2023-2024學年成都市武侯區(qū)九年級上英語（一診）期末考試題（含答案）

2023-2024學年度上期期末考試試題

九年級英語

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A卷（共100分）

第一部分聽力（共30小題；計30分）

一、聽句子，根據(jù)所聽到的內(nèi)容選擇正確答語。每小題念兩遍。（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）

1.A.You'rehelpful!B.Noway.C.You5rewelcome.

2.A.Noproblem.B.Idisagree.C.It'sneverpopular.

3.A.It'sapity!B.Thankyou!C.I'msorry!

4.A.That'strue.B.Overhere.C.Theschoolhastohaverules.

5A.Thisway,mom.B.Sure,youcan.C.Seeyouthere!

聽句子，選擇與所聽句子內(nèi)容相符的圖片。每小題念兩遍。（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）

6.7,8.9.10.__________

聽對話，根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容及問題選擇正確答案。每小題念兩遍。（共10小題；每小題1分，計10分）

11.A.Peter.B.Alice.C.Mike.

12.A.InThailand.B.InJapan.C.InChina.

13.A.Lisa.B.Jack.C.Bob.

14.A.Makemistakes.B.Pushhimselfharder.C.Keeponlearning.

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\^>OrderSlrwt|OOnlerStirrt1=>CenterStreet

15.A.131B.11C.1—1

16.A.Motherandson.B.Doctorandpatient.C.Friends.

17.A.Shakehands.B.Hug.C.Bow.

18.A.It's6:30p.m.B.It's7:00p.m.C.It's7:30p.m.

19.A.About61yearsago.B.About161yearsago.C.About261yearsago.

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20.A.Theirfavoriteanimal.B.Sleeppressure.C.Anentertainmentplan.

四、聽短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇正確答案。短文念兩遍。（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）

21.WhatdoestheJ.K.Rowlinglegend（傳奇）beginwith?

A.Adelightfulchildren'sbook.B.Hollywoodhistory.C.Aself-madebillionaire（億萬富翁）

22.Whatdoes69meaninthepassage?

A.Books.B.Languages.C.Countries.

23.Whatis“TheDeathlyHallows”?

A.Thefirstchapter.B.Thefastestsellingbook.C.AmovieinHollywood.

24.Howmanypartsdoesherempire（帝國）span（包括）？

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.

25.Whatmightthepassagebe?

A.Amoviereview.B.Mainideaofanovel.C.Awell-knownpersonintroduction.

五.聽短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容完成圖表中所缺信息。短文念三遍。（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）

26worldwide

CountriesCustoms28

In27Itiscommontotip10percentofthebill.******************************

*Peoplegivetipstowaiters,waitresses,hotelworkers,*Serversgetthelowestpaid.

hairdressersandtaxidrivers.*Somestatespaytheirserversonly

IntheU.S.

*Ifyouorder$200infood,yourpaymentwillbeat$2.13perhour.

least$29inall.

*ItisalsopopularinIndonesiaandThailand.

InAsian

*Thereisano-tippingcultureinboth30and*****************************

countries

30.

第二部分基礎(chǔ)知識運用（共30小題；計40分）

六、選擇填空（共15小題；計20分）

A.從以下各題的A、B、C三個選項中選擇最佳選項。（共10小題；每小題1分，計10分）

31.ThereisundergroundparkinglotnearXinglongLakePark.

A.aB./C.an

32.ofmysisterandIcanswim.Weknownothingaboutitandwe'lllearnitthissummer.

A.NeitherB.EitherC.None

33.WeallwenttoWuhouTempleTomlastweekend.Hewasillinbedathome.

A.exceptB.besidesC.like

34.Thesign?meansthatwewalkthere.

A.mustB.can'tC.might

35.Filtellyoutheresultofthespeechcontestassoonasitcomesout,Justbe.

A.activeB.energeticC.patient

36.Lifewasalittlehardmygrandmotherwasyoung,justbecausetherewerenotmanymodem

inventions.

