Aren't Hermione Granger's parents Muggles? How did she become a magician?

It doesn't mean that parents are muggles, and children must have no magical talent. Hermione granger is a man with magical talent. Hogwarts not only recruits children from magical families, but also recruits people with magical talents. Lily Evans, the mother of hermione granger, dean thomas and Harry, is descended from Muggles.

I believe that Hogwarts or the Ministry of Magic has a special system to judge whether people have magical talent. Actually, Rowling didn't make it clear. I sometimes wonder where Muggle children learn magic to get coins like gallons. Although Hogwarts has a loan policy, it can't solve everything. Slytherin's problem is that the college does not only recruit pure wizards.

Voldemort, for example, is obviously miscellaneous. But Slytherin is proud of his pure blood, and many non-pure people in the college pretend to be pure wizards.

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At the age of eleven, Hermione learned that she was a witch and needed to go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She entered school in September 199 1 and was assigned to Gryffindor College. She is proficient in academics, studious and regarded as a genius, but at the same time she is a little bookish. In the process of studying, I became good friends with Harry Potter and Ron Weasley, which is also known as the "magic iron triangle".

Like Harry and others, Hermione is rarely frightened by Voldemort's name and dares to call him by his first name instead of using "you know who it is" or "the one who can't say his name".

In the book, she appears as a smart girl who likes academic research and knows everything, and sometimes she seems to be arbitrary. Her knowledge proved very useful in many of their adventures. The only major she doesn't like is divination, which is considered as "inaccurate" knowledge. When Hermione arrived at Hogwarts, she quickly became the cleverest student in the whole grade.

She not only knows the answer to every question, but also remembers the contents of every book she has read, and is willing to tell others her knowledge. Therefore, she won the nickname of "Gryffindor know-it-all" shortly after her school career began, and became famous throughout the school because she actively raised her hand to answer questions in every class.