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Questions
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bid (him/her/it)
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chorused (in a group or in agreement)
chuckled
claimed
clarified
commanded
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confessed
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cried
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declared
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disagreed
droned (on - i.e. Professor Binns)
exclaimed
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interrogated (questioning)
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ordered
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posed (as in a question or theory)
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prayed
pressed (as in questioning or demanding something)
pried (as in asking for information)
proclaimed
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questioned
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related (as in a story)
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responded
retorted
roared
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screeched
shouted
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snapped
snarled (i.e. Professor Snape)
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squeaked (out - i.e. Professor Flitwick)
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- Teased
- Proclaimed
- Soliloquized
- Chattered
- Babbled
- Ranted
- Preached
- Remarked
- Offered
- Admitted
- Acknowledged
- Conceded
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- Resumed
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