A.althoughB.unlessC.when

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37.TheactorplaystheimportantroleofJiaTinghasgotmoreattentionintheplayNewDragonGate

Inn（新龍門客棧）.

A.whoseB.whichC.who

38.Thecarhittheoldmanwalkingonthestreet.Driversaresupposedtodrivecarefully.

A.nearlyB.normallyC.especially

39.Thisfamoussaying"WhenIwalkalongwithtwoothers,theymayservemeasmyteachers.9,tellsus.

A.whomwecanteach

B.thatwecanlearnfromdifferentpersons

C.whatwesaidinpublic

40.2023WorldRobotConferenceinBeijinglastAugust,whichbecamethelargestinhistory.

A.isheldB.washeldC.willbeheld

B.補全對話根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從右邊方框中選出適當?shù)倪x項補全對話。（共5小題；每小題2分，計10

分）

A:Laura,comein,please.Wouldyouliketotrysometea?

B:Thanks.41Isitakindofgreentea?

A:Yes.It'scalledLongjingTea.

B:LongjingTea?42

A:NeartheWestLakeinHangzhou,ZhejiangProvince.

B:Hangzhou?Iknowthisplace.43Doyoulikeit?

A:I'mdeeplyinterestedinsilk.Itfeelssoftandsmooth.44

B:That'strue.Oh,ifyouwanttolearnmoreaboutsilk,youcangotoChinaNationalSilkMuseuminHangzhou.

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A:Really?Thatmustbeveryinteresting.

A.Whereisitproduced?

B.It'salsofamousforsilk.

C.Mm,theteasmellsnice.

D.Anditcanbemadeintowonderfulthings.

E.Youcanfindouthowsilkismadeinthemuseum.

七、完形填空閱讀下面兩篇短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從A、B、C三個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選

項。（共15小題；計20分。A篇每小題2分，計10分；B篇每小題1分，計10分）

A

GuinnessWorldRecordsDayfallsonNovember16thisyear.Thedayisto_46—

alltheworldrecordssetsofarandencouragepeopletokeepbreakingrecords.Over

theyears,some“strange“recordshavebeenset.Hereare__47_ofthem.

?Themosttoiletseatsbrokenbytheheadinoneminute.

Usually,peopledon'twanttheir_48—ormouthsnearatoiletseat.Butin2007,KevinShelleyoftheU.S.

setthisrecordbybreaking46woodentoiletseatswithhisheadinoneminute.

?Thefastesttimetomakethreeballoonsbreakwiththeback.

Thisrecord,ofcourse,—49—youtobeveryflexible（靈活）.InJune2020,VaishnaviSofIndiabrokethree

balloonsin6.84secondswithjustherback.Sheisayoga（喻伽）lover.

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?ThemostT-shirtstakenoffwhileheadingasoccerball.

Therecordis22T-shirtsandisheldbyMarceloRibeiro.Thismanisfrom_50—,aneighboringcountryof

theU.S.Clearly,heisgoodatbothplayingsoccerandtakinghisclothesoffquickly.

46.A.honorB.supposeC.create

47.A.twoB.threeC.four

48.A.elbowsB.heelsC.noses

49.A.ordersB.requiresC.hates

50.A.BrazilB.FranceC.Mexico

B

Twoyearsago,myhusbandandItookanamazingtriptoIndia.WhileinRajasthan,

wewentona_51—inanationalpark,hopingtoseethefamousIndiantigerwithour

owneyes.

Therewere_52—ofusinouropenjeep:adriver,aguide,myhusband,myselfand

anothercouple.Butwedidn'tseeanytigerafteronehour'sdriving.Onourwayback,we

keptlookinginalldirections.Ialmostwantedto_53—.Butsuddenly,whilewewere

parkedonadirtroad,Isawahugetigerwalking_54—ourjeep.Itwaslessthantwentymetersaway.Ididn't

understandwhy_55—saidordidanythingaboutit.Forabouttenseconds,Ikeptsilent,tryingtoworkout_56—

itwasreal.Weretheothersnotabletoseeit?OrwasIdreaming?Ibeganto_57—myself.Butthetigerwas

getting_58—.1decidedtogeteveryone\attention.""Hello!Bigtigerat_59—o,clock!^^Ishoutedandpointed

straightahead.

