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2020年上期衡阳市八中高二第三次月考英语试题命题人：肖新征尹文倩资晶审题人：肖新征时量：120分钟总分:150分第一部分听力(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.WhatdoesthemanthinkofSue?A.Sheisacompetitivecoworker

.B.Sheistooyoungtobepromoted.C.Sheisanexperiencedemployee.2.Whatdoesthedoctoradvisethewomantodo?A.Dothefirs

ttestonly.B.Giveupthetwotests.C.Dotheteststomorrow.3.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Waiterandguest

.B.Colleagues.C.Neighbors.4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Weddingdress.B.Weddinghotel.C.Weddingpreparation.5.Howfa

ristheshop?A.Twoblocksaway.B.Threeblocksaway.C.Fourblocksaway.第二节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15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.Whyhastheflightbeencanc

eled?A.Theweatherofthedayisawful.B.Somethingiswrongwiththeplane.C.Theairportisclosedforemergency.7.Whatdoes

themanthinkofthewoman'ssecondoption?A.Acceptable.B.Ambiguous.C.Unreasonable.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Wheredoestheconvers

ationprobablytakeplace?A.Inalibrary.B.Inabookshop.C.Inasupermarket.9.Howcanpeoplefindthebookstheywant?A.Bycheckingtheonlinecatalogue.B.Bysear

chingbooksonthephone.C.Byputtinginauthornamesonline.10.Inwhatsituationwillthemangetcharged?A.WhenheborrowsthebookswithouthisIDcard.B.Whenhedoesn'thav

ethemembershipcard.C.Whenhekeepsthebookswithoutrenewingthem.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdoesthemanwanttod

o?A.Openacreditcardaccount.B.Checkhiscreditreport.C.Payoffcreditcarddebt.12.Howmanyvalidcreditcardsdoesthemanhav

enow?A.None.B.OneC.Five.13.Whatcausedtheman'sproblem?A.Hehadunpaiddebts.B.Hewasunabletopay.C.Hefailedtopa

yontime.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.WhatmightberesponsibleforAlice'sheadache?A.Lackofsleep.B.Tiredness.C.Stress.15.WhatdoesAliceprobablydo?A.She

'sastudent.B.She'sahousewife.C.She'sanemployee.16.What'stheman'ssuggestiontothewoman?A.Changingherjob.

B.Forgettingherto-do-list.C.Relaxingherselfwithwhatshelikes.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.WhathashappenedtoSouthHoweBroch?A.Ithascom

pletelydisappeared.B.Ithasbeenfallingintothesea.C.Ithasbeenprotectedbyaseawall.18.Whichofthefollowingsiteshasbeenbadlyaffectedbysevereweatherevents

?A.MidhoweBroch.B.TheOrkneyIslands.C.TheUniversityoftheHighlandsandIslands.19.WhichperioddoestheMidhoweBrochbelongto?A.TheIronA

ge.B.Vikingrule.C.TheMiddleAges.20.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A.ClimatehasgreatlychangedinScotland.B.ClimatechangethreatensScottish

historicalstructures.C.AncientBritishstructuresremainaftersevereclimatechange.第二部分阅读(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。AMyfatherwas44andknewhewasn’tgoingtomakeitto45.Hewrotemealetterandhopedthats

omethinginitwouldhelpmefortherestofmylife.SincethedayIwas12andfirstreadhisletter,someofhiswordshavelivedinmyheart.Onepartalwaysstandsout.“R

ightnow,youarepretendingtobeatime-killer.ButIknowthatoneday,youwilldosomethinggreatthatwillsetyouamongtheverybest.”Knowingthatmydadbel

ievedinmegavemepermissiontobelieveinmyself.“Youwilldosomethinggreat.”Hedidn’tknowwhatthatwouldbe,andneitherdidI

