The next question, however, was just using common sense. Kat took a few notes on her parchment before thinking of an answer. No wrong answers this time or throughout the lesson. Better yet, throughout the term. She was going to survive OWLs, yes. As early as now, studying could really make a difference and also participating and listening and all.

Kat repeated the question in her head a few times. Why is the ecosystem so important? Wanted: Ravenclaw mind. Kat raised her hand. "I believe that it is important to know the ecosystem so that we can observe the behavior of the plant. Some plants would prefer damp places and hate sunlight, like Devil's Snare. Some plants would prefer being more exposed to the heat. There are plants that need a big amount of space, but there are also plants that would rather stay in a small space. Every plant varies and so their behavior to different ecosystems may differ too. It is also the ensure that our plants grow well," Kat said. Maybe that was good information already. For her, at least.