You are unpredictable, unusual, and challenging. For you, history is too irrelevant and set in stone. You would rather look toward the future. - History is far from being irrelevant. We learn from it.
You don't like to commit to anything. You're a dynamic person who is always growing and changing. You are very interested in new ideas and technology. You like to keep up with the latest trends.
You are logical, responsible, and hard working.
For you, art is too subjective and emotional. You don't know what's expected of you in art class.
You do best with subjects that have right or wrong answers. If a right answer exists, you can find it.
You like facts, data, and analysis. You feel happiest when you are figuring something out.
(actually i disliked art just because I had no talent for it and draw people like stick figures lol )
Though I don't mind art... and I used to be good at it as a kid, but we kept getting a new art teacher year after year, and they were meaner year after year too... until I finally had enough to quit art to get away from the mean teacher.
Though I got upset with a teacher of a clay sculpting class I later took. He didn't like my visions of how the basic set-up I wanted to create the piece, and basically he was against me... seems like a nice guy overall, but couldn't understand my vision, and kept trying to conform me to his... (which teachers are normally suppose to do in their field)... but art is sorta different... I wanted the piece more 3D...
Yes, i can relate to the issue with teachers changing all the time, it makes it hard with any subject. That's the thing with art too, someone needs to understand your vision.
The only subject I ever failed and got an F for was art. Nobody understood my vision. I loved chemistry and I had read in a history book about how the first guy a few hundred years ago discovered phosphorus, you know the glow in the dark stuff. He was trying to make gold and mixed sand and pee in a crucible and put it in a kiln and it turned to phosphorus.
I thought cool, I'll do this so I peed in some sand put it in a crucible but the only hot oven was the pottery kiln in art class, so I put it in there. But what I didn't realise was that it had to be 1500 degrees and the art kiln was only 1100 so it just totally stunk the class room out and I was expelled from art.
thanks! Well there's phosphorus in pee, and before modern chemistry, there were alchemists who spent their lives trying to create gold from ordinary cheap items. Many accidental discoveries were made due to this. The guy in my case called Hemning Brand in the 16th century I think, thought if he took yellow sand as it was hard and something yellow and pure from the human body, it might combine to form gold. :)
You are creative, non-conformist, and a rule breaker.
For you, foreign language is too structured. You don't like the exacting standards set in a foreign language class.
You believe that close enough is good enough. You are definitely not a perfectionist.
You're more likely to make up your own language than learn an existing language. You would rather create than mimic. 乂º◡º乂
I dislike language classes, so I looked at English and Foreign Language and Foreign Language better fit me so here it is.
You are creative, non-conformist, and a rule breaker.
For you, foreign language is too structured. You don't like the exacting standards set in a foreign language class.
You believe that close enough is good enough. You are definitely not a perfectionist.
You're more likely to make up your own language than learn an existing language. You would rather create than mimic.
You are a fast moving, energetic, and ambitious person.
For you, English is too slow and nuanced. You don't have the time for all that reading and writing.
Besides, what fun is living through stories when you could just go do the real thing.
Forget the travelogs, you would rather travel the world. Forget the poetry, you would rather fall in love.
You are an expressive, passionate, and spontaneous person.
For you, math is way too cold a subject. You dislike how black and white it is.
While some people have extreme passion for math, that would take far more work than you're willing to put in.
What you're into changes like the wind, and you could never be forced to choose one thing. You have to be free to follow what you love.
There are quite a few more subjects to dislike, as those above have/had all their interesting aspects, also maths. But there were quite a few other, less pleasant subjects ...
So, if I have to pick the dryest subject, it must be - reluctantly - maths, i.e. for
multiple personalities with a bit of a more
expressive, passionate and spontaneous nature - lol.
P.S.: Was there a link to a quiz on-line?
I couldn't find any.
No matter what it says my least favorite was gym. Because of heart defect at birth, I didn't need to take that stupid waste and graduated early because I used the time to earn
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You are thoughtful, philosophical, and downright cerebral.
For you, gym is too intense and competitive. You aren't always in the mood for playing hard.
You may or may not be into exercise - but any physical movement you do is under your own terms.
You don't get your happiness through thrills or adrenalin rushes. Your bliss comes from quiet reflection.real credits
Silly quiz says exactly the same.
My Least favourite subject was sport, not because I didn't like playing sport or physical activity (I actually loved doing those things), but because I had crippling social anxiety.
Disliking History Says You Are Unpredictable
You are unpredictable, unusual, and challenging.
For you, history is too irrelevant and set in stone. You would rather look toward the future. - History is far from being irrelevant. We learn from it.
You don't like to commit to anything. You're a dynamic person who is always growing and changing.
You are very interested in new ideas and technology. You like to keep up with the latest trends.
You are logical, responsible, and hard working.
For you, art is too subjective and emotional. You don't know what's expected of you in art class.