Suddenly,theothersturnedfromalldirections.Thebigcatwassoscary!Thatwasquitea（n）—60—forme!

51.A.safariB.huntC.picnic

52.A.5B.6C.7

53.A.giveupB.dropbyC.layout

54.A.pastB.towardsC.through

55.A.somebodyB.everybodyC.nobody

56.A.ifB.whenC.where

57.A.treatB.introduceC.doubt

58.A.closerB.inC.back

59.A.threeB.sixC.twelve

60.A.traditionB.experienceC.task

第三部分閱讀理解（共15小題；計30分）

八.閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷句子正誤。正確的涂“A”，錯誤的涂“B”。（共5小題；每小題2分，

計10分）

Doyoulikelisteningtopopmusic?Thequestionaskedatthebeginningcouldbe“Doyouknowwhymany

popsongsareabout3minuteslong?”

Thiscandatebacktotheearly20thcentury.Atthattime,shellacrecords（蟲膠唱片）firstappeared.Usuallya

recordcouldholduptofiveminutesofmusiconeachofitstwosides.

Thelate1940ssawthebirthofthesmaller,cheapervinylrecord（黑膠唱片）.Itcouldholdonlythreeminutes

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ofmusiconeachside.

Later,tapesappearedin1964andCDsin1976.Butthree-minutepopsongsweren'toutoffashion（時尚）.

Radiostationscouldfitmoreadvertisementsintoaprogramifthesongsstayedshort.Today,mostpeoplelistento

popsongsonline.Thesuccessofasongisnowlessaboutitssalesandmoreaboutitsnumberofplays.Asaresult,

manysongwritersfilltheirrecordswithshortsongs.Theywantmoresongstobeplayedeachtime.

TheDevelopmentofMusicTechnology

1979

19251964

Walkman2001

RecordplayerTapeiPod

187719541976

1997

PhonographTransistorradioCompactdisc

（晶體管收音機）MP3player

（CD）o

61.Shellacrecordsfirstappearedintheearly20thcentury.

62.Avinylrecordcouldhold10minutesofmusicontwosides.

63.Thelongerthesongis,themoreadvertisementscouldbefittedintoaprogram.

64.TheiPodappearedabout25yearslaterthantheCD.

65.ThetimelineshowsuswhereMusicTechnologywasdeveloped.

九、閱讀下面兩篇短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇最佳選項。（共10小題；每小題2分，計20分）

A

Ancient（古代的）artistsmovedmorethan1,000bigstonestatues（雕塑）acrossEaster

Islandwithnomachinestohelpthem.Thelargeststatueweighed82tons.

Thesestatueswerebuiltatleast800yearsagobytheRapaNuipeopleonEasterIsland,

intheSouthPacificOcean.Oncetheywerefinished,thestoneshadtobemovedasfaras

11milesfromtheirquarry（采石場）intoplace.Ancientpeoplehadnometaltoolsorwheelstogettheworkdone.

Theirmethodwasamysteryuntil2012,whenresearchersbuiltareplica（復制品）tosolvethemystery.

Thescientistsshowedthatjust18personswiththreestrongropescouldhavemovedthestatue.Inthisway

pullingonestatueatatime,theycouldhave"walked“thestatuesontheirlarge,roundedbases.Sincetheislanders

didn'twritedowntheirskill,scientistscan'tbesurethisisthemethod.Butit'sthemostlikelyanswer.Theold

legendsays“Thestatueswalkedintoplace”.Maybethatwasthetruth!

V?SHAREClickheretolearnmore

66.WhereisEasterIsland?

A.IntheSouthPacificOcean.B.InEngland.C.Onalarge,roundbase.

67.Howmanypersonsdidthescientistsasktomovethestatue?

A.12.B.18.C.800.

