Russian – I don't like this subject, it's simply unbearable. Major Whirlwind was right about it, in my opinion.
Literature – I generally enjoy reading, like science fiction, for example. But what we read in literature class... I don't like that. But I have to read it:(
Algebra and geometry – well, these are sacred! My favorite subjects! I recently took 1st place in an All-Russian competition with a project in algebra and geometry (it's hard to say exactly what it was :)).
Physics – it's kind of close to mathematics, but I don't like it. I can't even say exactly why:)
World History and Culture – as a subject, it's boring, but as a lesson, it's a complete breeze! You can quickly finish your homework;)
History – I liked it in 5th grade. Both the teacher and the subject were good. But then it turned into some kind of mess, and I don't like it anymore.
Music, or rather, the history of music, as it's now called – it's nonsense and rubbish. But it's also easy, you can quickly come up with something;). It would be better if they studied modern music there. Heavy metal, techno, alternative... I won't list everything.
Geography – oh dear! I don't like it! I especially can't stand outline maps in history and geography...
Biology – with our teacher, it's also partially easy. Otherwise, I'm neutral.
English – I need to learn it, I really need to. But I have a 4 in it. I'm neutral about it as a subject.
French – hang me by my hair! It's a nightmare! I hate it! No further comments.
Practical Skills – I'm neutral, there's nothing to say.
Physical Education – my physical development is, to put it mildly, not very good. Therefore, I don't like the subject either.
Computer Science – it was taught from 1st to 4th grade, using some stupid notebooks and textbooks. Then it was canceled. It will be reintroduced soon, but already on computers. In elementary school, I didn't like it; we did some silly things there. I don't want it to come back – a very knowledgeable guy teaches computer science, who teaches not according to the stupid school curriculum, but as it is in reality. He teaches well and correctly. It's above the university level. He reads our school programs (in all subjects) and openly laughs. At the end of the year and after passing the exam, you get some kind of certificate that allows you to start working. I'm in my first year there; it's for gifted students, as our wise guy said:). The second level is for exceptionally gifted students, but you still have to get in. That's about it.