,butattimesinmylifewhenI’vefeltproudofmyself,IrememberhiswordsandwishhewereheresoIcouldask.“Isthiswhatyouweretalkingabout,Dad?ShouldIkeep

going?”Alongwayfrom12now,IrealizehewouldhavebeenproudwhenImadeanyprogress.Lately,though,I’vecometobelievehe’dwantmetomoveontow

hatcomesnext:tobeproudofandbelievein,somebodyelse.It’stimetostartwritingmyownletterstomychildren.Ourchildrenlooktouswiththesameunansweredquest

ionwehad.Ourkidsdon’tholdbackbecausethey’reafraidtofail.They’reonlyafraidoffailingus.Theydon’tworryaboutbeingdisappointed.Thei

rfear----asminewasuntilmyfather’sletter----isofbeingadisappointment.Giveyourchildrenpermissiontosucc

eed.They’rewaitingforyoutobelieveinthem.Ialwaysknewmyparentslovedme.Buttrustme:Thatbeliefwillbemorecomplete,tha

tlovewillbemorereal,andtheirbeliefinthemselveswillbegreaterifyouwritethewordsontheirhearts;“Don’tworry;you’lldosomething

great.”Nothavingthatblessingfromtheirparentsmaybetheonlythingholdingthemback.21.Whatdoestheauthortellusinthe3rdparagraph?A.Child

renneedtheirparents’letters.B.Hisfather’sletterremovedhisfearoffailinghisparents.C.Hischildren’sfearoffailureheldthembac

k.D.Childrenareafraidtobedisappointed.22.Whichofthefollowingistrueoftheauthor?A.Hewassurehisparentslovedhim.B.Hewrotebacktohisfatherat12.C.Hegotnoac

cesstosuccess.D.Heonceaskedhisfatherabouttheletter.23.Themainpurposeofthetextisto_______.A.describechildren’sthinkingB.answ

ersomequestionschildrenhaveC.adviseparentstoencouragetheirchildrenD.stresstheimportanceofcommunicationBStudentloan(贷款)debthasbecomeaworldwi

deproblem.InAmerica,thecountry'soverallstudentdebtreachedarecordof$1.6trillionin2019.Theaveragepersonwithstudentloande

btowedbetween$20,000and$25,000.ArecentJapanesegovernmentreportsaysithasbeenlendingover$9billionyearlytostudentssince2010.Similarcond

itionsexistinAfricaandSouthAmerica.Severalfactorsaccountforhighstudentloandebt.Oneisthatemployersevery

wherehaveincreasedtheirdemandsforskilledworkers,makinghighereducationarequirementformanyjobs.Thestudents,however,aftergradu

ation,oftenfindthattheircountry'seconomyisnotstrongenoughtosupporttheirfinancialneeds,sotheirabilitytopaybacktheloanbecomesap

roblem.Tosolvetheproblem,manycountriesareseekingtheirways.Australiahasdevelopedasystemwherestudentsdonothavetop

ayanythingbackuntiltheyareearningatleast$40,000ayear.InAmerica,severalcandidatesrunningforpresidentinthe2020electionhaveofferedmoreextremesolutionst

hatalloratleastsomeoftheseloanswillbeforgiven.Someprofessorsinseveraluniversitiesrecentlystudiedwhattheeffectsofdebtforgivenessmightbe.Theyfoun

dthat,overall,suddendebtreliefgreatlyimprovedtheborrowers'lives.Notonlydidtheyhavemoremoney,buttheyweremorelikelytomo

vetoanewareaandseekbetterpayingwork.Yettheprofessors'researchdoesn'tincludewhatmighthappentofinancialinstitutionsort

heoveralleconomyifdebtweretotallyforgiven.Itonlylooksathowdebtforgivenesswouldhelptheborrowers.Theywarnofsomeotherpossiblenegati

veeffects.Ifaborrowerknewthatifheranintoanytroublehewouldbesavedbecausehecouldgetthedebtrelief,thenhemightactuallybecomemorerecklesswi

