Mid Year Exam - Set 2 Quiz

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Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Answer the following question.

To		:		[email protected]
Subject		:		Take Care

Hello Dad,

I know you must have heard about the worrying spread of the recent influenza virus. Please don't worry about me. It is you and mum who have to take the extra caution as the immune system of the aged may not be as strong as when you are younger. So, take your daily prescriptions, get some supplements, and avoid crowded places as far as possible.

Anabella

Anabella wants...

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her parents to take care of their health.
to know about her parents’ health.
her parents to be stronger than usual.

Difficulty Level: Easy

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Choose the correct answer for RECOMMENDATION or ADVICE.


	\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) we cycle to the library this evening?

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Could
Shall
Must

Difficulty Level: Medium

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Answer the following question.

Studying requires remembering and memorization.

Drink 'Brainstorm' that contains all the natural formula can:

(a)		Help you to improve memory
(b)		Provide better concentration

Consuming 'Brainstorm' can ...

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for adults only.
enhance ones memory.
bad for a tired brain.

Difficulty Level: Easy

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Answer the following question.

Zac	:	Eating certain food may help to strengthen your immune system.

Joe	:	Yes. You can try to include garlic, ginger, citrus fruits, and dark green vegetables in your daily meals to prevent you from getting the common colds and flu.

Dave	:	Alright. I'll try it.

The immune system can be boosted...

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when you get sickness such as flu.
by doing physical exercise.
by eating food like oranges and spinach.

Difficulty Level: Medium

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Answer the following question.


	Available at all book stores!

	In the Green Zones, the writer explores why certain communities around the world have a longer life. He talks about things in life as well as food that can be avoided, and overall outlook of those people towards their daily life.

The book reveals...

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some interesting facts on how some people lead their lives.
all the secrets to follow if you want to have a longer life.
about healthy food that can be found around the world.

Difficulty Level: Hard

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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	Don't forget to set a reminder in your 2021 calendar if you wish to have a healthy weekend and participate in the Go Healthy & Car-Free KL.

	The event is scheduled to be on the first and third Saturday of each month and everyone can jog, walk, or cycle on major streets of Kuala Lumpur.

	Don't miss this big chance!

Participants will...

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be able to join the Saturday event twice a month.
support the Go Green event if they miss the event.
support the event by riding motorcycles.

Difficulty Level: Medium

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Read the news article and answer the question below.


	It might be a week after conjoined twins Farah and Fazira were separated during a delicate eight-hour surgery, but in a heart-warming moment, the girls continue to 'reach out for each other'.

	The 14-month-old Siamese twins were still lying together on Sunday as they recovered from a separation surgery at Gleneagle's Hospital.

	"They've been lying together in the same bed," Jenny, spokeswoman for the Gleneagle's Hospital said, confirming the girls remained in a stable condition.

	"The nurses placed them together. They were getting a bit restless. They were reaching out for each other, putting their legs across each other as they did when they were joined." Ms. Jenny told that after visiting the girls on Sunday afternoon, saying they were doing 'extremely well', clapping, tugging each other's hair, and eating solids.

	It took a team of up to 20 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists to split the girls' connected livers and reconstruct their abdomens, closing over the area that was previously attached. While the girls emerged strongly from their surgery, the decision was made to move them into the high needs area, but they continue to recover well and are expected to be in the hospital for about a week. Originally the separation surgery was planned for August 22 but had to be postponed to allow the girls to build their strength and overcome ill health after the long journey from their home.

	Last week, before the twins' operation, mother Zaidah told David that she had mixed emotions about the surgery but, after waiting more than a year for help, she was desperate for Farah and Fazira to be given a shot at separation. "At times I am very happy it is now going ahead but at the same time, I am a bit worried about whether everything will go as planned," she said at the time. "Looking back, it was a good decision to delay the surgery. They have put on weight and got on used to the environment here."

	After waiting, Ms. Zaidah wore a beaming smile, finding it amusing when people joked about a child on each hip, she said.

What is the name of the twins?

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Zaidah and Jenny
Farah and Fazira
David and Jenny

Difficulty Level: Easy

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Read the news article and answer the question below.


	It might be a week after conjoined twins Farah and Fazira were separated during a delicate eight-hour surgery, but in a heart-warming moment, the girls continue to 'reach out for each other'.

	The 14-month-old Siamese twins were still lying together on Sunday as they recovered from a separation surgery at Gleneagle's Hospital.

	"They've been lying together in the same bed," Jenny, spokeswoman for the Gleneagle's Hospital said, confirming the girls remained in a stable condition.

