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樹德中學高2023級高二上學期半期考試英語試題參考答案
Text 1
W: So, what are your plans for this weekend How about going to see a movie
M: That sounds like a good idea. Maybe we should go out to eat beforehand.
W: It is fine with me. Where do you want to meet
M: Let’s meet at Summer House. They’re said to serve healthy food, and not expensive.
Text 2
W: Northwind Airways, good morning. May I help you
M: Yes, do you have any flights to Sydney next Tuesday afternoon
W: One moment, please… Yes. There’s a flight at 16:45 and one at 18:00.
M: That’s fine. I want to make a reservation for economy class ticket at your 18:00 flight.
Text 3
W: Oh! What are you doing You can’t throw the recyclable garbage in that red dustbin! It should be put in the blue bin.
M: You mean, I have to put all recyclable stuff in the blue bin
W: Not all. Plastics go in the blue bin, paper and card in the brown bin, and bio-waste in the green one.
Text 4
M: Hi, Amy. What’s the hurry
W: Hello, Smith. I’ve heard an art exhibition is being held there. As a student keen on art, I want to visit it. As I happen to have no class this afternoon, I want to stay there for a whole afternoon appreciating the paintings.
M: Well, I don’t like art, as I think it’s boring to learn to paint. Best wishes.
Text 5
W: Henry, I’ve got good news to share. My boss offered me a promotion, and I took it.
M: Are you serious, Emily
W: Yes, I am really excited.
M: That’s great. Congratulations! You have no idea how happy I am for you. I believe you are the best choice for that promotion. I heard Liza would be promoted to the head of your department before.
Text 6
W: Hey, Steve. When is the next time you’re going to play golf
M: I’m going out this Saturday, but there are already plenty of players this time. Let’s plan for something together next Wednesday. We can go right after work.
W: That sounds good. So I’ll just settle for some reading this Saturday and wait for a golf game with you next Wednesday. We won’t have much time, so let’s play somewhere close to work.
M: How about Bellevue It’s pretty close.
W: All right. What about 4:15 pm I won’t get off until 4:00 pm.
M: OK. I’ll call you later when I get off work.
W: Sounds good. I’ll see you on Wednesday then.
M: Alright. Have fun on Saturday.
Text 7
W: Steve. Is that you What a surprise to see you here. It’s been a couple of months since I saw you. It’s surprising to see you in such good shape, and have none of the tired look on your face. You must have exercised quite a lot.
M: Well, I just started working out. I joined the Samsung Health Club last month.
W: I should start exercising more. I have a running machine at home. I used to use it, but I already got sick of it.
M: Exercising at home is hard. The environment isn’t suited for exercising. I have a couple of guest passes. If you like, you can use one and checkout my health club.
W: That’s a good idea. Let’s go over the weekend.
M: Great. I’ll call you on Saturday morning.
Text 8
W: Did you already take the history exam, George
M: Yeah. It was hard. When will you take it
W: I’ll take it tomorrow morning. There is so much material that I don’t know what to emphasize on.
M: For this part of the exam, I suggest you go over the part about the American Civil War. You should also study the impact Martin Luther King Jr. had on American society. But I don’t know whether our teacher Mr. Smith will give you the same exam or not.
W: Hopefully he will use the same exam, because I’m going to spend most of my time studying the Civil War. It is a huge section and that is what he lectured the most on in class.
M: That is probably the best way to go.
W: Alright. Thanks for the information. I’ll go to the library now.
Text 9
W: I see on your resume that you worked as a manager at Computer Country. Could you tell me a little more about your responsibilities there
M: Sure. I was responsible for the sales service, with about 30 employees.
W: What was the most difficult part of your job
M: Probably handling angry customers. I needed to make sure they were well taken care of. After all, the customer is always right.
W: That’s how we feel here too. How long did you work there
M: I was there for three and a half years. I left the company last month.
W: I see. But the position won’t start until the middle of next month. Would that be a problem for you
M: Not at all. In this case, I’ll just spend the time visiting my parents and leading my kids to the beach for fun.
W: That sounds nice. So, why are you interested in this particular position
M: I know your company Emoryville has a great reputation and wonderful product. I have thought many times that I would like to be a part of it. When I heard about the opening in Emoryville, I jumped on the opportunity.