thhisborrowinginthefuture.Nomatterwhat,theprofessorsagreethatifcountriesdodecidetoapprovesomestudentdebtrelieftheneedieststudents

shouldbehelpedfirst.24.Howdoestheauthorintroducetheproblemofstudentloan?A.Bymakingacomparison.B.Bymakingclassifications.C.B

ysettingdowngeneralrules.D.Bypresentingsomestatistics25.Whatcanwelearnaboutstudentloandebtrelief?A.IthasalreadybeencarriedoutintheUnitedStates.B.Itw

illsurelyprovidesomebenefitstoborrowers.C.Itaimstoencouragemorestudentstoborrowmoney.D.Itwillpreventapersonfromlandingawell-pa

yingjob.26.Whatistheprofessors'attitudetodebtforgiveness?A.Uncaring.B.Positive.C.Cautious.D.Disapproving.27.What'sthemainideaofthetext?

A.Growingglobalstudentdebtfuelssearchforsolutions.B.Studentloandebtisthemostseriousproblemworldwide.C.Studentloandebttendstopulltheneedyoutoftrou

ble.D.Peopleholddifferentopinionsondebtforgiveness.C“Nomophobia”,NOMobilePhonephobia(恐惧)isa21st-centurytermforthefearofnotbeingabletouseyour

smartphone.Smartphoneaddictionisontherise,surveysshow,andanewstudyreleasedaddstoagrowingbodyofevidence

thatsmartphoneaddictionisharmingourmindsliterally.Smartphoneaddictionaffectsmanypeoplefromallacrosstheglobe.Over1.8billionpeopleownsmartphonesa

ndtheaverageownerschecktheirscreens150timesaday.Consideringthosenumbers,itshouldn’tcomeasasurprisewhen44%ofpeople(comparedwith20%i

n2011)admitfeelinganxiouswhentheycan’thaveaccesstotheirphones.ResearchersfromHarvardUniversityusedbrainimagingtostudythebrainsof19teenageboys

whowerediagnosedwithsmartphoneaddiction.Comparedwith19teenagerswhowerenotaddicted,thebrainsoftheaddictedboyshadsignifi

cantlyhigherlevelsofGABA,whichdeceleratesneurons(神经元)，thanlevelsofglutamate-glutamine,whichenergizesbrainsignals.Tha

tresultsinpoorerattentionandcontrol,whichyoudon’twanttohave,becauseyouwanttostayfocused.Sothatmeansyouareeasiertogetdistracted.“Addic

tedteenagersinthestudyalsohadsignificantlyhigherscoresinanxiety,depressionandlevelsofimpulsiveness(冲动),”saidDr.LesliePerlow,wholedthestudy.Ifyo

useemtohavethesymptomsofsmartdeviceaddiction,expertshavesomesuggestionsinadditiontomindfulnesstraining.First,turnoffyou

rphoneatcertaintimesoftheday,suchasinmeetings,whenhavingdinner,playingwithyourkids,andofcourse,driving.Removesocia

lmediaapps,likeFacebookandTwitterfromyourphone,andonlycheck-infromyourlaptop.Trytostopyourselfto15-minuteintervals

atsettimesofthedaywhenitwon’taffectworkorfamilylife.Don’tbringyourcellphoneanditsharmfulbluelighttobed,anduseanold-fashionedalar

mtowakeyou.Andlast,trytoreplaceyoursmartdevicetimewithhealthieractivitiessuchasmeditatingoractuallyinteractingwithreal

people.28．Wherecanyoufindthedatathatbestsupportssmartphoneaddictionisontherise?A．InParagraph2.B．InParagraph3.C．InParagraph4.D．InParagraph5.29

．Whatcanbeconcludedfromtheresearch?A．Smartphoneaddictionleadstodistraction.B．Smartphoneaddictioneasilycausesanger.C．Smartphoneaddic

tionisharmfultothemind.D．Smartphoneaddictionbringsaboutanxietyanddepression.30．Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“decelerates”in

