2017全国大学生英语竞赛C类初赛真题

2017年全国大学生英语竟赛初赛(C级)

2017NationalEnglishCompetitionforCollegeStudents

(LevelC-Preliminary)(Total：150marksTime：120minutes)PartIListeningComprehension(30maris)SectionA(5markb)Inthissection,youwillhearfiveshortconversations.Eachconversationwillbereadonlyonce.Attheendofeachconvenalion.therewillbeafifteensecondpause.Duringthepause,readth^qiifntionandthefourchoicesnuukedA,B,C<mdD,anddecidewhichmthebestanswer.Thenmarkthecomapondingletterontheanswersheetwithasinglelineihrou^ithecentre.Wherrdoesthis*convcnMtlionprobablylakeplace?A.AtaTV'Mudio. B. Inasupcrniarket.C.Atthepolicestation. D. Inanairplane.WhichofthefollowingsportsisSarahgoodat?A.Surfing. B. Windsurfing.C.Swimming. D. Mountainclimbing.’.HowdoesthewomanhaiMlletheover-loadinformationontheInternet?Onlygoing;shoppingonlinewhenArwantsto.Alwaysbookmarkingsmeimportantwebsiles.C・Downloadingusefulinformali<mlohercomputer.MakingatimelimitforsurfingtheInternet.WhatdowelearnalxxitKichardfromtheconversation?Hegptapromotionlovicepresident.Hefoundarwwjoba»asupervisor.Heresignedfromthecompanylately.Hrloethiu2O-yearjobunfortunately.Whatisthewoman'sopinionaboutchildstars?Theyhaveahardtimegrowingup.Theyaretheprideoftheirparents.The)shouldleamtodealwithpressure.1).Theyenjoysuccwhuik!fametooearly.SectionB(10marks)thisiection9youwillheartwolongconversations.Eachconvemtiionwillbereatlcmlyonce.?htheend</mhconrersation.therewillbeaone-minuteptuise,duringthepause,dthequesiioiix<uulm(Jicyouransuemontheanswersheetuilhasinglelinethroughihecrnlrc.ConversationOnelitthecoruenation,and砒3keachstatcmenlaseithertnw(T)orfalse(F)accordingtoyourDan洞foundhisresearchoniheClolwTheatreinterestingan<lheneededmoretimrtofinishil.Lilybrlicrdthatthereinuxtbemuchdifferencebetweentoday*sperformancesandtheoriginalon***intheGlobeTheatre.IhinirljyiidthattherewemruiwomenontheMageinShek「《pealime.Noliie«nm(leffectsareusedanymorrfortoday、pprfonnanccsattheGlolx?Theatrv.10・Performer*wearauthcnlicclothel>utuseveryfewpmj海intodaysshownattheGlobeTheatre.ConversationTwoA、BA、B、CorDaccordingtoyourIbtening.Whcrrismostofl{oliert\collectionkep!?B.Inamusrum.D.!nasiecrelcave.B.UncommonMoncsandrock*D.Ihepackagingofproducts.B.Inamusrum.D.!nasiecrelcave.B.UncommonMoncsandrock*D.Ihepackagingofproducts.B.Apiece*ofiwkfromspace.I).Thefossilofaaeaanimal.C.Inhisprivatelibrary.WhiitdocsRol)ertmainlycollect?A.Pr(Kluct»rchtcxltotheOlympics.C・Rare<,oinsamistairif>s.WhatwasthefirstthingRobertcollected?A.Anage-oldshoppingbasket.C.An18thcentur)(advertisement.When<lidRobertstartcollecting?A・Afx>utthreeyeamol<l. B.Afterhi»16thbirthday.C.Whenhewasihirtrcn. D.Attheageofthirty.WhalisRobert'sattitudetowardshiscollectingintrrrstnow?Heailmitsit卜urathertediousthinghi<lo.Hefeelsitisadedicationheshouldcontinue.Hrregretstuving可>cnltoomuchtimeonil.D・Hrregardsitmerelyqapersonalhobby.SectionC(5marks)Inthissecli&n.yottwillhearfivexhortnewsilcw.Euchitemwillbereadonlyonce.4/irreachUrm,therewillbeafifteen-secondpause.Duringthepause,rendthequr“沁nandthefourchoicermarkedAB.CandD,«mddecidewhichisthehestanswer.Thenmarkihccorrrspond加gtellerontheanswersheetwitha<ing^rJi/trthroughihrcentre.Whichaccidrnlwhkreportediniheneus?A.AparadeTamped。 