新教材2024版高中英语Unit3SeaExploration单元素养评价新人教版选择性必修第四册

单元素养评价(三)UNIT3SEAEXPLORATION第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whoisthemanpossiblytalkingto?A．Adoctor.B．Ateacher.C．Hismother.2．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inanoffice.B．Athome.C．Inthestreet.3．Howmuchwillthemanpayforthetickets?A．18dollars.B．30dollars.C．24dollars.4．Howlonghastheflightbeendelayedsofar?A．Oneandahalfhours.B．Onehour.C．Halfanhour.5．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Haveadictation.B．Leaveearly.C．Haveatoothpulled.其次节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白，每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6．Whatkindofmusicisthewoman'sfavourite?A．Popmusic.B．Countrymusic.C．Classicalmusic.7．Howwillthemanfindouttheinformation?A．Bymakingacall.B．Byaskingafriend.C．Bygoingdowntown.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8．Whoistheladyprobably?A．Theman'sschoolmate.B．Theman'swife.C．Theman'sboss.9．Whatdoesthemanthinkofhisnewroommate?A．He'stoobad.B．He'stoolazy.C．He'sagoodboy.10．Whatdoesthenewroommatelike?A．Helikesplaying.B．Helikesmusic.C．Helikeskeepinghishouseclean.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．WhydidRuthcallTim?A．Tofindoutifthebooksheorderedisin.B．ToaskhimtoattendaStudents'Unionmeeting.C.Toseeifhehastimetowelcomenewstudents.12．WhatdoesRuthsayaboutthenewstudents?A．Manyofthemhaveapart­timejob.B．Theyusuallyarriveonweekends.C．Theywillneednewtextbooks.13．WhatdoesTimoffertodo?A．Helpoutwhenhehastime.B．TakeRuth'splaceasatourguide.C．GetintouchwithKenlater.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14．What'sthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．Friends.B．Strangers.C．Husbandandwife.15．Whydon'tthewomanandherhusbandmovetoanewhouse?A.Theydon'tlikeanewhouse.B.Theycan'taffordanewhouse.C.Theyhavehadtheirownhouse.16．Whatdoestheman'ssister­in­lawthinkofthehouseshebought?A．Poor.B．Expensive.C．Satisfying.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．Whatisthepurposeofmakingthisannouncement?A．Towarnpeopleofdanger.B．Totellpeoplenottoleavehome.C．Toinformpeopleofapowerfailure.18．Whatshouldthosewhowanttogooutdo?A．Getoutoftownbeforethree.B．Stayinthecars.C．Becarefuloflooseelectricwires.19．Whatcanwelearnfromtheannouncement?A．Electricityhasbeencutoff.B．Ahurricaneiscominginthreehours.C．Somewiresmaygowrongafterthehurricane.20．Whatdoesthespeakersuggestattheendoftheannouncement?A.Stayingawayfrombeaches.B．Payingattentiontofurthernews.C．Beingpatientandstayingindoors.其次部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AWelcometoGEMSISLAND!Ifyouarelookingforaholidayorweekendgetaway,takeashortferry(渡船)ride,andyou'llbehereinnotime.Thedelicatebalanceofnatureontheislandiscarefullymaintained,allowingittoremainahavenforwildlifeaswellasthehomeofpopularattractions.GettingAround...MainAttractionsRubyVillageVisittheheartoftheislandtoexperiencesomeshoppingandaleisurelyafternoontea.Theold－fashionedshopsandcafesareadelighttoexplore！