given d lst quiz dat means cant i participate dis time?

No it does not mean like that anyway.... what you can do is when it asks you whether you've got the Std Id Code just say No. and move on... in the end it will give you a new student id code. remember to keep that safe or you'll not be able to access your results.

tejas

i got it...thnx a ton....taken d test....its damn tuff.....best of luck 2 dose hu havent yet taken..

Originally posted by: tukz_REmix

i got it...thnx a ton....taken d test....its damn tuff.....best of luck 2 dose hu havent yet taken..

yeah I know damm tough... in part 1 & 2

spoiler warning !!!!!


==>(history of magic, Minister of magic n stuff like that) <==

end spoiler

man was that hardest part... rest all was ok i did well in those ones.

don't worry googling around also wont give you answers to those questions in one and two parts.... for them you need to know the books in and out. and I must add here that I who has read the books, all six of them, at least thrice from cover to cover, have found them very hard to answer. You need to be much more than a die hard HP fan to get a hundred on hundred (100/100) in W.O.M.B.A.T. Part III.

Regards,
Tejas