Choose TWO letters, A-E. Which TWO courses had Jamine considered to be interesting when choosing a course? A archaeology B arc

(Dylan=D Jamine=J)
D: Hi Jamine, how sire you?
J: Good, Dylan, good We need to decide some things about our project, don’t we?
D: Yes... By the way, Jamine, I’ve been meaning to ask you, did you always know you were going to do social sciences?
J: Well, to be honest, no. It took me quite a while to fix on it. Why, did you know from the start?
D: Not completely, no. I mean, I didn’t do it at school, obviously...
J: No, nor did I. I was quite drawn to the, er, physical world, like how things are made, you know. There’s a sort of ancient history to the industrial world we live in, isn’t there, with the invention of the wheel, for example, to high-speed computers today. So, although I wasn’t drawn to being an architect, or doing archaeology, I wondered about the industrial side of design for some time.
D: That’s surprising — I’d never have guessed.
J: And that’s not all. There’s a kind of earn-lots-of-money side to me too, so I wondered if some kind of management role might suit me, and I spent quite a bit of time looking into diplomas and degrees in aspects of running companies, which I thought could be fascinating. But you know I’m quite allergic to too much computerisation, and the information management aspects seemed to dominate those courses, and that’s, really, how I’ve ended up where I am.
D: Well, I was just choosing between social sciences and psychology, and I thought that was tricky...!
J: But even having made the choice, I still find the course far from easy.
D: Yes, me too. I mean, I’ve been making some great friends here — maybe too many, to be honest. And I’m glad I had a gap year before starting, so I got a bit of experience of the world, and learnt to deal with my finances, cos I see a lot of students really struggling with that.
J: Including me!
D: It’s planning everything that’s tricky for me. I can never decide what to concentrate on in what order, which things are more important to get done first. So I go to lectures in the morning, and that’s fine, but then I drift into the library, and I’m not sure what to do. Then I see some friends in there, and I get into trouble for trying to chat with them nstead of keeping quiet and getting on with my work. So I always seem a bit behind with the coursework.