	"The nurses placed them together. They were getting a bit restless. They were reaching out for each other, putting their legs across each other as they did when they were joined." Ms. Jenny told that after visiting the girls on Sunday afternoon, saying they were doing 'extremely well', clapping, tugging each other's hair, and eating solids.

	It took a team of up to 20 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists to split the girls' connected livers and reconstruct their abdomens, closing over the area that was previously attached. While the girls emerged strongly from their surgery, the decision was made to move them into the high needs area, but they continue to recover well and are expected to be in the hospital for about a week. Originally the separation surgery was planned for August 22 but had to be postponed to allow the girls to build their strength and overcome ill health after the long journey from their home.

	Last week, before the twins' operation, mother Zaidah told David that she had mixed emotions about the surgery but, after waiting more than a year for help, she was desperate for Farah and Fazira to be given a shot at separation. "At times I am very happy it is now going ahead but at the same time, I am a bit worried about whether everything will go as planned," she said at the time. "Looking back, it was a good decision to delay the surgery. They have put on weight and got on used to the environment here."

	After waiting, Ms. Zaidah wore a beaming smile, finding it amusing when people joked about a child on each hip, she said.

What type of surgery had been done?

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Cataract surgery
Appendectomy
Separation surgery

Difficulty Level: Easy

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Read the news article and answer the question below.


	It might be a week after conjoined twins Farah and Fazira were separated during a delicate eight-hour surgery, but in a heart-warming moment, the girls continue to 'reach out for each other'.

	The 14-month-old Siamese twins were still lying together on Sunday as they recovered from a separation surgery at Gleneagle's Hospital.

	"They've been lying together in the same bed," Jenny, spokeswoman for the Gleneagle's Hospital said, confirming the girls remained in a stable condition.

	"The nurses placed them together. They were getting a bit restless. They were reaching out for each other, putting their legs across each other as they did when they were joined." Ms. Jenny told that after visiting the girls on Sunday afternoon, saying they were doing 'extremely well', clapping, tugging each other's hair, and eating solids.

	It took a team of up to 20 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists to split the girls' connected livers and reconstruct their abdomens, closing over the area that was previously attached. While the girls emerged strongly from their surgery, the decision was made to move them into the high needs area, but they continue to recover well and are expected to be in the hospital for about a week. Originally the separation surgery was planned for August 22 but had to be postponed to allow the girls to build their strength and overcome ill health after the long journey from their home.

	Last week, before the twins' operation, mother Zaidah told David that she had mixed emotions about the surgery but, after waiting more than a year for help, she was desperate for Farah and Fazira to be given a shot at separation. "At times I am very happy it is now going ahead but at the same time, I am a bit worried about whether everything will go as planned," she said at the time. "Looking back, it was a good decision to delay the surgery. They have put on weight and got on used to the environment here."

	After waiting, Ms. Zaidah wore a beaming smile, finding it amusing when people joked about a child on each hip, she said.

How many hour was the surgery?

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Eight-hour surgery
One week
Six-hour surgery

Difficulty Level: Medium

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Read the news article and answer the question below.


	It might be a week after conjoined twins Farah and Fazira were separated during a delicate eight-hour surgery, but in a heart-warming moment, the girls continue to 'reach out for each other'.

	The 14-month-old Siamese twins were still lying together on Sunday as they recovered from a separation surgery at Gleneagle's Hospital.

	"They've been lying together in the same bed," Jenny, spokeswoman for the Gleneagle's Hospital said, confirming the girls remained in a stable condition.

	"The nurses placed them together. They were getting a bit restless. They were reaching out for each other, putting their legs across each other as they did when they were joined." Ms. Jenny told that after visiting the girls on Sunday afternoon, saying they were doing 'extremely well', clapping, tugging each other's hair, and eating solids.

	It took a team of up to 20 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists to split the girls' connected livers and reconstruct their abdomens, closing over the area that was previously attached. While the girls emerged strongly from their surgery, the decision was made to move them into the high needs area, but they continue to recover well and are expected to be in the hospital for about a week. Originally the separation surgery was planned for August 22 but had to be postponed to allow the girls to build their strength and overcome ill health after the long journey from their home.

	Last week, before the twins' operation, mother Zaidah told David that she had mixed emotions about the surgery but, after waiting more than a year for help, she was desperate for Farah and Fazira to be given a shot at separation. "At times I am very happy it is now going ahead but at the same time, I am a bit worried about whether everything will go as planned," she said at the time. "Looking back, it was a good decision to delay the surgery. They have put on weight and got on used to the environment here."

	After waiting, Ms. Zaidah wore a beaming smile, finding it amusing when people joked about a child on each hip, she said.

The surgery team consists of...

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2 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists
20 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists
A surgeon, 20 nurses, and anesthetists

Difficulty Level: Easy

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Read the news article and answer the question below.


