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青浦區(qū)2017學(xué)年高三年級第二次學(xué)業(yè)質(zhì)■調(diào)研測試
英語學(xué)科試卷(時間12。分鐘,満分140^)考主注意:本試巻共13頁。滿分140分.考試時間120分鐘”答題前,考生務(wù)必在答題肯{紙}上用鋼筆或水筆淸楚填寫姓名'準(zhǔn)考證號,井用鉛筆正確涂寫準(zhǔn)考證號.答案必須全部涂寫在答題去(紙)上*如用鉛筆答題,或?qū)懺谠嚲砩弦惨宦刹唤o分n1“ListeningCompr^h^n^ionSectionADireetioiis:InSectionA,you.willheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation^squestiotiwillbeaskedaboniwhalwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswi】】bespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboiutit,readthefbu『possibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneislhebestanswertothequestiohyouliiaveheard.1.A.Tothebank.B.TothemLLsetim.C.Totheclinic.D.Totherestaurant.2.A.10:07.B10:30C.11:00.D.11:07.3.A.Usethewomansphone.C.Getsomechange(TornJane.B.Payfbrthephonecall.D.Goandlookforapayphone.A.Helikestowearcleanclothes.Hechangeshisjobftequeritly.Heiscarelessabouth.isappearance.Heusashamedofhispresenteondition.A.WhetherhehastimeonSaturday.Whetherhecangetaccesstotheconcert.Whethertheticketswillbetmexpensive.Whethertheu-omanisavailableonSaturday.A.Theyarecomplaining.C.A.Theyarecomplaining.C.Theyarenegotialiing,A.Theu-indowsmellsoffreshpaint.C.She'dliketohavethewindowopen.A.Theyareentertaining.C.Theyareboring.A.Sheisfullyengaged.C.Shehassomepapertobury.A.Hisnotebookis-missing.Hishandwritmgisdiniciilttoread.Hewasn'tinclassthismorningeither.Theyarebargaining.D.Theyarearguing.Themanwillcleantheair-conditioner.D.Shepreferskeepingtheair-eonditionerori.Theyaretime-CDnsuming_D.Theyarerewarding.Shedoesn^tlikegebtagether.D.Sheques-tionstheman^spurpose.He'salreadylenthisnotestosnmeoneelse.SectionBDirtcijunji:LnSectionB*youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralqueslionscneachoftheshortpassagesandthelongerconversationTheshoirtpassagesandthelongerconversationwillhereadtwice,butth亡questionswillbespokenonlyonceWhenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichcneisthebestanswertolhequestionyouhaveheard.Ouesliuns11throughJ.JarebtisedontheJbUmvingpassage.A.Photosofpolarbears.Photosheavilyediled.CPhotosaffinequalitytoappearinprim.D.Photosrefleclingscienli^lsrworkinglifeA.Ayear'spersonalsubscriptiontofutureisanotherawardlowinners.PhotoscanbeuploadedtoTwitterwiththetagScientistAt^'ork.FivewinningphotoswillbepublishedinoneissueofA'jjwre.AllentrieshavetnbesenttophctociwnpelAion(t^Naturecom.IS.AToencouragepeopleioworkwithstientists.B.lbattractpeopletcparlicipateinacontest.ClbincreasethesalesofthemagazineDToleachpeopl亡howtoLakepietures.Quaslions14thmugh16arebiixadanthefitilofwingpassage.ABecausenolearninvitedhimtoplayCBecauseheappearedtobetootired.BBecausehestoppedtrainingforawhile.ABecausenolearninvitedhimtoplayCBecauseheappearedtobetootired.BBecausehestoppedtrainingforawhile.DBecausehesufiferedfromadisease.15A8.5.C.44.D5515A8.5.C.44.D55A.Bosh'sgreatt>askjetballcareerinNBA.TheregulartrainingBashLookinNBA.BoghHrepeateddesireioreiumtoNBA.ThereasonwhyBashcouldn'tplayalNBAQuestions17thmugh20arebasedonthejbllfnvingcanversutuin.B.Hehopestot*eanimernationalpilot.D.HeworksforAirCanada.A.HeistrainingtoflyaB.Hehopestot*eanimernationalpilot.D.HeworksforAirCanada.Helsnotsureat*OLithisfutureplan.A.Fromhisfriends.Fromhistraining.A.Fromhisfriends.Fromhistraining.Fromhisfather.Fromhisuniversity'.A.Byattendingspecialschools.B>gettingaprivatelicensefirst.B>gettingintoanaidmecompanyfirst.Bypassingatestforcommerciallicense.