Text 10
Historic England is an organization that advises the government on how to look after traditional buildings and places. It has chosen 60 of the best photos from the public for an outdoor exhibition about everyday life called Picturing High Streets. The pictures range from portraits of people to photos of cafes and shops. The exhibition is touring England, starting in Derby from 17 March to 9 April. The photos will be shown in different ways, such as in shop windows and on big advertising boards. In London, the show will also feature photos by Jamil, who has been working with primary school pupils. Jamil told The Week Junior that a great high street “should be a place where people feel welcome and connected to their local community”. Jamil says that Petticoat Lane, where he took many of his photos, has these important ingredients.
Dear Peter,
I am so delighted to receive your letter. You asked me about the activity of climbing Mount Qingcheng held by our school last month, so I am writing to inform you of the details.
In the morning, we set off on the climb full of enthusiasm. The path was challenging but we encouraged each other. Every step brought us closer to nature and filled us with a sense of adventure. At noon, having reached the summit, we took a rest. The view was truly breathtaking. In the afternoon, we commenced our return trip.
This activity enables me to profoundly comprehend the spirit of pressing forward fearlessly and never giving up. It is an unforgettable and precious experience. Looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
Suddenly, one boy stood up and rushed towards Joe, giving him a hug. “Joe, I’m sorry for teasing you. I didn’t know you were doing this for such a good reason,” he apologized in a sincere voice. Following him, the rest of the boys also expressed their admiration for Joe’s courage and kindness. Tears rushed down the face of Joe and many others. The rest of the day, all the kids asked Joe about his donation and what it was like. The boys planned to grow their hair as well, and the girls determined to join in the donation. Not only did they know more about Joe’s act of kindness, but also learned the essence of empathy and understanding.
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命題人：高2023級英語備課組
第一部分 聽力（共兩節，每小題1.5分，滿分30分）
1. What does the man think of the Summer House
A. The food is healthy. B. The service is good. C. The food is expensive.
2. Which flight will the man reserve
A. At 16:45. B. At 18:00. C. At 18:45.
3. Where should the man put his garbage
A. The brown bin. B. The red bin. C. The blue bin.
4. How does the man feel about learning to paint
A. It’s great fun. B. It takes a lot of energy. C. It’s boring.
5. Who got a promotion
A. Emily. B. Henry. C. Liza.
聽第6段材料，回答第6至7題。
What will the woman do this Saturday
A. Do some reading. B. Play golf. C. Hang out with friends.
7. When will the woman play golf next Wednesday
A. At 4:00 pm. B. At 4:15 pm. C. At 4:30 pm.
聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。
8. What makes the woman surprised about Steve
A. His tired look. B. His being in good shape. C. His way of dressing.
9. Where did the woman used to exercise
A. At home. B. In the gym. C. In the open.
10. What does Steve offer to the woman
A. Working out with him. B. Looking for a trainer. C. Using his guest passes.
聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。
What will the woman take tomorrow morning
A. A history exam. B. A history lecture. C. A physics experiment.
12. What does George suggest studying
A. Mr. Smith’s lectures. B. The American society. C. The American Civil War.
13. Where will the woman go
A. The lecture room. B. The library. C. The lab.
聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。
What’s the probable relationship between the speakers
A. Boss and employee. B. Husband and wife. C. Interviewer and interviewee.
15. What was the man in charge of at Computer Country
A. The sales service. B. The human resources. C. The computer production.
16. What will the man do in the following days
A. Do some researches. B. Spend time with his kids. C. Sign up for a course.
17. How does the man view Emeryville
A. It has a good reputation. B. It has a long history. C. It pays well.
聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。
What does Historic England advise
A. Ways to make the best photos.
B. Ways to raise people’s interest in art.
C. Ways to protect traditional buildings.
19. What is the exhibition about
A. Pictures of daily life. B. Ways of communication. C. Protecting the environment.
20. What is the feature of the show in London
A. Photos taken by Jamil. B. Photos in shop windows. C. The Week Junior advertisements.
第二部分 閱讀理解 (共兩節，滿分50分)
第一節 閱讀下列短文，從選項中選出最佳選項。(每小題2.5分，共37.5分)
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RHC Looks for Interns (實習生)
Robust Health Corporation (RHC)’s Internship Program offers a wide range of opportunities for graduate and postgraduate students to gain insight in the technical and administrative programs of RHC while enriching their knowledge and experience in the health field.
