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2.Read and listen to the text. Which subjects are difficult for Paul? Journalist Paul Jones visits his old school after 25 years. He goes with his son, Matt, a student at the school. Are things different now? This is Paul's diary:The day starts at nine o'clock with maths. The teacher is Mrs Murphy. And she's very strict. Maths is easy now - Matt always uses a calculator in class!Food technology This is a new subject for me. We study food, but we don't cook it. Very strange!Oh no! I'm 42 years old. I sometimes watch gymnastics on TV. It's OK, but it isn't myfavourite activityThe food in the school canteen isn't bad. Matt isn't happy because there aren't any chips todaySchool subjects are different these days - they don't study Latin now. This isdifficult! I often use a computer at home, but in class I'm very slow and I don't finishMaths (double)BreakPELunchICTFrenchmy project.Terrible! The teacher doesn't speak in English and I don't understand. And there's an exam! Matt copies from his friend, I copy from Matt, and the teacher isn't very happy School finishes at half past three-phew!An interesting day. School is different these days but not very different. I don'tusually study, but it's fun!Conclusionпомоги пожалуйстасоставить дневник уроковдам 70 баллов​

Answer 1

Latin is difficult for Paul.

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Maths (double)

Food technology

PE

ICT

French

Answer 2

Based on the text, it's clear that the following subjects are difficult for Paul:

1. Latin: Paul mentions that they don't study Latin anymore, but he finds it difficult.

2. French: Paul has a hard time understanding the French class, especially because the teacher doesn't speak in English, and there's an upcoming exam in the subject.

So, Latin and French are the subjects that are difficult for Paul.