DiamondsRestaurantPlantospendafewhourshereandtastealuxuriousthree－coursemealpreparedbyanaward－winningchef.Reservationsarerequired.EmeraldBayHeadnorthandenjoybreathtakingviewsofthesea!Thecliffwalkcanbedoneinanhourortwoandtakesyoupastamazingrockformations.TopazBeachRelaxonthebeachandtakeadipinthesea!Getthebestviewoftheunblockedhorizonatsunriseorsunset.Ifyoulongforgrilledseafood,stopbyatSeaGourmetBar.TheIslanderBusistheonlyformoftransportforpassengersmovingaroundtheislandasnoprivatevehiclesareallowed.Ittravelsonlyinonedirection.Itarrivesateachbusstoptopickupanddropoffpassengersevery20minutesorso.Theridebetweenstopsisaboutfiveminutes.BonusAlocalguidewillbeonboardtoprovideaninterestingandeducationalrunningcommentaryabouttheisland.Youwillalsoreceivecoupons(实惠券)thatentitleyoutospecialdealsonadmissionticketsandpurchasesatallattractions！21.What'sthepossiblemeansoftransportontheisland?A．Boat.B．Bus.C．Car.D．Bike.22．Whatextrabenefitcantouristsenjoy?A．Aguidebook.B．Afreemeal.C．Awelcomegift.D．Adiscountontickets.23．Whichtouristattractioncandrawrocklovers?A．RubyVillage.B.DiamondsRestaurant.C．EmeraldBay.D.TopazBeach.BGettingtoAntarcticaisnoteasy.Thefewwhoareluckyenoughtovisitthismostmysteriouscontinentdosobyships.ToreachAntarctica,shipsmustpassthrougha__notoriouslyviolentareaofoceancalledtheDrakePassage,consideredtobetherougheststretchofseaontheplanet.Wallsofwaterthirty,sometimesfortyfeethighcontinuallycrashedaboutourshipfortwosoliddays.Wewouldholdontoaropeinsidetheshipwhilebeingviolentlytippedtooneextremeside,thentotheother,andthenbackagain.MydaughterClaireandIwereasmentallypreparedaswecouldbe.AbouttwoandahalfdaysafterenteringtheDrakePassage,thewaterscalmed.Soon,wenoticedsmallblackspotsonnearbypiecesoffloatingice.Emperorpenguins!Then,webeganthetwo－milehikeovertheicetothepenguincolony.Withinseveralhundredyards,littleclustersofemperors,perhapstenorsoatatime,greetedus,slidingontheirbelliesandmakingtheirwonderfulnoises,sortofanasallysqueal.Onedaytwoadultemperorswiththeirthreechicksin－towapproachedClaire,whowasrestingontheice.Theyleftthechickswithher,asifshewerethebabysitter.Twentyminuteslatertheyreturnedtocollectthechicks,andIwillneverforgetthepenguinthat,whenIjokinglyaskedwhichwaybacktothehelicopters,pointedawinginthecorrectdirection.Everynightaboardoursafeandwarmship,wethoughtaboutwhatittakestosurviveinAntarctica,anincrediblyharshplace.Buteachdayontheice,wealsothoughtabouttheDrakepassage,thatmonstrousbodyofwaterwehadtoenduretogetwherewewere.Overthecourseofourvisit,wecametorespectthepowerofthatsea.Westilltalkaboutthepenguins,asI'msurewealwayswill.ButwetalkabouttheDraketoo.Bothexperienceswereunforgettable,andonewouldnothavebeenpossiblewithouttheother.24．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“notoriously”meaninParagraph1?A．Frequentlytraveled.B．Hardtolocate.C．Recognizednegatively.D．Aimlesslysailed.25．WhichofthefollowingbestdescribethevoyageintheDrakepassage?A．Boring.B．Comfortable.C．Smooth.D．Difficult.26．Whatdoestheauthormostlyfocusesonpenguinswhendescribingthem?A．Dependenceononeanother.B．Collectingtheirbabychicksintime.C．Friendlyandentertainingbehavior.D．Abilitytosurviveintheirenvironment.27．Whatdidtheauthormostlikelygainfromhisexperience?A．Anincreasedrespectforthepowerofnature.B．Anunderstandingofhowanimalssurviveincoldclimates.C．Anawarenessofthetypesofactivitieshisdaughterenjoys.D．