B・AMfrienofcarcrwdieaC.fireworkscxplonions. D・Terroristl>oinl>ifig!«.Whyareevenprolnletlareaint)»rEa»lcmAmazonatincrcaM*<lriskofforestfin**?ThedryingoutoTtheundergrowthmakesitmorelikelytocatchfire.Thrlemperaturrhaskepirisinginthisareainthepastfewde<(a(les.TherehasbeenlittlerainforquitraIcngtimeinllwAmazonrr^itm.Sometouristsmakefin?tocookwhentheycampintherainIbreM.WhatdoestheKoyal(LolkgcofPhysiicianssayisihrimpactofr-tigarrltci.?Fewpeoplesmokee-cigarettcsbetumwtheymake|>eoplefedillE-cigarettrshavetheriskofcnc<HiragingpcofJetolakeup<-igarvttes.MnnysiimkcrsquitMnuking»uccc«fullywiththrhrlpofe-cigarrlleH.Thcrri*noevidencetoshowthat"cigarettesIrawltobetterhrallh.Whatktheeffectof4iiftworkon尸叩1/smindaccordingtothestudy?Thrrrthousandshiftworkenidied(luringthefiaslImoyears.Doingshiftworkforypatsmnningmakespeopleageingfaster.Mimiinjuriesbn>u^lilbyUiiflworkarcimpns»iblrtorecover.LewthanGvcyear*'UiiftworicdorxnoharmtopcuipDmind.•,WhydoesNepalmskrnMnctiomionMountEvcrrslclimbing?Climbcrvhavefounddangerousanimalsonthemountain.Thcrrha*ebeenfirnv^nowstomis<>nthemountain.Alotofseriousaccidentshavehii|“>prwdonthemountain.ItwanUIoimprovethrmanagement<』ihemountain.SectionD(10inaiks)InthUsection,youuillheartwoshortpox也好&ThepasuigfiuillberealZwi"・Aftrrexhpassage,therrtrillbeathirty-secondp/uue.Duringihepause,unlfiheo/wimontheanswersh/et.DictationListentothepassy.Forqueslioiu21-25.fillintheblanksuilhthecxwlirwrfxorphrwryouhear.TheAmazonRiverbeginsintheAndesMountainsinSouthAmerica.It(21)_mxrnuntrir*beforeitreachestheAtlanticOcean.IlisalnwiM6300kilometerslong.TheAma20nistheM*condk»ngcstriverinIheworld.TheNileinAfricalonger.ButthrAmazonha»morewaterinitthananyotherriver.Thiaiswhyitiscalledthe(22) river.Then**omuchwaterintheAmcuonthatwhenitreachestheseathiswatertravelsfar••outintotheocean.Hiewaterha*alotofmudinit.soitisbrown.Fivehundredyrar*a^.(23)ona«hip300kilometersfromlandmwthisbrownwater.TheyfolloweditandfoundthrAmazonRiver!Theriverisverydeepandverywide.Insomeplacesitissosidethataperwnnon<mrsidecannotseetheotherside.WhenthrriverfloocKitis(24) .Theriverfloodseveryyear.Somepeoplewholivebr«idetheriverbuilddirirhou^*^(25),Whentheriverrises,theirhousesriMtoo!SummaryLutentothepassa^r.Forquestions26-3O,completethenotesxuingnomorethanthreeworthforeachblank.(26)—(26)— ,Sometimesmanycitizenscannotsleepbecauseofthelightcomingintotheirhomes.Andthiscancau"M?riou»(27) .AnimalsandplanUalsosuflcr.lightthegrowthofplants,anditcan(28) andhurtanimals.Inaddition,thrcutoflightingcityareasishuge.Thewasteof(29) istoullyunnecessary.Weneedto(30)ouriiwoflightingtomvcouecIefromthepollution.Part11Vocabulary&(irammar(15nurk»)Thereart15incomplete“ouncesinthissection.ForeachblankthrrearcfourchoicermnrkrdA.R,CandD.ChotMeMeonethatbestcompletesihfsentence.Thenrruirkthecomsporuii/xgletterontheansweriheetuiihasinglelinethroughthrcentre.Inmyopinion,allth<*cspecialoflrn*arethereto peopleintobuyingihingstheydon、reallywant.A.urge B.haMcn C.