	It might be a week after conjoined twins Farah and Fazira were separated during a delicate eight-hour surgery, but in a heart-warming moment, the girls continue to 'reach out for each other'.

	The 14-month-old Siamese twins were still lying together on Sunday as they recovered from a separation surgery at Gleneagle's Hospital.

	"They've been lying together in the same bed," Jenny, spokeswoman for the Gleneagle's Hospital said, confirming the girls remained in a stable condition.

	"The nurses placed them together. They were getting a bit restless. They were reaching out for each other, putting their legs across each other as they did when they were joined." Ms. Jenny told that after visiting the girls on Sunday afternoon, saying they were doing 'extremely well', clapping, tugging each other's hair, and eating solids.

	It took a team of up to 20 surgeons, nurses, and anesthetists to split the girls' connected livers and reconstruct their abdomens, closing over the area that was previously attached. While the girls emerged strongly from their surgery, the decision was made to move them into the high needs area, but they continue to recover well and are expected to be in the hospital for about a week. Originally the separation surgery was planned for August 22 but had to be postponed to allow the girls to build their strength and overcome ill health after the long journey from their home.

	Last week, before the twins' operation, mother Zaidah told David that she had mixed emotions about the surgery but, after waiting more than a year for help, she was desperate for Farah and Fazira to be given a shot at separation. "At times I am very happy it is now going ahead but at the same time, I am a bit worried about whether everything will go as planned," she said at the time. "Looking back, it was a good decision to delay the surgery. They have put on weight and got on used to the environment here."

	After waiting, Ms. Zaidah wore a beaming smile, finding it amusing when people joked about a child on each hip, she said.

Why did Ms. Zaidah smile after the surgery?

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She was very happy.
She was excited.
She found out it was amused when people joked about a child on each hip.

Difficulty Level: Medium

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Choose the correct answer for blank (1).


	This story is about an old lady who has four daughters. She wanted to teach (1)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) an important lesson. So, she sent her daughters, one after another, to look (2)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a pear tree a great distance away. The first daughter left in winter, the second daughter in spring, the third in summer, and the youngest in autumn.

	(3)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) her daughters had completed their tasks, they returned home. Soon, she gathered them together to relate what they had seen. The first daughter claimed that the pear tree (4)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) ugly and twisted. The second one told her it was covered with green buds. The third one describes it as (5)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a lot of sweet-smelling flowers and finally, the youngest daughter reported that it was full of fruits.

	The old lady explained the purpose of the tasks. She advised her daughters not to judge things too hastily, just as they should not judge a tree by only one season. She said that they should not pass judgment on a person by looking at only one incident.

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their
them
they

Difficulty Level: Easy

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Choose the correct answer for blank (2).


	This story is about an old lady who has four daughters. She wanted to teach (1)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) an important lesson. So, she sent her daughters, one after another, to look (2)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a pear tree a great distance away. The first daughter left in winter, the second daughter in spring, the third in summer, and the youngest in autumn.

	(3)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) her daughters had completed their tasks, they returned home. Soon, she gathered them together to relate what they had seen. The first daughter claimed that the pear tree (4)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) ugly and twisted. The second one told her it was covered with green buds. The third one describes it as (5)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a lot of sweet-smelling flowers and finally, the youngest daughter reported that it was full of fruits.

	The old lady explained the purpose of the tasks. She advised her daughters not to judge things too hastily, just as they should not judge a tree by only one season. She said that they should not pass judgment on a person by looking at only one incident.

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for
into
at

Difficulty Level: Medium

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Choose the correct answer for blank (3).


	This story is about an old lady who has four daughters. She wanted to teach (1)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) an important lesson. So, she sent her daughters, one after another, to look (2)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a pear tree a great distance away. The first daughter left in winter, the second daughter in spring, the third in summer, and the youngest in autumn.

	(3)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) her daughters had completed their tasks, they returned home. Soon, she gathered them together to relate what they had seen. The first daughter claimed that the pear tree (4)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) ugly and twisted. The second one told her it was covered with green buds. The third one describes it as (5)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a lot of sweet-smelling flowers and finally, the youngest daughter reported that it was full of fruits.

	The old lady explained the purpose of the tasks. She advised her daughters not to judge things too hastily, just as they should not judge a tree by only one season. She said that they should not pass judgment on a person by looking at only one incident.

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While
Then
When

Difficulty Level: Medium

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Choose the correct answer for blank (4).


	This story is about an old lady who has four daughters. She wanted to teach (1)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) an important lesson. So, she sent her daughters, one after another, to look (2)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a pear tree a great distance away. The first daughter left in winter, the second daughter in spring, the third in summer, and the youngest in autumn.