Paragraph3?A．Speedsup.B.CutsdownC．Addsto.D．Slowsdown.31．Whichofthesuggestionsisencouragedaccordingtothetext?A．Touseanold-fa

shioncellphone.B．Tostopfifteen-minuteintervals.C．Toparticipateinmoresocialactivities.D．Toturnoffthebluelightonbed.DMoreoftenthannot,wethinkthetas

teoffoodislargelytodowiththewayit'scooked.However,accordingtoanewstudypublishedintheJournalofConsumerResearch,

sittingandstandingalsoaffectthetaste.LeadauthorDipayanBiswas,aprofessorfromtheUniversityofSouthFloridaintheUS,lo

okedspecificallyathowthevestibular（前庭的）sense,whichisresponsibleforbalance,posture（姿势）andlocationawareness,workswi

thoursenseoftaste.Hefoundthatstandingforevenafewminutescausespeopletofeelphysicalstress.Gravitypushes

bloodtothelowerpartsofthebody,causingthehearttoworkharder.Thisincreasestheheartrateandleadstoincreasedstresshormones.Allofthesereducesensorys

ensitivity,whichaffectstaste.Ourmouthsfailtotasteorfeeltemperatureaswellwhenthishappens.Whenpeopleexperiencediscomfort,foodsthatnormallytastegoodar

en'taspleasing,saysScienceDaily.Biswasgave350participantseachapieceofbiscuitandhadthemrateitstastiness.Thosewhostoodwhileea

tinggaveitalowerratingthanthosewhosatincomfortablechairs.Next,Biswasandhisteamgaveparticipantsbite-sizedcookiesfro

mawell-knownlocalrestaurant.Thesecookiesarewidelyconsideredtobeverytasty.Thosewhosatdowntoeatratedthemhighly.However,whenthebakera

ddedextrasalt,theresultswereopposite.Participantswhostooduptoeatthecookiesdidn'tnoticethatthecookiestastedsaltier,while

thosewhowereseatedfoundthecookiesweren'tsotasty.Soifyoureallywanttoenjoyyourmeal,trytofindyourselfacomfortableseat.Butifyou'retryingtoloseweig

ht,eatingwhilestandingcouldbehelpfulbecausepeopletendtoeatlesswhilestanding.32．What'sthecommonbeliefaboutthetast

eofthefoodinthetext?A．Itismainlydeterminedbyhowfoodiscooked.B．Itislargelytodowithhowpeoplesitorstand.C．Ithaslittleto

dowiththewaypeopleeatfood.D．Itseemsassociatedwithpeople'spreferences.33．Whydopeoplewhostandlessenjoyfood?A．Theirmentalhealthdeclines.B．Theirhearts

workmoreslowly.C．Theyhavenosensorysensitivity.D．Theyarelesssensitivetotaste.34．HowdidDipayanBiswasgethisconclusionsinparagraph4?

A．Bydoingexperiments.B．Byclassifyingexamples.C．Bystudyingprevioustheories.D．Byanalyzingabundantdata.35．What's

thebesttitleofthetext?A．SittingHasVariousEffectsOnEating.B．PostureAffectsHowPeopleEnjoyFoodC．EatingWhileStandingHe

lpsToLoseWeightD．SittingAndStandingAreCommonPostures第二节(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。Havingashystyleisn’tnecessarilyaproblem.It’sOKtotaketimetowarmuptonewpeopleandsituations.36．Somepeoplewanttofeellessshysotheyc

anenjoysocializingandbeingthemselvesaroundothers.Herearesometipsonovercomingshyfeelings.●37．Practicesocialbehaviorslikeeye

contact,confidentbodylanguage,introductions,smalltalk,askingquestions,andinvitationswithpeopleyoufeelmostcomfortablearound.Smileandbuildyo

urconfidence.●Thinkofsomeconversationstarters.Oftenthehardestpartoftalkingtosomeonenewisgettingstarted.Thinkofconversationopeners,likeintrodu