Aninterestinotherjourneysthatinvolvephysicalchallenges.CBluewhales,theearth'slargestanimals,calltoothersoftheirkind,thoughexactlywhatthesecriescommunicateremainsamystery.Butthesesoundshavebegunevolving(演化).Sinceatleastthe1960s,thepitch(音调)ofAntarcticbluewhaleshasdownshifted.Scientistshavetheoriesastowhy:allinvolvinghumans.Thedeepeningoftheirsoundsisnotunique.Manybluewhalesaroundtheworldhavealsodroppedtheirpitch.Inastudylastyearthatanalyzedmorethan1millionindividualrecordingsofwhalecalls,scaleshiftswerefoundacrossspecies,andamongpopulationsthatdon'tnecessarilyinteractwithoneanother.Thisistosay,whateverhascausedthechangedoesn'tseemtohaveaspecificgeographicorigin.Theunderwaternoisescausedbyoceantrafficandat­seaindustriesmightseemalikelycriminal.However,scientistshaveidentifiedloweredpitchesevenacrosspopulationsofwhalesthatliveinseaswithoutmajorshippingroutes.Onepossibleexplanationforthechangeistheachievementsofglobalconservationefforts.Astheirpopulationshavegrown,then,thewhalesmayhavedecreasedtheirvolumebecausetheyaremorelikelytobecommunicatingovershortdistances.Lastyear'sstudyofwhalecallsalsosuggestsathreateningreasonforthedropinpitch,however.Perhapswhalesdon'tneedtobesoloudbecausesoundwavestravelfartherinoceansmadeacidicbytheabsorptionofcarbondioxide.Carbondioxideintheatmosphere,meanwhile,mayalsoindirectlyinfluencewhalevoicesinotherways.Recentstudyshowsthat,duringthesummer,thewhalesmustusetheirtopvolumetobeheardinthecrackingice—anaturalsoundincreasedbyunnaturalprocesses,asrisingtemperaturesworsenice­melt.Sotheimpactsofawarmingplanetmaymodulateanimalsoundseveninremoteplaces.28．Towhatextentiswhales'pitchdrop?A．Acrossthespecies.B．IntheAntarcticocean.C．Amongsomepopulations.D．Withinonemillionindividuals.29．Whatcausestheevolvingofwhales'pitchaccordingtothetext?A．Lesscommunicationandmorethreat.B．Protectioneffortsandacidicseawater.C．Sharpdecreaseofwhales'populations.D．Underwaternoisesbyshipsandindustries.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“modulate”meaninthelastparagraph?A．Produce.B．Damage.C．Balance.D．Change.31．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A．Manisthesoulofnature.B．Manandnatureareinone.C．Naturepardonsnomistakes.D．Naturehasthefinalsayoverman.DScientistsvisitingtinyHendersonIslandintheSouthPacificrecentlymadeanalarmingdiscovery.Althoughitisoneofthemostremoteplacesontheearthandpreviouslyuntouchedbyhumans,theislandwascoveredinplasticwaste.Theycalculatedtherewere38millionpiecesofplastic,weighingalmost18tons,withthousandsofnewpieceswashingupeachday.“Nocountryhasafreepass－wefoundplasticfromeverywhere，”saidonescientist.“Weallhavearesponsibility,andwehavetositupandpayattention.Thisisnotanissuetoignore.Weneedtodosomethingnowtoprotectthesea.”Plasticwasteintheseahaslongbeenknownabout,butonlynowarewediscoveringthetrueextentoftheproblem.Plastictakeshundredsofyearstodecompose,soalltheplasticeverproducedstillexistssomewhere.Around95%ofplasticsmadearenotrecycled,andlargeamountsenterthesea.Currentscollectthiswasteinlargecircularsystemscalled“gyres”.OneofthelargestisinthePacificOcean,anareanowknownasthe“GreatPacificGarbagePatch”．