Question

Look at the pictures. Guess which subjects they are. Which subject do you like?

Answer 1

My Favourite Subject
My name is Lena. I’m fifteen years old. I study in the ninth grade of a secondary school. We study lots of subjects at school, such as Maths, Geography, Biology and many others. I think all these subjects are interesting and useful, however, I’ve always preferred Humanities. I particularly like foreign languages and my favourite subject is English. There are several reasons for that. First of all, English is the most popular language in the world nowadays. Moreover, it’s the international computer language, which, to my mind, is very important. Secondly, English is a very melodic language and has a long history. Many traditions of English people are reflected in their language. I think that studying a foreign language allows to learn more about the country, its culture and history, its people and their lifestyles. Such knowledge broadens your mind and makes tolerant towards other people and nations. Our English lessons are always varied and exciting. Although there are sometimes difficult tasks, such as doing grammar exercises, writing essays, learning large texts, the majority of activities are very interesting. We sometimes learn English proverbs, songs, poetry and even play games. After all, school is not the only place where I learn English. I take every opportunity to improve my knowledge at home or with my friends. We often watch films and programmes in English, or read authentic books and magazines. Internet also offers many interactive ways to learn foreign languages nowadays, so I believe that learning English can become real fun!

Answer 2

Looking at the pictures, it is difficult for me to determine the exact subjects they represent without more context. However, I can tell you which subjects I like based on the search results.

Based on the search results, here are some possible subjects that the pictures could represent:

1. Item view rendering in Qt: The first search result mentions rendering rich (html) text in Qt using a custom painter for treeview items. 2. Tolstoy: The second search result mentions a story that is charming and likable. 3. Plantation shutters: The third search result talks about personalizing blinds and choosing different options for their functionality. 4. Horseback riding: The fourth search result discusses someone's love for horses and their training for shows. 5. Biomechanics in cycling: The fifth search result explains how biomechanics is used to analyze the position of cyclists on bikes to prevent injuries and improve performance [[5]](https://www.orekatraining.com/biomechanics/). 6. WordPress admin dashboard: The sixth search result mentions customizing the appearance and functionality of the WordPress admin dashboard. 7. English grammar practice: The seventh search result includes a sentence that talks about someone looking at someone else in a certain way. 8. Russian-English dictionary: The eighth search result includes a sentence that asks if someone liked a picture. 9. The science of suggestibility: The ninth search result discusses a book that explores the curious science of the brain's ability to believe and practice certain things. 10. Kealakehe Elementary School: The tenth search result mentions a school event called "PC Day" and the potential benefits of collaborating with others on different subjects.

As an AI language model, I don't have personal preferences or the ability to see pictures. However, I find all subjects interesting in their own way, as they each offer unique insights and opportunities for learning and discussion.