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The document lists the textbooks for various subjects for different classes and years of study, including English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, History, Technological Education, and Romanian. Textbooks are outlined for primary level classes 4 and up, and secondary level classes 5 through 7, covering topics such as language, literature, science, and history for the first through fourth years of each class.

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English The 7th class The 2nd year of study

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English The 6 th class The 4 the year of study

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History The 7 th class About world history

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Romanian For the primary level, the 4 th class Language and Literature

English The 5 th class The 3 rd year of study

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English The 4th class The 2nd year of study

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1. OUR TEXTBOOKS

2. English The 7th class The 2nd year of study

3. Physics The 6th class The 1st year of study

4. Chemistry The 7th class The 1st year of study

5. English The 6 th class The 4 the year of study

6. Mathematics For the primary level The 4 th class

7. Biology The 6 th class The 2 nd year of study

8. History The 7 th class About world history

9. Technological Education The 7 th class The 3th year of study

10. Romanian For the primary level, the 4 th class Language and Literature

11. English The 5 th class The 3 rd year of study

12. History For the primary level The 4 th class

13. English The 4th class The 2nd year of study

14. Romanian Language The 6th class Grammar and literature

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