Theproblemgetsworseasplasticbreaksdownintoverysmallpieces,or“microplastic”.Thisiseatenbyfishandleadstomassivespeciesloss.Humansalsoeatthesefish,andmicroplastichasevenbeenfoundintapwateraroundtheworld.Theproblemhasspreadtoofartoignore.TheplasticonHendersonIslandaccountsforjust2seconds'worthofglobalannualplasticproduction.Thatproductionwillmorethantripleby2050.Thentherewillbethesameweightofplasticintheseaasfish.However,therearesomeyoungmindsworkingtocleanupandprotecttheseaforfuturegenerations.WhiledivinginGreece,youngBoyanSlatnoticedtherewasmoreplasticwastethanfish.Hedecidedrightthentodedicatehislifetosolvingthisproblem.Previouslytheproblemwasconsideredtoobigtosolve;collectingtheplasticwithboatsandnetswouldbeexpensive,wouldharmsealife,andwouldtakethousandsofyears!But,Boyanthought,whymovethroughtheseawhentheseacanmovethroughyou?Toworkwiththecurrentsandgyreswouldhelpcollectthewaste.SohestartedTheOceanCleanupproject,whichplacesverylongfloatingbarriersinthePacific.Currentsthenconcentratethewastenaturallysoitcanbecollectedandrecycled.Hehopestoreducethepatchby50%injustfiveyears.“Manyproblemstodayaresideeffectsofthingspeopledidn'tthinkaboutinthepast”，hesays.Seaplasticisasymbolofthenegativeeffectsofourlifestyleandtechnology.Ouraimshouldbetocreateanewlifestyleforthiscentury.Protectingtheseafromplasticisagoodplacetostart.32．Whatalarmingdiscoverydidthescientistsmake?A．TheydiscoveredatinyislandintheSouthPacificOcean.B．TheydiscoveredtherewasplasticeverywhereonHendersonIsland.C．TheydiscoveredthattherewerenohumanbeingsonHendersonIsland.D．TheydiscoveredHendersonIslandwasthemostremoteplaceintheworld.33．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Microplasticismerelyharmfultothefishinthesea.B．Notallthecountrieshavetofacetheproblemofplastictrash.C．Nowadaysthereisthesameweightofplasticintheseaasfish.D．Mostplasticsmadearenotrecycled,andlargeamountsenterthesea.34．WhatisthemainideaofParagraph4?A．HowtheOceanCleanupprojectworks.B．Theproblemofplasticcleanupistoobigtotackle.C．Lettheseaitselfdecomposetheplasticwastenaturally.D．Collectingplasticwithboatsandnetswouldbeagoodway.35．WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribeBoyanSlat?A．Considerateandstraightforward.B.Intelligentandresponsible.C．Knowledgeableandsensitive.D.Devotedandcourageous.其次节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Criticismisharmfultohealthyrelationships.__36__First,workonchangingyourownbehavior.Then,findeffectivewaystocommunicateifsomeonebothersyou.ChangingYourBehavior●Thinkbeforeyouspeak.__37__Sometimes,it'sbesttoletsmallindiscretions(轻率的行为)go.Trytakingafewdeepbreathsandleavingtheroominsteadofcriticizing.●Separatetheindividualfromtheiractions.Ifyouworkonseparatingthepersonfromtheaction,youmaynaturallywanttocriticizeless.Asyourealizeyoucannotjudgeaperson'scharacterbasedonasinglechoiceordecision,youwillbeunabletocallsomeoneoutforbeingrudeordisrespectful.●Focusonpositives.Oftentimes,beingcriticalresultsfromhowyou'rechoosingtoseeasituation.Everyonehasshortcomings.However,thevastmajorityofpeoplehavegoodqualitiesthatoutweighbadones.__38__CommunicatingMoreEffectively●__39__Somepeoplehaveissuesthatmayneedaddressing.However,feedbackisverydifferentfromcriticism.Whenaddressinganissue,focusonsuggestionsyoucanmaketohelpanotherpersonimprove,whichismoreeffectivethancriticizing.