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professions,sportsandgames,andothernationaleoticerns.Manyare_48_cliches,,asisfittingfortheBritish;,asanislandnation,withexamplesliketoleaveasinkingslup,toknowtherupe^tostickIoonesguna.Ourlastbroadcategon*ofclichemighthephraseswhichwere_49_whentheywerefirstcoined,buthavebecomeineftectivethroughconstantuse.WhenatbotbaJImanage^askedhowhefeltaboulthe50_ofhisteam,saidthathewasussickXaparrot.Sincethen,itHasbeensooverusedthatithaslostits_51_.Thexploreeveryavenueandto同wno^luneuntinnedaretwopoliticalclichesofthisclass.Nopoliticianwithanysensitivityforlanguagecoulduseeitherofthosephrases_52,yetyouhearthemstill,創(chuàng)Ithetime.Nodoubtwecouldspecifytheclassesofclichesintofurthersubdivisionsuntilthecoivicomehome.Butthereisnoneedto.Weallagreethatclichesaretobe_53_byc-arefUlwritersandspeakersatalltim.esadon'twe?Well,aciLLaillyTno.notI.Life,andhnguage,aresoftillofclichesthatsilencewillholdthepositionifvon54_usthellscofcliche.Somanymilliotisofpeoplehavespokenandwrittenclichesso_55_thatitisalmostimpossibletollndideasandphrasesthathavenotbeenusedmanylimesbefore.4].A.occasionallyB.trequendyC.technicalJyD.grammatically42.A.confirmedB.quotedC.inferredD.classified43.A.inventedB.customizedC.recognizedD.underlined44.A.highlightedB.tailoredC.weakenedD.enriched45.A.noseBeyesC.lipsD.tbrehead46.A.datesbackB.catchesonCtakesshapeD.givesout47.A.detectedB.dra^-nC.excludedD.initiated48.A.remoteB.temperateC.urbanD.oceanic49.A.boringB.strikingC.entertainingD.annoying50.A.expenseB.punishmentC.defeatD.age51.A.originB.shineC.statueD.humour52.A.seriouslyB.fiuenllyCflexiblyD.properly53.A.adjustedB.adaptedC.adoptedD.avoided54.A.denyB.allowC.forbidD.promise55.A.casuallyB.decentlyCreluctaritlyD.ceaselesslySectionBDir^ctioits:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtothemformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A>FreetoSoarOnewindyspringday,Iobservedyoungpeoplehavingfunusingthewindtoflytheirkites.Multicoloredcreationsof^aryin咅shapesandsizesfilledthelikebeautilulbirdsracinganddancing.Asthestrongwindsblewagainstthekutes,astringkeptthemmcheck.Insteadofblowingau-aywiththe認ind:theyaroseagainstittoachievegreatheights.Theyshookandpulled^butthestringandthetailkeptthemattached^facingupwardandagainstthe訴inclThekitesstruggledandlkeptbeingdraggedbehind,lacingupwardandagainstthewind.Asthekitesstruggledandtrembledagainstthestring,theyseemedtosay,"Letmego!Letmego!Iwanttobefree!*5Theysoaredbeautifullyevenastheyfbughttherestrictionofthestring.Finally,oneofthekitessucceededinbreakingl<x>sei4Freeatlast/'itseemedtosay.fiTreetoflywiththewind.wYetireedomfromrestrictionsimplyputitatthemercyofacruelbreeze.IlHewungracefullytothegroundandlandedinamessedmassofweeds,andlstringagainstadeadbush.'Treeatfreetoliepowerlessinthedirt,tobeblownhelplesslyalongtheground,andtostoplifelessagainstthefirstob饑ruelion.Howmuchlikekiteswesometimesare.Theheavengivesuemisfortuneandlimitations,rulestofollowfromwhichwecangrowandgainstrength.Restrictionisanecessan.