*way D.temptNearlyeveryhospitalhasthetwuncunwrittenregulation-thebadlyuound^lhavepriority ihoeeonlyslightlyhurt.A.over B.to C.beforeD.aboveNativepeopleinpoorcountrieswhocannotaflon!modrmmedicine115cmixturesofherb^to diseases.A.kill B.drive C.stop D.treatIenjoylikeningIorecords.Ifindreconkarcoften .orbetterthanactualperformances. ・•A.asgood B.asgoodas C.m<>(c<mn]a»D.90guudAfterninthsoftesting,theRussian却&c七MricntiM aspaceMiitthatworksbetterthananyinhistoiy.A.cameupwithB.putupwith C.runoutofD.ranupagainstYourbrotherwouldcertain!)havealtendedtheproceedings ,A.ifhedidn'tgetaflaltire B.iftheflattirehadn'thappenedC.luu]thetirenotfluUencditself D.hadhenothadaflattireTheBigBenisoneofIxindon\be^t-knownlandmarks,anditlooksmo?lspectacularatnightwhentheclockfaces*are .A.enlightenedB.glistened C.illuminatedD.illustratedDr..Andersonisawarvthatwestillhave longwaytogoinimprovinghumanlivingcondition?andinGghtingsickney・A.the;whereilisfound B.a;whereveritisfoundC.a:whereverisitfound D./;wherei»i((bundMyapproachisnottoIcameverythingaboutsomethir^;,but somethingabouteverything.A.inxtracltoIram B.ratbrrthanlearningC.rathertolearn D.insteadoflearningThemembersoftheHoardofDirectorsagreethatchief2illcntiontowhatcanbringinthehighcMprofit.A.istobemade B.isgoingtodirectC.l>efNiid D.wouldhdvctohy*l*hrNobelPrizeis bytheSwedishinventorAlfredBcmhardNobelandwa»firstgivenin1901.aNobelPrizeiscomidcredtobeoneofthegreatesthonoursintheworld.A.established;Receiving B.invented;AwardingC.modified;Tobegiven D.organised;TobegrantedOnlywhenyouhaveacquiredagoodknowledgeofgrammarandvocabularyfA.youwillwriteB.canyouwriteC.youcanwriteD.youcouldwrite43.—MayItakeyourorder,sir?-Yc».Iwillstartwithcreamsoup,please,andthenI'llhaveaT-bonesteak.Medium,andVWIwveuglu粳ofbrer,lliankyou.Anythingtodrinkthen?Callmrifyouneedanythingrise.Howwouldyoulikeyoursteak?.Whatwouldyourecommendthen?-W<»uhlyoumindan*wrriri|：afeMquestion*fornniirveyPmdoing?-FlowdoyoualMAitthefundingfi»runiversityeducation?A・r11putyouin. 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D.Notatall.—Limla.bowyourtriptoKerne?一Tluddoesn'lMxirulk(mnI.Whathappened?Pmplanninganrtrip.Thaluasven*kindofyou.Well,it'salongstory.Why(loyouask?Cloze(10marks)Read/ArJidltaiingpaisa/seandJillineachblankwithoneword.Choosethecorrectuvrdinonethefollowingthreeways:accordingtctheconlexl.byusingthecorrectformofthegiienicwrd,orbyusingthegivenlelie^s}oftheMort/.Rcrnrtnbertouritethewwirrnontheanswersheet.i.■iThedebateoverwhrthrr<lngsorcatsmakeletter>prtKwan^ivenanew<liinrnK»nnrr<'t-ntly.anddog^seemtohavecomeoutthe(46) (win)..AccordingIonrwresearch.(Iogb.more(hancaUor<ithrrarc(47)cgocklforpeople'shealthafwlranhelpthemlivelongerlives.InanarticlefortheBritishJourmdofHeulihf^ycholo^y,Dr.DrlxinthWelkofQuern、UniversityinBrlfwM.NorthernIreland,reviewed<k»zrn»ofMudir«onthehealth(48)beofpelcmriernhip.Sh?foundihulallhelpedtheiroMnrrMlobehealthier,anddull(log-ownerswereparticularlybelteroff.