68.Whichquestionisansweredinthepassage?

A.Howmuchdidthelargeststatueweigh?

B.WhowasthekingoftheRapaNuiislanders?

C.Whydidancientpeoplesellthestatues?

69.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Whostartedtheoldlegend?

B.HowtheRapaNuipeoplelived?

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C.Stone-coldmysterysolved?

70.Wheremaywereadthispassage?

A.Inanotice.B.Onawebsite.C.Inadictionary.

B

b

EdSheeransNewAlbum:▲AWindWalker

EDSHEERANisbackwithhisWhatisthisgiant?Does

sixthalbum（音樂專輯）calleditlooklikeabiganimalfroma

SubtractonMay5,2023.movie?ADutchartistmadeit

Lastyear,hisbestfriendpassedaway,hiswifegotfromPVCpipes（管子），wood

sickwhenshewashavingababyandEdhimselfgotandothermaterials.Itcanwalkonthebeachwiththe

intotroubleatwork.Thatwashisdarkestperiod.helpofthewindandevenchangeitsdirection.Itbrings

Themusiciansaid,"'Althoughyoumayfindmytogetherartandscience.Whatasmartdesign!

newalbumalittlesad,Ijustwanttotellpeoplethatif

wecangetthroughthisdarkperiod,thenwecanget

throughanythingandthere9smuchtoexpect.

A"Transformer”inRealLifeJay'sLoveforArt

Nowwehaveareal"transformerJayChouisanAsianbest-known

（變形金剛）"calledOrigaker.Withamusician.Hehasopenedashow,Art

bodyandfourlegs,itcanwalklikedifferentkindsofEncounterswithJay,inShanghairecently.Worksof

animals.Thisabilityhelpsitoutofdifficultieswhenover20artistsarebeingshown.JayChougothisideas

movingoverdifferentsurfaces.Isn'titamazing?Thereforhispopsongsfrommanyofthepieces.Lastyear,

willbemorerobotslikeOrigakerinthefuture.hisfirstalbuminsixyears,GreatestWorksofArt,came

out.

71.Whatcanbefilledin"▲"ofPassageatomakeaproperheadline?

A.ExcitedandCheerfulB.BeautifulandSmoothC.SadbutHopeful

72.Whichofthefollowingmatcheswiththemeaningoftheword“giant“inPassageb?

giant/'djaiant/noun,adj.

■noun1animaginarylivingthinglikeamanbutverytall,strong,

andappearingespeciallyinchildren'sstories

B|<~1—2averysuccessfulandpowerfulpersonororganization

■adj.[onlybeforenoun]verylarge;unusuallylargeeg.agiantcrab

（takenfromtheOxfordLearner'sDictionary）

73.Whomdoes""GreatestWorksofArt"belongto?

74.A.EdSheeran.B.ADutchartist.C.JayChou.

75.Matchpassageswiththetopics:?Musicians?Inventions.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT?

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76.A.①一ab;②一cd.B.①一ad;②一be.C.①一ac;②一bd.

77.Inwhichcolumnofanewspapercanwefindthefourpassagesabove?

78.A.MagicWorld.B.China9sGotTalent.C.TechnologyShines.

B卷（共50分）

一、補全單詞根據(jù)首字母及句意寫出完整單詞。（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）

1.ThesportsstarDenisssharedrunningvideostoinspirepeopletoexerciseandpasspositive（積極的）

etoothers.

2.Davidagreedwithmysthatweshouldchangethedateoftheparty.

3.Sichuanoperawasfirstp__________inMingdynastyinSichuanandlaterdevelopedintoapopularartform

inChina.

4.TheUSsingerTaylorSwifttrulyhasmtalent.AuniversityinBelgiumevenstartsanewclassto

studyhersongs.

5.Lifeisfullofchoicesandweneedtomakedecisionswtoshapeourlives.

二、完成對話在空格中填上適當?shù)膯卧~，使對話完整正確。一空一詞（含縮寫詞1（共10小題；每小題

1分，計10分）

G------GinaJ------Jason

J:Hello,Gina!Whatdidyoudolastweekend?

