Q&A for How to Act Like Hermione Granger from Harry Potter

Study more, read books, and listen more in class. Ask your teacher for extra help. You might even try befriending that person and asking them for advice/study tips.

It doesn't make any difference. Appearance is only the surface of a person. You don't get smart by looking a specific way. Her attitude and intelligence is what is most important.

Hermione always stood up for Harry, Ron, Ginny, and her friends when they were being treated poorly. Just speak from the heart. You standing up for them shows you care about them very much, and that is very much like Hermione.

Watch all the Harry Potter movies, and read all the books. Try to think like Hermione when saying lines. You could also try to master a British accent.

If you want to improve your British accent, listen to the Harry Potter movies and try to imitate Hermione's lines. Study British expressions to include them in your speech, and expand your vocabulary. Try saying things like 'barbaric' instead of 'unlawful', for example.

Hermione is muggle-born, she would act normal in these situations, just like she did in Deathly Hallows Part 1.

That depends on whether you want to be a film actor or stage actor. If you want to be a film actor, get some experience in acting with lessons, and get an agent. An agent will help you find auditions. If you want to be a stage actor, take lessons at a local theater, and participate in a play.

First, respect your teacher and sometimes make appropriate jokes with them. Second, if you want to be one of the smartest kids in your class, watch educational videos that relate to subjects in your class. Another thing you can do is ask your teacher what you're doing next in class, so you can read up on the subject and study ahead. Also, always pay attention to what your teacher is saying and take detailed notes.

Limit the use of the words 'like' and 'um'. Be sophisticated with your language options and be direct in your thoughts.

Don't force yourself to study excessively. Try to enjoy it as much as you can. You will learn better that way.

Emma Waston played Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter movies.

It is impossible to always say the right thing. Everyone, even Hermione makes mistakes. As long as you always try to be kind, and apologize when you make a mistake, you will be a great friend, just like Hermione.

Talk to your teacher and ask them if you can make up the missing assignments. If she says yes, then do them as soon as possible!

You can mention your accomplishments in conversation, but don’t brag about them. If someone compliments you, simply say thank you. Don’t disagree with them, as this will make it look like you’re trying to get them to tell you otherwise.

If you would like to improve or work on your British accent, I would suggest watching the films a few times so that you can try to mimic Hermione’s voice. Also, avoid using the words “like” or “um” too much. Be very sophisticated with your word choice, and try to expand your vocabulary.

Yes, it is likely that she always carries a folder in her bag/ with her at all times.

Decorate your room with a Gryffindor banner, lots of books, and maybe a Crookshanks stuffed animal.

When Hermione got her first boyfriend, she was 14. If she was a muggle, that would have been in 8th grade. This goes to show that Hermione is cautious about dating and she takes it seriously. Her second and last ever boyfriend was at the age of 17, whom she ended up marrying and having children with.

First of all, if the bullying is serious tell someone and get help. Stand up for yourself and show them you are not to be messed with. If you ignore them enough, they will get bored. See if there are any private spaces to complete your work in, like the library or a spare room. Ignore them if you are in class and focus on your work, not what they say. Study as much as you can at home and places away from them. Don't let them rule your life and education.

She would panic a little bit, but she would try her best to remain calm. She would probably already know the answers to all the questions, but she'd be worried because she hadn't had time to freshen up on the subject.

No one is perfect. To try and limit the amount of questions, learn the content before lessons.

Maybe, if you become more studious and improve your grades. But your mom loves you the way you are, so you should still be yourself.

Hermione does have a kind of fire in her. She tends to have a witty comeback and can be sarcastic, but she would reveal she's hurt her to the people she’s closest to.

Yes, she would be delighted to take private lessons, but since she's already smart, that would not be of much use to her.

Yes, as long as it is from a legitimate source and you cite it properly.

Hermione loves to learn, so she would read non-fiction books with lots of information. For fictional books, I think she would read ones with strong female characters and ones she can relate to.

If you miss a question that's fine. Don't stress it. Everyone makes mistakes, but next time make sure to go over your work at least twice.

Hermione’s hair is described in the books as very bushy and uncontrollable. If your hair doesn’t fit this discription, you can always wear your hair in braids overnight to make it wavy in the morning.

wikiHow articles Be Intelligent , Become More Intelligent Than You Are Now and Be Smart can help you. Ultimately, you have to develop a passion for learning and become an avid reader of a variety of subjects.

Prayer goes a long way. Humans are by nature self-centered, so most of us have trouble with selfishness and/or vanity. Ask God to help you, then intentionally look for opportunities to focus on other people and put them and their interests above yourself.