cingyourself,givingacompliment,oraskingaquestion.38．●Rehearse(排练)whattosay.Whenyouarereadytotrysomethingyou’vebeenavoidin

gbecauseofshyness—likeaphonecalloraconversation,writedownwhatyouwanttosay.Readitoutloudinfrontofamirror.Thenjus

tdoyoursocialactivities.39．Fewofthethingsthatmoreconfidentpeopledoareperfect,either.●Giveyourselfachance.40．Practicesocializingwitht

hesenewpeopleandgettoknowthemslowly.Peoplewhoareshyoftenworryaboutfailingorhowotherswilljudgethem.Don’t

lettheseworriesandfeelingskeepyoufromtrying.A．Startsmallwithpeopleyouknow.B．Thenyoucanstartsmilingandsaying“hello”inreallife.C．Oneofthebestw

aystogetovershynessistobelieveinyourself.D．Findgroupactivitieswhereyoucanbewithpeoplewhoshareyourinterests.E.Beingreadyw

ithaconversationstartermakesiteasiertoapproachsomeone.F.Don’tworryifthey’renotexactlylikeyouhavepracticedorthey’renotperfect.G.

Butshynesspreventssomepeoplefrombeingascomfortableasthey’dliketobe.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。ThereIstoodwithtearsinmyeyes.Ilookedatafacewhichwasso41thatImightmistakeitformyown.Istaredatherin42.Itfeltlikeadream.Ihuggedh

er;shewasreal.Adoptedataveryyoungage,I43surroundedbypeopleIlovedasfamily.44,thefacesweren’tlikemine.Theyw

erepeoplethatlovedme.AsIgotolder,thecuriositytolearnmoreaboutmyselftookholdanddidn’t45.WhowasI?WheredidIcomefrom?Attheageof21,Iwasgiventhechanceto4

6itoutthankstomyadoptiveparent’stheprocessof47.Theyaccompaniedmetotheadoptionagency.Thenthestaff48theprocessoffin

dingmybirthmother.Buttheprocesswas49andIdidn’texpecttherewouldbemanycomplexprocedures.Andtheagencyalsohadcautiont

omovetheprocedurestoensurebothparties’privacyespecially50mybirthmotherdidn’tchoosetomeetme.Monthslatertheagencytold

methatmybirthmotherwasfoundandthatshe51tomeetme.Wewereexcited.Myparentssaidmybirthmothermadegreatsacrificeasshegavemeaway,52allowedthemtosup

portthefamily.Otherwise,itwouldn’thavebeenpossibleontheirown.Iwas53whatmybirthmothermightbedoingandwhatshemightlooklike.Icreateda(n)54

inmyhead.Afteralongprocess,themomentfinallycame―wereunited.Shesaidshehadmadea(n)55decision,whenwatchingmeleavewithonlythehopethatanotherfamilycoul

dprovidewhatshecouldn’t.Shesaidshehesitatedforlongbutknewshewasright.Iknewshelovedmeverymuch.41．A．familiarB．uglyC．oldD．unclear42．A．angerB．panicC．di

sbeliefD．sorrow43．A．stoodupB．cameupC．warmedupD．grewup44．A．HoweverB．MeanwhileC．ThereforeD．Instead45．A．helpB．stopC．inc

reaseD．arrive46．A．figureB．pickC．turnD．sort47．A．requestB．appreciationC．supportD．forgiveness48．A．delaye

dB．updatedC．refusedD．explained49．A．importantB．discouragingC．differentD．abstract50．A．nowthatB．incaseC．eventhoughD．onlyif51．A．continuedB．managedC．a

greedD．happened52．A．whatB．thatC．whoD．which53．A．wonderingB．consultingC．guaranteeingD．anticipating54．A．scheduleB．pictureC．

dreamD．error55．A．necessaryB．quickC．impossibleD．tough第二节(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。TaoYong,ayoungandseniorophtha