You do best with subjects that have right or wrong answers. If a right answer exists, you can find it.
You like facts, data, and analysis. You feel happiest when you are figuring something out.
(actually i disliked art just because I had no talent for it and draw people like stick figures lol )
Lol xD I can't draw either. But I can do a decent enough job at colouring
This is how I draw XD
.. actually it's how i dance too
Nice moves xD
Pretty cute
That answer sounds like me
...
Though I don't mind art... and I used to be good at it as a kid, but we kept getting a new art teacher year after year, and they were meaner year after year too... until I finally had enough to quit art to get away from the mean teacher.
Though I got upset with a teacher of a clay sculpting class I later took. He didn't like my visions of how the basic set-up I wanted to create the piece, and basically he was against me... seems like a nice guy overall, but couldn't understand my vision, and kept trying to conform me to his... (which teachers are normally suppose to do in their field)... but art is sorta different... I wanted the piece more 3D...
Yes, i can relate to the issue with teachers changing all the time, it makes it hard with any subject. That's the thing with art too, someone needs to understand your vision.
The only subject I ever failed and got an F for was art. Nobody understood my vision. I loved chemistry and I had read in a history book about how the first guy a few hundred years ago discovered phosphorus, you know the glow in the dark stuff. He was trying to make gold and mixed sand and pee in a crucible and put it in a kiln and it turned to phosphorus.
I thought cool, I'll do this so I peed in some sand put it in a crucible but the only hot oven was the pottery kiln in art class, so I put it in there. But what I didn't realise was that it had to be 1500 degrees and the art kiln was only 1100 so it just totally stunk the class room out and I was expelled from art.
Haha, but at least you had a good attempt
But really pee? I didn't realize that was in phosphorus, and don't know why he would think that would make gold
Disliking Math Says You Are Expressive
Ah, finally, someone else who doesn't like History xD
You are creative, non-conformist, and a rule breaker.
For you, foreign language is too structured. You don't like the exacting standards set in a foreign language class.
You believe that close enough is good enough. You are definitely not a perfectionist.
You're more likely to make up your own language than learn an existing language. You would rather create than mimic. 乂º◡º乂
John....
How do you get that image...
Thanx.
Math.
I dislike language classes, so I looked at English and Foreign Language and Foreign Language better fit me so here it is.
You are creative, non-conformist, and a rule breaker.
For you, foreign language is too structured. You don't like the exacting standards set in a foreign language class.
You believe that close enough is good enough. You are definitely not a perfectionist.
You're more likely to make up your own language than learn an existing language. You would rather create than mimic.
Disliking English Says You Are Energetic
You are a fast moving, energetic, and ambitious person.
For you, English is too slow and nuanced. You don't have the time for all that reading and writing.
Besides, what fun is living through stories when you could just go do the real thing.
Forget the travelogs, you would rather travel the world. Forget the poetry, you would rather fall in love.
What about if i dislike all those subjects equally?
Loool 😂 Then you have multiple personalities, I guess.
Sounds more like you just didn't like school:?)
It was a combination of bullying and boredom that made me dislike it, until the last two years of high school then I loved it!
Disliking Math Says You Are Expressive
You are an expressive, passionate, and spontaneous person.
For you, math is way too cold a subject. You dislike how black and white it is.
While some people have extreme passion for math, that would take far more work than you're willing to put in.
What you're into changes like the wind, and you could never be forced to choose one thing. You have to be free to follow what you love.
There are quite a few more subjects to dislike, as those above have/had all their interesting aspects, also maths. But there were quite a few other, less pleasant subjects ...
So, if I have to pick the dryest subject, it must be - reluctantly - maths, i.e. for
multiple personalities with a bit of a more
expressive, passionate and spontaneous nature - lol.
P.S.: Was there a link to a quiz on-line?
I couldn't find any.
Thank you, Sophia.
Yes, I did not know where to click - lol.
And I found the on-line quiz in the meantime, just in case:
https://www.blogthings.com/what...yaboutyouquiz/
Was this the on-line quiz?
Didn't have to take the quiz. I excelled at everything except speaking a foreign language. I was too shy at the time.
No matter what it says my least favorite was gym. Because of heart defect at birth, I didn't need to take that stupid waste and graduated early because I used the time to earn
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You are thoughtful, philosophical, and downright cerebral.
For you, gym is too intense and competitive. You aren't always in the mood for playing hard.
You may or may not be into exercise - but any physical movement you do is under your own terms.
You don't get your happiness through thrills or adrenalin rushes. Your bliss comes from quiet reflection.real credits
Silly quiz says exactly the same.
Every English teacher I ever had didn't know to teach properly. Augh.
It all depends on the teacher.
My Least favourite subject was sport, not because I didn't like playing sport or physical activity (I actually loved doing those things), but because I had crippling social anxiety.