Who are we looking for
— You are at least twenty years of age on the date of application.
— You have completed three years of full-time studies at a university or an equivalent (同等學力的) institution. Applicants who have already graduated may also qualify for consideration if they apply to the internship within six months after completion of their formal qualification.
— You possess a first degree in a public health, medical or social field related to the technical work of RHC or a degree in a management-related field.
— You are not related to a RHC staff member ( e.g., son / daughter, brother / sister, or mother / father).
— You are fluent at least in one of the working languages of the office of assignment (English / French)
— You have not previously participated in RHC’s Internship Program.
How to apply
All applications should be made for the positions posted on the RHC Careers site using the RHC corporate recruitment system (Yapro). Don’t miss the Application deadlines!
September 1 - October 15, 2024 for an internship starting January 1 - June 30, 2025
January 10 - February 25, 2025 for an internship starting July 1 - December 31, 2025
By December 1, RHC will inform all selected candidates who applied in September and October. If you have not received any message from RHC by December 1 2024, it means that you are not selected. For candidates who apply in January and February 2025, no information by April 15 2025 means that you are not selected. You may apply again if you are still interested.
Which of the following applicants is possibly qualified for the Internship Program
A. A college graduate who is the son of a department chief in RHC.
B. A twenty-one-year-old senior student who is studying in a university for the second year.
C. A student who has graduated from university and has had two years’ working experience.
D. A graduate student who has a first degree in clinical medicine and can speak fluent English.
22. How should students make the application
A. By emailing a resume to the RHC.
B. By using a specific recruitment system — Yapro.
C. By participating in a campus recruitment event.
D. By visiting a local career information website.
23. A candidate can apply for the internship in the second half of 2025 on ______.
A. February 1, 2025 B. April 15, 2025 C. October 10, 2024 D. December 1, 2024
B
In high school, she was bullied. After college, it was difficult to find a job. But through all the difficult times, Collette Divitto has had one thing that makes her happy: baking. Divitto, who has Down syndrome (唐氏綜合征), decided to channel her passion into a career, opening her own cookie company.
“So actually, I always loved baking since I was 4 years old. From high school, I had been taking baking classes,” said Divitto, 31. “It was a hard time for me. I had no friends. I didn’t have a social life. I got bullied. I got picked on. And that’s why I had been taking baking classes.”
After high school, Divitto went to Clemson University in South Carolina, but after graduating, it was difficult for her to find jobs. So, she turned to her mom, who helped her create her own job: CEO of Collettey’s Cookies.
“There’re lots of amazing things happening,” Divitto said of the opportunities coming her way. She says her favorite part about running her business is hiring people with disabilities. Collettey’s Cookies helps people with disabilities prepare for their careers, by offering workshops and guidance.
In 2023, just 17.9% of people with a disability were employed. But Divitto believes many want to work, federal law does not require employers to pay them minimum wage. That means companies can pay people with disabilities whatever they think they’re worth — something Divitto is working to change.
She has appealed to society to help create more jobs for people with disabilities, which she hopes gets the attention of Congress. Collettey’s Cookies now has 15 employees, and about half of them are people with disabilities. And they have a strong leader to look up to. “No matter who you are, you can make a great difference in this world,” Divitto said. “Don’t let people bring you down. Do not focus on your disabilities. You only need to focus on your abilities.”