●Askforwhatyouwantdirectly.Inefficientcommunicationoftenresultsinheavycriticism.__40__Makesuretoaskforwhatyouwantinadirect,respectfulmanner.Thiswilleliminate(消退)theneedforcriticism.●Considertheotherparty'sperspective.Ifyoucriticizeotherstoooften,youmaybeshuttingouttheotherperson'spointofview.Trytostepinanotherperson'sshoesbeforecriticizingandyoumaygetsomenewandspecialideas.A．Givefeedbackratherthancriticism.B．However,therearewaystoavoidcriticism.C．Trytofocusonaperson'spositivequalitiesovertheirnegativeones.D．Ifyoufindyourselfmakingassumptionsaboutaperson'scharacter,stopyourself.E．Ifyou'renottellingsomeonewhatyouwant,thatpersoncannotbeexpectedtoknow.F．Criticismshould,ideally,beworkingtowardsaneffectivesolutiontoanegativesituation.G．Whenyouwanttodishoutcriticism,pauseandconsiderwhetheryoureallyneedtosayanything.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Thesedays,seniorcitizenssometimeshavetoworkwellbeyondtheaverageageofretirementjusttomakeendsmeet.DevanBonaguraisa19－year－oldboyfromNewJersey,whojuststartedtowork.HewasworkingattheHackettstownstorewhenhe__41__Nola,anearly70－year－oldemployeesittinginthebreakroom.Shewas__42__，andhetookavideoandaddedthevideotoasocialneworkingwebsite__43__bytheheart－breakingwords:“Lifeshouldn'tbethishard.”Nearly20millionpeopleviewedDevan'svideo,andthe39，000__44__demandedhedosomethingtohelptheoldlady.Withtheir__45__,DevanstartedaGofundMeforNola,andwithin24hourshealready__46__over$100，000!Oncethedonationshit$110，000,DevanspokewithNolaabouttheInternet'sgooddeed.“Theviewers__47__thatyou'reaveryhardworker，”Devantoldher.“They'reallproudofyou，andthey'dliketo__48__helpyouout.”Nolawasso__49__becauseshebadlyneededtopayoffthemortage(按揭)onherhouse.__50__thatsheneededanother$60，000to__51__themortgage,Devandecidedtocontinuehis__52__.HepostedNola'sstoryonthewebsite,andevenmorepeople__53__theirwalletstohelpNola.HerGofundMeshotupabovethe__54__sheneeded.NowNolacanfinally__55__，andshe'sincrediblythankfultoDevanandallofthepeoplewhodonatedtohelpherout.41．A.spottedB．greetedC．supportedD．served42．A.old－fashionedB．broad－mindedC．sad－lookingD．easy－going43．A.confirmedB．simplifiedC．clarifiedD．accompanied44．AmentsB．discussionsC．announcementsD．debates45．A.permissionB．encouragementC．progressD．courage46．A.borrowedB．savedC．raisedD．earned47．A.admitB．believeC．agreeD．remember48．A.financiallyB．honestlyC．graduallyD．technically49．A.convincedB．amusedC．surprisedD．touched50．A.FearingB．LearningC．PredictingD．Reminding51．A.refertoB．giveupC．payforD．putback52．A.faithB．hon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其次节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Ononelate－autumnday,WangTing,56.________residentintheShanxiprovincialcapitalofTaiyuan,tookhisfamilytotheJueweishanMountaininthecity'snorthwesternsuburbstotakehundredsofpictures.“AutumnisusuallythebestseasonforTaiyuan，”Wangsaid.“Butthatwasnotnecessarilytrueinthepastforthecity,57.________wastroubledbypollutionfromheavyindustrycompanies.Achangeforthebetter,notonlyinTaiyuanbuttheentireShanxiProvince，58.