G:Hell,Jason.IwatchedanoldmoviecalledTheSilkRoadonTVwithmygrandpa.Hisfavoritekindis1

movieswhichareaboutpeopleandeventsinhistory.

J:Soundsinterestingandeducational.Pleasetellmemore.

G:TheSilkRoadlongagojoinedAsian,Africanand2countries.Itcoveredover7,000

kilometers,3outfromChinatoItaly.It'ssaidthatRomanslosttheirwaragainsttheir4and

travelledtotheancientChinesevillageofLiqian.Someofthem5Chinesewomenandthelegendofthe

blonde-haired,blue-eyedvillagesofChinawasstarted.

J:Thanksalot.It'snewforme.AndIalsolearnedinadocumentarythatmummies（木乃伊）have6inthe

dryTarimBasinofwesternChinaforabout3,800years.Themummieswearclothesmadeofmaterials7by

theWest.Whothesepeopleareandhowtheygotthereareamystery!

G:TheSilkRoadtrulyallowedpeoplefrommanydifferentculturesandcountriestomix.

J:Itrulyagreewithyou,Gina!Oh,my8istomakeakitewithmysisteratmyhousethisSundayafternoon.

Wouldyouliketocome?

G:Sure,that'smyfavorite.Kiteshaveenjoyedhigh9inChinasinceover2,000yearsago.Manypeople

likeflyingkites.Mostofthemaremadeofbambooandpaper.

J:Yes,butthistimewedecidetousesilk10.SeeyouthisSundayafternoon!

G:Howspecial!Seeyou.

三、短文填空從下面方框中選出10個單詞，將其正確形式填入短文，使短文意思正確通順（每詞限用一

次工（共10小題；每小題1分，計10分）

burialbutcenterconnectexchangeleadninthpronounceprotectrelativesicktill

Asalonelystrangerinaforeignland,

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Ateveryholidaymyhomesicknessrises,?

Faraway,Iknowmybrothershavereachedthepeak（高峰），,zhuyu

,由蕊畀足焉獷

Theyarewearingthezhuyu,]oneisnotpresent（出席）.人，，

chrysanthemum

ThefamouspoembyWangWeitalksaboutthetraditionalChinesefestival-Chongyang.Oncethereliveda

monster（怪物）whomadepeople2.Abraveyoungman,HengJing,decidedtokillhim.Ontheninthday

oftheninthlunarmonth,he3thepeoplefromhisvillageupamountain.Heaskedthemalltocarryzhuyu

anddrinksomechrysanthemumwine4themselves.Thenhefoughtwiththemonsterandkilledhim.The

wholevillagewassaved.Andthatiswhytodaythefestival5withmountainclimbing,zhuyuand

chrysanthemumwine.

ThestoryalsohastodowiththetraditionalChineseideaofyinandyang.6isayangnumberandso

isatimeofheatandstrength.Buttoomuchyangcanbedangerous.Thezhuyuandchrysanthemumcanmakeyin

medicines.

Since1989,Chongyanghasbeennamed“Elders'Day"-adaytoshowadmirationforourolderpeopleand

wishthemalonglife.Thisisbecausethe7of'jiu"inChinesealsomeans"long”,Familymembersgo

withtheirolder8toclimbamountain,orenjoythebeautifulflowersinapark.

InHongKong,peoplemakethedayasecondQingmingFestival.Theyvisittheirancestors99places

andcleanthem.The10ideasoftheChongyangFestivalarerespect（尊重）,balance,healthandlove.

四、閱讀表達（共10小題；計10分）

A.補全短文根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的A-F選項中，選出5個適當?shù)倪x項補全短文。（共5小題；每小

題1分，計5分）

TheYipeoplemainlyliveinSichuan,Yunnan,GuizhouandGuangxi.Theybelieveinrespectforancestors

andalsofornature.]Thewomenmakethebeautifulclothesthemselves.Anditcantakeuptwoyearsto

make.