**Itin(MMsiblethatdogscandirectly(49)prom<xirwell-beingbybufferingusfrom内rrs&oneofthrmajorriUcfactomwHocialrdwithill-health.**writesWells."Thestaywitha<k>g<fanakolca(itoincreuMfinphysicaluelivilyan<lfacilitatethedcvrlojmw-nlofsocialcontactswhichmay(50)rnhl»othphysiologicalandpsycholopcalhumanIwalthinamoreindirrtiniaiifirr.**anilyourxludygn»anilyourxludygn»uporlearningli*;uncanInadditiontokeeping|>e<>plchealthyan<lhelpingpreventillness,ilwasfoumlthatcanaidin(51)rec.Forexample.<iq?shavebeen%howntohaveacdlminginflurncc<>npeople^ufFrringfmmheartdiwz.highcholcMrnUorAlzlieimcr».Citingonrstudy.Dr.Wellsexplainsthatheart-attackvictimsare9percent(52) likelytobealiveayearafteriheircpiMideiftheyownadog.1卜&havralsobeenfimndIohelpwarnownersofoncomingheart•Hacksordiabetic>h<>ck.Inju>mc(53)c・dogshaveevenhelpedreviveconupatients.Forthesereasons,theu»eoftherapyd呵inmanyhospitals3nd(54) (retire)homesMbecomingmorepofiular. ^cienliBlsstilldonothuve(55) (conclude)<kdaastowhydogsplaysuchamajorroleinthehealthoftheirowner*,theevidenceall«een»topointinthesamedirection.Dogsmayprovidemorethanjust<-ompaninnshipeinc-ludingthekeytoalongerlifr.ReadingComprehension(35marks)Thereorefairpass噩”inthispart.Eachpuss限mfollou^dhyserrni/quEi。，”.Re卬endtothequestionusinginformalinnfromthepmsagr.Remembertowritethefi/uu'ersontheanswersheet.(5nuirln)QuEions56~~60orrbasedonthe pa”晔.Rcsrarfhha*xhown(hatcollegestudrnhcanIramasmuch,ormore,frompeer*a*theydofrominMnictoncandtcxtliooks.WhenMuilentsworkcfTcctivelyinasup|M)rtivrgroup,therxpencncecanbeaverypowerfulwaytoimproveacademicachievemrnlandsulisfactionwiththelearningexperience.RrcentinterviewswithcollrgrHtudrnlHatHarvardUniversityrevealedIhatnearlyeveryseniorwhohadbeenpartofastudygroupconsicieredthixexperiencecrucialtohi*orhrracademicprogrrwandsmccess.ThelistInflowdrwribe?*scvrralimportantnrtiviliesthatyoucollai)oratcon:Teamupwithotherstudentsimmediatelyafterclasstoshareandconparenotes.One<»fyourteamnuitesmayhavepickedupsomethingyoumissedcrviceversa.Aftercompletingrachwerk、readingstcaniupwithotherMiHlent?；tocompareyourhigfilighlingandmarginnotes.Secifyouallagreeonwliatdieaulhur'smajor[mint*wereandxh3tinformationinthedulleryoushouldstudyforexams.Studiesshowthatmanystudentsareunfamiliarwithlibraryrrascarchandsometimesexperience"libnuyanxiety/*Forminglibraryresearchteamsiaaneflectivewuyto<lcvclopasocialsupportgroupforreducingthisfearandforlocatingandsharinginformation.Havingyourteamvitsittheinstructorduringofficehourstoseekaddilicwu)a^iKiinccinpreparingforexaiiHisaneffectiveteamlearningstrategyforseveralreasons.Jfyouan*,shyorunas^rlive,itmaybeeasiertoseeaninstructorinthecompanyofotherstudents.YourteamvisitalsosendsamessagetotheinstructorthatyouareMchou«aboutlearning.Afterreceivingtestresults,themember*ofalearningteamwinreviewtheirindividualteststc^ethertohelponeanotheridunlifythesourcesoftheirmistakesandtoidentifyany*'model'*answer?