24. What drove Divitto to start her business
A. Her being bullied. B. Her mother’s help.
C. Her Down syndrome. D. Her failure to land a job.
25. Which of the following best describes Divitto’s attitude towards the disabled
A. Merciful. B. Appreciative. C. Considerate. D. Tolerant.
26. What does Divitto want to work to change
A. The salary the disabled get. B. The federal law about the disabled.
C. The working conditions of the disabled. D. The role the disabled plays in the Congress.
27. What can we infer from the last paragraph
A. The disabled act as leaders in her company.
B. The government shows no care for the disabled.
C. Disabled people have potential to achieve success.
D. Employees show respect for Divitto in her company.
C
Throughout history, many species of animals have been threatened with extinction. When Europeans first arrived in North America, more than 60 million buffalo (水牛) lived on the continent. Yet hunting the buffalo was so popular during the 19th century that by 1900 the animal’s population had fallen to about 400 before the government stepped in to protect the species. In some countries today, the elephant faces a similar challenge, as illegal hunters kill the animals for the ivory in their tusks.
Yet not all animals with commercial value face this threat. The cow, for example, is a valuable source of food, but no one worries that the cow will soon be extinct. Why does the commercial value of ivory threaten the elephant, while the commercial value of beef protects the cow
The reason is that elephants are a common resource, while cows are private goods. Elephants wander freely without any owners. The hunter has a strong motivation to kill as many elephants as he can find. Because illegal hunters are numerous, each has only a slight motivation to preserve the elephant population. By contrast, cattle live on farms that are privately owned. Each farmer makes great effort to maintain the cattle population on his farm because he harvests the benefit of these efforts.
Governments have tried to solve the elephants problem in two ways. Some countries, such as Kenya and Uganda, have made it illegal to kill elephants and sell their ivory. Yet these laws have been hard to put into effect, and elephant populations have continued to decrease. By contrast, other countries, such as Malawi and Namibia, have made elephants private goods and allowed people to kill elephants, but only those on their own property.
With private ownership and the profit motive now on its side, the African elephant might someday be as safe from extinction as the cow. The ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle pointed out the problem with common resources: “What is common to many is taken least care of, for all men have greater regard for what is their own than for what they possess in common with others.”
Why does the author mention buffalo in Paragraph 1
To introduce a similar threat to elephant.
To provide an example of species extinction.
To offer an explanation for government policies.
D. To present the statistics of the buffalo in America.
Why do elephants face threats while cows are safe
They are under different law protection. B. They attract different groups of hunters.
C. They contain different commercial value. D. They represent different ownership types.
30. What is Paragraph 4 mainly about
A. Bans on killing elephants for ivory. B. Effective laws for elephant protection.
C. Methods of making elephants private goods. D. Government policies on the elephants problem.
31. What can we learn from Aristotle’s words
A. People hold little regard for others’ property.
B. People want to profit from common resources.
C. People care more about their own possession.
D. People tend to take what they own for granted.
D
At a time when Americans consume more than half of their daily calories from ultra-processed (超加工的) foods, there is increasing evidence showing that eating too much of these foods can make us sick. A recent study published in the British Medical Journal finds people who consume high amounts of these foods have an increased risk of anxiety, depression, and certain cancers. The data come from more than 9 million people who participated in dozens of studies.
Ultra-processed foods are ubiquitous in our food supply. Among the most common are highly refined bread, fast food, sugary drinks, cookies, and other packaged snacks. They are often high in salt, sugar, fat and calories and low in fiber and micro- nutrients such as vitamins.
Although no evidence proves that consumption of ultra-processed foods can directly cause anxiety, cancer or other health conditions, a growing body of evidence shows that ultra-processed foods contribute to the development of these conditions.
A study published last year found people in the habit of consuming high levels of ultra-processed foods were about three times more likely to develop cancer, compared to those who consumed the least. When it comes to mood and mental health conditions, a French study showed that adults who maintained an unhealthy diet had more depressive symptoms. “We saw a roughly 20 to 50% increased risk of depressive symptoms in people who had diets that were high in ultra-processed foods,” says Wolfgang Marx, a researcher.
A panel of advisors is currently evaluating all the latest diet and nutrition studies as part of a process to update the country’s Dietary Guidelines. It is possible that they could recommend limits on ultra-processed foods. On the regulatory side, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving ahead to finalize a new definition of the term “healthy”. The FDA says a “healthy” claim on food labels could help consumers identify healthier choices with a quick look and may encourage food companies to improve their products.