2Theygrowtea,riceandvegetablesinvillages.Theylovewine.Whentheyofferwinetogueststhey

haveawayofdrinkingcalledzhuanzhuanjiu.3Theoldestdrinksfirst.Theypassthebowltotheirleft,and

everyonedrinksinturn.Theyeatthemeatoftheanimalstheykeep.Theirculturedoesnotallowthemtoeatthe

meatofdogs,horses,orsnakes.Theycooktheirmeatwithlotsofsaltandmakedelicioussoupsfromwildplants

andleaves.4Theycarrymanydishesintheirhandsandontheirheadsanddancewhiletheyservethefood.

Theyneverdropanydish!

TheYiareakindandfriendlypeoplewholiveinpeacewiththeirneighbors.5

A.TheYiaremostlyfarmersandliveinvillages.

B.Torch（火把）FestivalisreallyatraditionalYifestival.

C.Everyonesitsinacircle.Thewineisservedinalargeroundbowl.

D.Theyespeciallylovetoreceiveneighborsandofferthemfoodandwine.

E.Theirclothesareverycolorfulandthicktoprotectthemfromthecoldmountainwinds.

F.Aswithservingwine,meatandtea,thereisaspecialYiwayofservingfoodcalledtiaocai.

B.完成圖表根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成圖表中所缺信息。（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）

A2023surveyreportedonlyabout55%parentslettheirchildren（aged7-12）decidewhattowear.Parents

oftenwanttobepartofhowtheirchildrendresssothatitisacceptableandcorrectfortheirage,weatherandthe

activity.

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Parentshavemoreexperience.Itispartoftheirjoblikemakingsuretheirchildreneathealthily.Ifparentsdid

nothelpchildrenchooseclothes,theymightwearthingsthatdon'tmakesense,likefip-flopsintherain.What's

more,inaspecialsituation,itcanbenecessarytodressinacertainwaytoshow

flip-flops

respect.Choosingclothescanbeajoint(共同的)effort:childrensaywhattheyprefer

butparentshavethefinalsay.

Aschildrengetolder,theydevelopstrongeropinionsofhowtheywanttodress.That'swhythesurveyalso

showedmostchildrenstartsaying"No"toparents5clothingchoicesatabouttheageofseven.Someyoungpeople

don'tcarehowtheydress;somewanttoexpresstheirstylesordresslikepeopletheyadmire.Parentsdon'talways

understandwhatchildrenlikeorknowwhatpopularstylesare.

Choosingtheirownclothescanbefunandcreative,andallowsthemtoexpressthemselvesanddevelopa

personalstyle.Itisanimportantsteptobecomeindependentandcanbuildself-confidence.Forsomechildren,

clothingisawayofshowingbelongingtoacertaingroup.Besides,ifchildrenchoosetheirownclothes,they're

morelikelytowearthem,whichmeansfewerargumentsandlesswastedmoney.Anditisbetterfortheparentsand

environment,too.

Factsand6..fromthesurvey:

Asurvey:Shouldparents

*About55%children(aged7-12)candecidewhattowear.

decidetheirchildren'sclothes?

*Children(at7)startsaying"No"toparents5clothingchoices.

Pros:ParentshavemoreexperiencetoCons:Childrendevelopstrongeropinionsofhowtodress

decideReasons:

Reasons:*Don'tcarehowtodressandwanttoexpresstheirstyles.

*Ifstheirduty.*Parentsmisunderstandchildren's8andwhatpopular

*Withoutparents9help,childrenmightstylesare.

wearthingsthatdon'tmakesense.Advantages:

*7,childrencandressina*Befun,creativeandindependent.

certainwaytoshowrespect.*Buildself-confidenceandshowbelonging.

Advantages:Beacceptablefortheirage,*Meanbetter9betweenparentsandchildren,less

weatherandtheactivity.wastedmoneyandless10.

五、書面表達（計15分）

假如你是李華，你校在寒假期間將舉行題為“暢游成都?體驗文化”的英語小報展，并評出十佳作品。請

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