*tlmtreceivedmaximumcredit.Yuucanusethisinf(>niudiontoimproveyourperformanceonsubsequenttestsorassignments.Notalllearningteams,however,areequallyeffective.SometimesgroupworkfailstoreachilxfullpotentialbrcauncinsufYicicntthoughtwasgiventohowteam妙Mouldbrformedorhowtheyshouldfunction.Herearesomewggc就ionsasstrategiesformaximizingthepowerofpeeroollalMKation.FinM,informingteams,lookforfellowstudentswhoaremotivatedandattentivetocla^s.RamembertoinrlixletaimmafrsfrombothgendeniaswellasiMucienUwithcliflerrntpcrsorwlitycharacteristics.Thenkeepyourgroupsizesmallasthreetosixclassmatesbecausesmallergroupsallowforiwomface-to-faceinteractionandlessopportunityforanyoneindividualtoshirkhisorherresponsibility.Al»o.itisnecessarytoholdindividualteammembersaccountableforcontributingtothelearningoftheirteammate^.ResearchonUudygroupsatHarvardUniversityindicatethattheyareelTeriivtonlyifeachmemberhasdonetherequiredcourecworkinadvanceofthegroupmeeting.Questions56-60Completethefollowingformwhhnomorethanthreeuordscccordingtothe 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togrouplearning.(10mark*)Questions61-65arebwrdontheJbllouir^passage.Itmighlbelimetolookinyournurnior«1倒「、closetforsomethingtowear.ManyMylesfromtwenty<irthirtyyo.Eago.ihirhwentM<>utoffashion“forawhile,areno*backinMylc.Hu-nur^rin|M»pularihofitenv*withan"oldsch(x>1"feelinginciudcisrlolliing,wicv^orir*,amimuchmore.Fmm**Im*1I-Ixittom**jrannfromthe1960stosungla*M**Hfronithe1980s,eventhingold值rwwagain!Inthebeginning,atrendisusuallyredhot.Then,itget*warm.cool,andthencoldforfifteenlotwentyycarx.Thal'showlongittakc»forunewgrnrration-whoneverwentthroughIhefad-togrowup.They^rediwover"oldfashion*.Atthesimetimr,startingintheirthirtiespeopleoftengr<nostalgic.Theymayvisit**vintagrMyle"shofworwclwitpstorelivefeeling*,fromtheirpM.H>efirsti\buyingactualvintageitem%.Storrse-tailer*,andauction疝—sellju7alx>uteverythingyoucanthinkof.Needa|Kiirofmwlioyboohfrumthe1950*?Nopmblrni.Apairofsunghi^esfromthe1960x?Mtoeasy.However,bepreparrtlforsomesticksshock.High-demanditcniMlikevintageleiilherjacket*andLrvisjean*ranhrveryexpensive.Eurexample,arrlro<Uylcclockmaybema<letokw*likeyourgrundfathrrV.Yet.onthein?*i<lr.itwillcontain2htcenturytechnology.Oiliercompainiesblendretroandmodernslylr*.Thisha*lieendonewithgreat by<-aruompaniplikeV<>lkt»wagrn—theBeetle,an<lBMW-theMiniCooper.Forexample,anoldpoloshirtmightmgreatwithanrwjackel.A«*<、essorirlikevinlagt*handkigsandv*atchr*«c®noJm>helpyouMandmil.Howrver,rxprrtswarnagainkoverdoingit.Micha*wearinganentireoutfitfn>mthr1970s.ltmaymakeyouMantioutmen*limnyou%»antto!ThelastGftyyearsImveseenanexplosionofnrwtrend*andMyles.So,ifyou'reCedingboredwithyourlook,checkoutanoldclothingcatalogueforinspiration.Or,tolivenupyourIkmiicoroffice,comiderlookingtnthejmMfurM)mcgreatQuestions61-65Completeihcpassageuiththefollowingsentences.Therearetwoextrasenuncesthatyoudonotneedlouse.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z?A.Therearetwowaystogoretro. •B.Fashionexpertssuggestheir喀moderatewhenaddingaretroflavortoyourl(M>k.