lmologist(眼科医生)atChaoyangHospital,56(injure)seriouslyonJan20,whenapatientattackedhimwithaknife.Ironically,Taohadsavedthepatientfromturningblind,b

utthelatterwasstill57(satisfy)withthetreatment.Afterundergoingtreatmentformonths,Taoreturnedtohisjobrecentlyb

uthehaslostallfeelinginhislefthand,58.meanshemayneveragainbeabletocarryouteyesurgeries.AnyonewhoisawareofTa

o'scredentials(文凭,证书)willknowwhatthe59(lose)means.Hisareaofspecializationisuveitis(眼色素层炎),60.diseasethatcausesinflammation(发炎,炎症)tothecol

oredportionoftheeye.Itisdifficult61.(cure)andisbeingresearchedbyveryfewdoctors.TheknifeattackharmednotjustTao62.thousand

sofhispatientswhowereawaitingtreatment.ManypeoplefeelTao'scareerisruined,butTaohimselfbelieveshecanstil

ldoalotforhispatients.Beforetheattackonhim,Tao63.(share)hisexperiencesonsocialnetworkingplatforms,64.(earn)millionsoffollo

wers.Heisconcentratingmore65.theseonlineactivitiesnowandthroughhislivestreaming,hesharestipsonhowtokeepeyeshealthybyansweringaudience

questionsanddoubts,inspiringmorepeopletostudyophthalmology.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，你的英国朋友Robert看了BBC纪录片《杜甫》后，发来一封邮件，询问中国人对杜甫的看法。请你回复邮件，内容包

括:1.最伟大的诗人；2.著述颇丰；3.心怀百姓。注意:1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。__________________________________________________

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________________________________________________________________________________________第二节(满分25分)阅读下面材料，根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。

续写的词数应为150左右。ItwasarainyNovembermorning.OvercomewithangerIknewifIdidn'tleavethehousesoonIwouldlosemytemperwithmyhusband,Joe.Asrainca

medowninsheets,Joeofferedtotakemetowork.Istruggledintomyjacket,seizedmybagandteachingplansandignoredhim.Heinsi

stedandreachedforhisboots.Ilookedatthepilesofnewspapersandthedirtydishesstillonthetable.“Don’tyouhaveenoughtodo?Icantakecareofmyself.”Istormed

out，notevenkissinghimgood-bye.Joeshoutedaftermenottotaketheshortcut(快捷的小道,捷径).JoeandIhadbeeneagerlylookingforward

toourretirementwhenaheartattackthatpastspringforcedhimtoleavehisjobearlierthanwehadplanned.Asthemedicalbillsmo

unted,werealizedIwouldhavetocontinueworkingfull-timewhileJoestayedhomeandtookoverthehousework.Thenewarrangementwasadisaster.

Exhaustedafteradayoffullwork,allIwantedwasahothomecookedmealandagoodnight'ssleep.However,whatgreetedmeatthetable

wasamicrowavepackage.Sometimeshewouldserveoatmeal(燕麦)forseveralnightsinarow.OnenightwhenIdraggedmyselftobe

d,IwasterrifiedtodiscoverJoehadturnedourwhitesheetsblue.Hetoldmehehadfoundouthowtosaveonwater,soapandelectricity.

Hepattedhisbluetrousersandannouncedproudlywashingeverythingtogetherwasjustthesecret.Tenminuteslater,ignoringJoe’swarningIt

urnedoffthemainroute.Ithoughtithadn’trainedenoughtofloodtheroad,butasIroundedthecornerwaterrushedacrossmypath.Afterafe

wfeet,thecargotstuck.Iopenedthedoorandwaterpouredin.Ihurriedlyclosedthedoor.Icouldn’triskwalkinginthis.Almost20m

inutespassed.Thecarbegantoshake.IgotfrightenedtodeathwhenIheardthreelonghonks(喇叭声).Paragraph1:Lookingovermyshould

er,Istaredintotheflashinglightsofatruck.________________________________________________________________________________________________

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