32. What does the underlined word “ubiquitous” in Paragraph 2 probably mean
A. Nutritious. B. Widespread. C. Cheap. D. Profitable.
33. What are the studies in Paragraph 4 mainly intended to show about ultra-processed foods
A. They are linked to some health problems. B. They become more popular among adults.
C. They directly lead to depressive symptoms. D. They should be consumed in a proper way.
34. What is the last paragraph mainly about
A. Food companies’ future plans. B. New guidelines for food sales.
C. Limits on ultra-processed foods. D. Responses to ultra-processed foods.
35. Where does the text most probably appear
A. In a health magazine. B. In a biology textbook.
C. In a medical guideline. D. In a food advertisement.
第二節 閱讀短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。（每題2.5分，共12.5分）
36 . But I thought I might be the only person left in the world who hadn’t done an eBay deal. So, I decided to try my hand at online auction (拍賣).
Buying for beginners: Sign up on www.ebay.co.uk. Most items (e. g. tables, computers, and books) ready for auction will come with a picture and a short description; others may be marked with “Buy It Now” and have a fixed price. 37 .
Process of bidding: If the item is being auctioned, you offer the highest price you are prepared to pay and eBay bids for you. The bid will be increased little by little until it goes beyond your highest bid, then you are emailed and asked if you would like to bid again. Auctions last up to 10 days and when they finish you get an email telling you whether you have won the item.
38 : Sellers decide how they would like to be paid and you need to check this before placing a bid as you might not want to post a cheque or postal orders. The easiest way is through PayPal, an online payment system that takes the money away from your credit card. Selling is made simple — If you plan to sell on eBay, it helps to include a picture of the item. I followed my friends’ advice and put up the items I wanted to sell for a 10-day auction, starting on a Thursday. 39 .
40 : It’s easy to post a small item, but for big items such as the furniture is a big part of eBay and this has to be collected or sent by deliverymen.
The way of payment
Selling out-of-date items
Everyone’s at it, even my folks
The how of transporting big items
You can purchase your items in no time
This way buyers had two weekends to bid
It’s awesome to just turn your waste into good money
第三部分　語言知識運用(共兩節，滿分30分)
第一節 閱讀短文，從所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。 (每題1分，共15分)
In China, having a portrait of the dead at the funeral holds great significance. Wu Muliang, a 24-year-old from East China’s Fujian province, took on the responsibility of 41 funeral portraits for his fellow villagers.
42 , taking funeral portraits for the elders was not part of Wu’s plan when he first decided to return to the village. He embarked on this task 43 . With a background in the new media industry, Wu was originally looking to make videos centered around agriculture and rural areas — topics that were 44 both on social media and at the state level.
45 by his grandparents until the third grade of primary school, Wu saw them only once or twice a year thereafter. Wu’s grandfather passed away nine years ago. At that time, the family couldn’t find a 46 funeral portrait for him, and it has always been a (an) 47 for the whole family. The elderly, especially those in rural areas, 48 have their pictures taken and most of them have to use the one from their ID card. When Wu’s grandma asked him to take a funeral portrait for her, he was a little 49 . However, when he saw her getting excited while 50 the dress for the photo shoot, he changed his mind.
In his small charitable photo booth, Wu took funeral portraits not just for his grandmother, but also for more than a dozen other elderly villagers. While taking these portraits, Wu also 51 some behind-the-scenes moments. He made these moments into videos and posted them online, which have now exceeded 4 million 52 on the video-sharing platform Bilibili. Many people left comments, saying that the videos reminded them of their own 53 . Wu was glad that he could help others and make 54 impacts. “I hope to do more to help 55 the memories of the elders in the village.” He said.
41. A. painting B. capturing C. hanging D. printing
42. A. Therefore B. Otherwise C. However D. Instead
43. A. coincidentally B. purposefully C. enthusiastically D. helpfully
44. A. controversial B. heavy C. modest D. trendy
45. A. Cared B. Brought C. Guided D. Raised
46. A. proper B. true C. whole D. vivid
47. A. comfort B. annoyance C. regret D. worry
48. A. frequently B. rarely C. normally D. usually
49. A. nervous B. sympathetic C. upset D. relieved
50. A. choosing from B. picking out C. dealing with D. trying out
51. A. created B. cherished C. enjoyed D. recorded
52. A. views B. readings C. observations D. donations
53. A. contacts B. grandparents C. friends D. cousins
54. A. efficient B. necessary C. full D. positive
55. A. recall B. preserve C. shape D. waken
第二節 在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。(每小題1.5分，滿分15分)
56 (locate) in the suburbs of the capital, the Beijing Grand Canal Museum opened its doors to the public for the first time on December 27, 2023. China’s Grand Canal, which 57 (construct) initially during the Spring and Autumn Period, is the longest and largest ancient canal system in the world. It remains an important symbol of traditional Chinese culture, 58 (witness) important changes in Chinese society.