；C.Theotherwaytogoretroisbymakingnewprociuctsusingolder<lrsigns.:D.Overtime,manyoldstylesbecomepopularagain. »:E.Thefashioncyclelafttsaroundtwentyyean<.■;F.Onethingsforcertain-thereisnolackofcolors,patterns,ordesignslochoc代from.:•C.FashionexpertsknowthemoslalxHitn-tm$<ly加也 ：SectionC(10murks)Questions66-70arebasedonthefollowingSanAntonio'sbeautifulclimatrluresvisitorsantilocalsalikeintoitscitypaiknaiultlwMimiundingstate|»iirksforhiking,biking,walkingandnw>ne.Perhapsthecity\best-knownpark,BrackenridgeParki*im)rrthanjuManidyllicplaefrwrapicnicnrwalk.It加alsohometo»o<nc,ofthecity'smustpopularatlraiiions.Here,visitorswillrnjoytheSanAntonioZoo.A<pi<ihiimandthrBrackrnridgrEagkminiaturetrainride.Th妙parkhmmrr<*rrAtinmilfacilitiessuchasagolfcourse,drivingrangeandbiketrails.Themainentrancekinthe2800blockofN.Broadway(abouttwomilesfromdowntown).(HTrringnnrofthebesthikingtrailsyslenuinthearea,EisenhowerParkaltracUfamiliesl<x>kin^to川・因比luthegreatoutdoorswithouthavingtodrivealong '11k*parkofferstheSecondSaturdayprogram,whichleache*parents<indchildrenmorealx)utthenaturalworld.Cuidcdhikesandtalk*focusontheSouthTexaslanckcapc,bin!life,wildlifeandplantspopulatingthejnirk'sacres.Reservationsarcrequiredforthepn>gmm.19399N.W.MilitaryHwy.TheFriedrichWildcmc^Parkisa232-acrehillyaixlhr^vily-fonrMnlwikknirgpark-10-anditfeaturesfivemilesofhikingtruik.parkhabanabundunevofdiversifiedfloraandfauna,anditisabirxi-catcher*comucojiia.altraclin^intcmutionala*nrll尔IwHInnlcts.Guidedintrr|»retivehikesareavailablebyarrangementwithIhrparknuhimliM.21395Milsa.ThUarea、grrrn«anddramaticwatrrfralurr*<inrarefreshingretreatfnxiirilystneetH.Thegroundswrrrcrralrtlan|kartof1968World's'FairandsgivpreservedIoprovideaparkamiplMyscaprfornrigfilMirluMKhiwardowntown.TheHrmi^FuirParkaivainclutkstheUniversityofTvxaw.bintituteofTrxnnCulturesatSanAntoniotInnlitutn<lrMrxics*uru!theTowerofihcAmericas.200S.Alamo.McAllisterParicnrvdsUof986acresonthenorthsideofSanAntonio.OriginallycalledNortheastPrrwrvr.it“as*rriuinirtlin1974inhonorofform”SanAnlmiiomayor.WalterW.McAllister.Purlfai-ilitiesincludetheremilesofa^ihalttrails.un|Mvr<lbiryclrurnI<・m-countrytrailspi<-nicuni瓜IJttlrIx*agurbuMrlml)fieldsandsoccerfields.13102JonenMaltsIxTgrrK<l.FirstcalledBanderaRoadPark,the202-acreO.P.ScbnabelPariisnotedforitsmanyoaktrres.niountainlaurrlsand«><hrrnativevegetation.Thepark'atrailatlnicUM・cre>ofmountainliikeniaiuihikers.AIxaMkHlmllcourtandaplayM-apr|>n>vi<lrforotlwrfun.Thisparkha*brrn<alle<l**thvclaancMlittlepadeinTrxws.”9600BamleraRd.Questions66-70Aruurrl/ie quesliowttccortlui^/w(hrWhatdoIhrBnM'krnridgePariamitheO.P.SchnulirlParkhaveincommon?WhyisthrFriedrichWildemeHaParkattractivetointernationaltourists?HowcunlouriMHattendtheSecondSatunhyprograminEisenhowerPark?Whichparkisan<>l<lsiteofalargeinternalionalexhibition?Whichpurkwa*einwdafterarrHjwctful|x*n«>n?SectionD(10marks)Qurxtionx71-75tuebasedontheJbUoiringptBuigr.Whatcanwe<lotoMaywell?h'*ugixxli<kaIoexercise,catfmil.必、.aiwldrinkh>4sofwaler.We81soknowthingsnolIo(h»;illabadideatocatalol“junkGh