Daily MuggleNet O.W.L. progress report - Study and you will be rewarded

On today's Daily MuggleNet Ordinary Wizarding Level Examination (O.W.L.) progress report, we take a look at the Defense Against the Dark Arts and Astronomy exam results as well as share information on a new feature.

If you haven't started your exams yet, head over to the Great Hall right here, register to receive your candidate number and begin taking your MuggleNet O.W.L. exams immediately. The exams will be available through Sunday, June 24th.

• Total Candidates taking O.W.L. exams: 14, 354
• Total Number of Examinations taken: 34,552

For those of you who have not taken the Defense Against the Dark Arts or Astronomy exams at this time, we will give you one difficult question and answer from each test bank.

D.A.D.A.: In what year were the Unforgivable Curses labeled 'Unforgivable'?

• Answer: 1717

Astronomy: According to one patron of The Leaky Cauldron, what object replaces the need to use moon charts?

• Answer: Lunascope

Each day we will give you the totals on two tests, and a question from each. However, the question bank has more questions in each category than the number of questions you must answer. Since the questions are randomly selected for each test, there is a chance you may not get the questions we share with you.

We understand that several E-owls are taking an extended period of time to deliver results. We are working on correcting this feature. Additionally, a results retrieval button is being added to the Test Selection Page upon entering the Great Hall that will allow you to dispatch an owl with all of your grades. However, this button will only appear after you have taken 8 O.W.L. exams.

We recommend using a gmail account to register and take the exams with Google Chrome or Firefox, to get the fastest results. DO NOT take the exam with Safari as an error code will be given upon completion of the exam and your test results will not be recorded.

Most of all, we ask that you have fun and tell us on Facebook and Twitter what your results are. Good Luck to all!