This newly opened smart museum has 59 total construction area of around 99,700 square meters, integrating function halls ranging from exhibition display areas and social education spaces to cultural heritage restoration workshops. 60 (celebrate) its opening, the Beijing Grand Canal Museum has launched a series of exhibitions centered around the close relationship 61 the Grand Canal and the city of Beijing, focusing on the themes of people, water, and the city.
As the highlight of the museum, the core exhibition showcases over 1,000 cultural relics 62 artworks following a timeline that follows the development of the Grand Canal. In addition to displaying the cultural heritage of the Grand Canal, the museum’s exhibits also highlight 63 (technology) skills. In the earthquake prevention exhibition hall, there is a piece of glass through 64 a seismic (地震的) isolation bearing is visible. Underneath the exhibition building, there are around 240 such 65 (facility) supporting the entire museum, significantly improving the safety of the building.
第四部分 寫作（共兩節，每節20分，滿分40分）
第一節 假定你是李華，你的英國筆友Peter來信詢問你校上個月舉行的登青城山（Mount Qingcheng）活動。請給他回一封100詞左右的郵件，內容包括：1、活動過程； 2、你的感受。
Dear Peter,
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Yours,
Li Hua
第二節 閱讀材料，根據所給段落開頭語續寫一段，詞數80左右，使之構成一篇完整的短文。
Joe entered Mr. Cooper’s classroom on the first day of the new school year, his long hair tied in a ponytail (馬尾辮). “What are you doing with that ponytail, dear Joe You look like a little girl!” Mr. Cooper asked curiously. The rest of his classmates laughed. Joe looked down in shame, but he knew he had to keep growing it for his reasons.
The previous year, Joe had decided to grow his hair, a decision that hadn’t attracted much attention due to the start of the summer holidays. However, now that he was back at school, everyone saw how overgrown his hair was because he kept it in a ponytail.
Unfortunately, the comments didn’t stop. Every day, the boys in his class teased him, believing he simply wanted to be different. The poor eight-year-old boy returned home each day in tears, but he never told the truth to his parents. Instead, he started hiding his tears in the bathroom at some point.
Mrs. Burns, the art teacher, was relatively new at the school. One day, after everyone had left for recess (課間休息), she found Joe crying. “Joe, what’s going on Why are you growing your hair so long ” she asked gently.
“Well, I volunteered in a children’s hospital last April. There were many kids who had cancer and lost their hair,” Joe explained. After a brief pause, he continued, “The hospital called for young volunteers to grow hair and donate it. They would use the donated hair to create beautiful wigs (假發) for those unfortunate children. Since then, I’ve been growing my hair. Unfortunately, now boys in my class often laugh at me when seeing my long hair.”
Touched by his story, Mrs. Burns asked, “Do your classmates know why you’re growing your hair ” Joe shook his head, telling that no one had ever asked him. “Do you have any photos of the children in the hospital ” she asked. Joe nodded and quickly took a few out from his school bag.
Mrs. Burns took them from Joe’s hands and looked at them carefully. What came into her eyes were some children lying in bed, most of whom were smiling bravely. Deeply touched, she gave Joe a huge hug. “Joe, you should be proud of yourself for helping others. Let me help you!” She said gently, her voice full of admiration. When the bell rang, Joe’s classmates hurriedly returned to the classroom. Having noted that everyone was seated, Mrs. Burns showed them photos of those poor kids. After hearing the story, Joe’s classmates were all moved, with tears welling up in their eyes.
Suddenly, one boy stood up and rushed towards Joe, giving him a hug. ________________________
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