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History
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Constitutional law
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I loved Biology
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My faveourite subject in primary school was art, I.C.T && maths.
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Science. +5
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History, because I always sat behind April G. and she was hot!
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History
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Truthfully......P.E. I hated school. If P.E. does not count, then I would have to say Science.
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Mechanics and History. :) +5
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Art, English, and History. I later studied History of Art.
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Home Economics. If it weren't for that I probably wouldn't know how to cook, hehe. My second favourite was History. Just a shame I can't remember a single thing I learned.
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I see AB is running at it's usual level, I answered and pointed this question earlier so it will likely duplicate itself later. Mechanics and History.
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I actually liked school very much and did like the 'real' subjects like geography and history. But I have to admit my favorite classes were in high school where i majored in Clothing and could sew to my hearts content, and also my craft classes where I could use all their fine equipment and make great things, then sell them for big money after I got a grade on them. Plus I learned all sorts of things I've used the rest of my life. I made shoes, purses, jewelry, paintings, rugs, oh just everything LOL!!!
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Latin
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History, art and gymnastics.
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Hey Barb! I loved Geography and languages.
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English/spelling
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Math, science, band, history, drafting
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G'day Just Plain Barb, Thank you for your question. English, history and social sciences were my strengths. Science was good as well. Regards
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The only subjects I enjoyed were English, ceramics and psychology.
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History. It is worth looking at the mistakes, triumphs, disasters, catastrophes and achievements that real people did in the past.
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I enjoyed English when I was a child and I have been writing poems since I was a teenager which shows my enthusiasm for the subject. I am 40 now and still writing poems.
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Earth Science
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machine shop. I enjoyed the lathes, the shapers, and mills. I also enjoyed welding.
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★StevoDid you end up a working with steel?
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ThinkerNo, aluminum as in aircraft.
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Latin.
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Geography and English. They offered such diverse and interesting topics, and I found them both quite engaging.
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In pre-uni, nearly all of them. Philosophy tanked, and I had a terrible science teacher in high school (which is ironic, because I ended up with a Physics degree with a minor in Chemistry at Uni). *** I guess my favorite was math (though not so in Uni! I hated intro calc. Did really well in more advanced math classes, though.)
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