________(take)placeoverthepastfewyearsthankstothelocalgovernmentsandpeople'seffortsinenvironmentalprotection.StatisticsfromtheShanxiDepartmentofEcologyandEnvironmentshowthat59.________(compare)with65.7percentin2017,Shanxihad72.1percentofitsdayswithanairqualityreachinggoodandexcellentlevelsin2024.Thereisalsoanobvious60.________(improve)inwaterqualityacrossriversandlakes.Duringarecentnewsconference,WangYanfeng,headofthedepartment,saidthatShanxihasbeenholdingtheideathatgreenmountainsandclearwatersare61.________goodasmountainsofgoldandsilver62.________(achieve)abalancebetweentheenvironmentandsocialeconomicdevelopmentoverthepastfewyears.“Ourinitiativesincludeupgradinglocalindustriestocleanproduction,63.________(develop)cleanenergyresources,reducingpollutionandemissions,andpromotingenvironmentallyfriendlyindustriesasnewgrowthdrivers，”Wangsaid.Aftertheindustrialupgrades,Shanxi,64.________(tradition)acoal－producingprovince,isseeing75percentof65.________(it)coaloutputgeneratedfromadvancedandcleanproductionfacilities.Inthepowerindustry,34.3percentoftheelectricityinShanxinowcomesfromnewandrenewableenergyresources,accordingtoWang.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是李华，你校英语周支配举办一场主题为“Theprotectionofseacreatures”的演讲竞赛。请你就此写一篇演讲稿，内容包括：1．简述海洋生物的现状；2.分析危害海洋生物的因素；3.呼吁大家疼惜海洋生物。留意：1.词数80左右；2．可以适当增加微小环节，以使行文连贯。________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________其次节(满分25分)阅读下面材料，依据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。AMidnightRescueItwasnotuncommontocarryouttasksatnightasrescuers.HarryandDavidwereinformedoftheirtaskwhenitwasnearlymidnight.Itwasurgentsotherewasnotimetohesitate.Theyheadedintotheforest.Theforestwasblackandsilent.Alittlewayintoittheyreachedaforkintheearthpath.HarryandDavidtooktheleftpath.Theywalkedinsilence,theireyesontheground,watchingoutforthetrapslikebigpits(坑)setbytheillegalhunters.Everynowandthenarayofmoonlightthroughthebranchesabovelitaspotofscarlet(猩红的)bloodonthefallenleaves.DavidsawthatHarrylookedveryworried,asking,“CouldUnicornbehurtthatbadly？”Harryanswered,“Ifwecan'tfinditassoonaspossible,itdoesn'tstandmuchchancetosurvive.”Ofcourse,Unicornwasnottheanimalinfairytalesbutthenicknameofa3－year－oldelephant,thelastwildelephantinthisforest.Thenicknamewasgivenbythebiodiversityrescuerswhowereprotectingeverymemberinthisforest.TheyknewUnicornwasobedientandnotafraidofhumanbeingsandthatsometimesputitindanger.“Withoutit,theforestwasnotcomplete.Thoseillegalhuntersshouldbethrownintoprison.”Harrythought,carryinghisfirstaidkit(急救箱)onhisbackandwalkingforwardwithhisflashlight.Itseemedthatthickfogwouldcomeatanytime,whichwouldincreasethedanger.HarryhurriedintotheheartoftheforestwithDavid.Theywalkedfornearlyhalfanhour,deeperanddeeper.Therewerebloodsplashes(血迹)ontherootsofatree,asthoughthepoorcreaturehadbeenstrugglingaroundinpaincloseby.“Wemusthurryup”，saidHarry.留意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式作答。However,itwasreallynoteasyforthemtofindit.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Withoutdelay,HarrykneltdowntodofirstaidonitswoundwithDavidholdingtheflashlight.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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