	(3)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) her daughters had completed their tasks, they returned home. Soon, she gathered them together to relate what they had seen. The first daughter claimed that the pear tree (4)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) ugly and twisted. The second one told her it was covered with green buds. The third one describes it as (5)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a lot of sweet-smelling flowers and finally, the youngest daughter reported that it was full of fruits.

	The old lady explained the purpose of the tasks. She advised her daughters not to judge things too hastily, just as they should not judge a tree by only one season. She said that they should not pass judgment on a person by looking at only one incident.

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looked
look
looks

Difficulty Level: Medium

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Choose the correct answer for blank (5).


	This story is about an old lady who has four daughters. She wanted to teach (1)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) an important lesson. So, she sent her daughters, one after another, to look (2)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a pear tree a great distance away. The first daughter left in winter, the second daughter in spring, the third in summer, and the youngest in autumn.

	(3)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) her daughters had completed their tasks, they returned home. Soon, she gathered them together to relate what they had seen. The first daughter claimed that the pear tree (4)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) ugly and twisted. The second one told her it was covered with green buds. The third one describes it as (5)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) a lot of sweet-smelling flowers and finally, the youngest daughter reported that it was full of fruits.

	The old lady explained the purpose of the tasks. She advised her daughters not to judge things too hastily, just as they should not judge a tree by only one season. She said that they should not pass judgment on a person by looking at only one incident.

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have
having
had

Difficulty Level: Medium

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	We have \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) beautiful garden. \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) garden is full of sunflowers and roses.

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a...The
The...a
a...a
an...a

Difficulty Level: Easy

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Choose the most suitable idiom.


	That guy at the corner must \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) because he has been yelling at the passersby all morning.

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hold the phone
have a screw loose
nuts and bolts

Difficulty Level: Medium

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	You can buy cheese powder \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) the supermarket.

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from
above
on

Difficulty Level: Easy

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	Do not smoke in the laboratory. Fires \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) easily as there are many flammable chemicals here.

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break out
run out
called off

Difficulty Level: Medium

Mid Year Exam - Set 2

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Choose the best word from the options given to fill in each blank in the passage.

To	:	[email protected]
From	:	[email protected]
Subject	:	Christmas

Hi, Anis. How are you? I hope you are in the pink of health. In the previous email, you asked me about the Christmas celebration. Today, I will tell you a little bit about it.

Every year, on the 25th of December, Christians all over the world celebrate Christmas. On this day, (1) \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\)go to church for special (2)\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) . Another tradition is to give (3) \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\)to, and receive them from friends and relatives.

Before Christmas day, families put up Christmas (4) \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) in their houses. Family members often decorate the trees with different coloured (5) \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\)and figurines. Children often hang up stockings in their bedrooms for Santa Claus to put presents in them.

I think that's all for now. I'll tell you more in the next email.

Choose the correct answer for blank (1).

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Christian
Christians
Christ

Difficulty Level: Easy

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Choose the best word from the options given to fill in each blank in the passage.

To	:	[email protected]
From	:	[email protected]
Subject	:	Christmas

Hi, Anis. How are you? I hope you are in the pink of health. In the previous email, you asked me about the Christmas celebration. Today, I will tell you a little bit about it.

I think that's all for now. I'll tell you more in the next email.

Choose the correct answer for blank (2).

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pray
prays
prayers

Difficulty Level: Medium

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Choose the best word from the options given to fill in each blank in the passage.

To	:	[email protected]
From	:	[email protected]
Subject	:	Christmas

Hi, Anis. How are you? I hope you are in the pink of health. In the previous email, you asked me about the Christmas celebration. Today, I will tell you a little bit about it.

I think that's all for now. I'll tell you more in the next email.

Choose the correct answer for blank (3).

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presentation
present
presents

Difficulty Level: Easy

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Choose the best word from the options given to fill in each blank in the passage.

To	:	[email protected]
From	:	[email protected]
Subject	:	Christmas

Hi, Anis. How are you? I hope you are in the pink of health. In the previous email, you asked me about the Christmas celebration. Today, I will tell you a little bit about it.

I think that's all for now. I'll tell you more in the next email.

Choose the correct answer for blank (4).

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tree
trees
tents

Difficulty Level: Medium

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Choose the best word from the options given to fill in each blank in the passage.

To	:	[email protected]
From	:	[email protected]
Subject	:	Christmas

Hi, Anis. How are you? I hope you are in the pink of health. In the previous email, you asked me about the Christmas celebration. Today, I will tell you a little bit about it.

I think that's all for now. I'll tell you more in the next email.

Choose the correct answer for blank (5).

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bulb
bulbs
bugs

Difficulty Level: Easy

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