-companiontotheHindisofopposition.Someofusresisttherulessohardthatneversoartoreachtheheightswemighthaveobtained.Wekeeppartoftheorderandneverrisehighenoughtogetourtadsoiltheground.Letuseachrisetothegreatheights,recognizingthatsomeoftherestrictionsthatwemaybeannoyedatareactuallythesteadyingfiercethathelpsusimproveandachieve.Accordingtoparagraph2n4*Letmego嚴社saidby.thekiteB.thewindC.thebirdD.theflyerWhichofthetbllowingwordshasthemeaningclosesttotheunderlinedword^obstructionMinparagraph3?destructionB.miracleC.observationD.obstacleAccordingtothewriter^inwhatwayismansimilartokites?Manwillneverreachthedesirableheightunlesshebreakssomerules.Mancanbeempoweredbydinicultiestogofartherandhigher.Mandesiresfreedombutonlyafe-wwellsucceed.Man.islimitedbyhissurroLindings.Bylellingthestoryofkiteflying,thewriterwantslasharethelessenthat.rulesaremadetobebrokenflyingakiteinvolvesskillsandpaiienceCsomeliiriesdifliculliescant>epotentialblessingsliHnousecomplainingabouttheditTiculliesweencounterProductsTTel:(S55)776-7761GetaDemoLoginSignUpFreeProProfs■pjurPricingSolutionsIntegrationsBingClientsExamplesHelpKddwIedgebaseKnowledgeBaseSoftwarefhatAnswersQuestionsinstantlyCreatehelpsites,knowledgebase気userguides,manLial靈wikis&.moreJhltrnialKnowledlgeBa<ieCreateasecureonlineresourcecenlerwhereempldyeescaneasilyfindandshareinformationHeinOmerDelightcuslomersandreduceticketsbyhelpingthemfindans^rsinahighly-searchableknnvtledgeDocum^otatuon&Mjamual^CreateonlinedocLimentaiionandaddvideosandimages.Offersearchableandmobile-friendlymanuak.Offerawesomesuppert2477Wdhaself-serviceonhneknowledgebase?customerscanfindmstanlanswerstotheirquestionsThismeansfewersupportticketsandlessworkloadfaryouragenls.Likewise,supportagentEandcmp[oyeescanalsofindmstanlanswersbysearchingtheinlemalknefledgebaseforanyquestionsatwulcompanybestpractices,policiesandmore.Anna血卽址曲巴口理”屮占曲嗆ProPrcfeensuresyourdocLimentaliorLfitsallscreensizesandi$accessibleonmulliplesdevicesincludingiPhone,iPad,Android,iOsetc.ThereTsalsoncextraeflinrlorcodingatyourend.AllvourdocLunenlaLionincludingtables^fonts(字體)sizes,LargeimagesandscreensholEareaDtcuTLUlBcallyresizedtofitsmallerscreens.Mbornfi?Fd*曲血屋nitRFE屜tlfjEBringdufierentteamstogetherlocreateandshareknowledgeonacentralplatform.Definerolesandpermi遲ionsforyourteammemberstocontrolwhocanaccesswhatinycurknowledgetuase.Buildprivateknowledgetxases,accessibleonlytoauthorizedusers,withadvancedauthoringfeaturessuehasconditionallogLC,vtcrkilowsandmore.J**+住苗hq應(yīng)eornhirtM曲n$Conlrclandmanageuseraccesswilhsmglesign-onandadvancedsecurityseltingji.DesugnbeautifulFAQsusingbrandingfeaturesandpre-madetemplates(模板):orcusloniLzefullywithCSSandHTML.SetuprolesandpermissionsandcombmewithpopulartoolssuchasZendesk,GoogleAnalytic^Wufooandmore.Bysearchingtheinternalknowledgebase,youcan:A.accesstheHelpCenterettjovuser-friendlymanualscreateasecureresourcecenterlearnthecompany^practicesandlpolicies6].TheKnowledgeBaseSoftwarecanofferthefollowingfunctionsEXCEPTthat.usersofProProiscanreadthemanualsontheirmobilephonestheservicethatProProisotterstoitsusersisaccessiblearoundtheekxkwithProProfs,users£前readjustthesizeoftheirdocumentationtotheirscreensdifierenl!iiserscanbegroupedtogetheron0centra]platformtoshareknowledgeHowdoesthesoftwareProProfslightenitssecurity?A.ByauthorizingdifferentLLsers..B.Bycreating日centra]platform.Byafiferingsinglesign-onsettings.D.Bybuildingprivateknowledgebases.(C)Thelargest-everstu.dyofthelinkbetweencitywalkabilityandhighbloodpressLiirehasbeenheldupasevidenceofthe^invisiblevalueofurbandesign^inimprovinglong-termhealthoutcomes,sayresearchers.ThestLidyofaround430,000peopleagedbetween38and73andlivingin22UKcitiesloundsignificantassociationsbetweentheincreasfidwalkabilityofaneighborhood,lowerbloodpressureandreducedriskofhighbloodpressureamongitsresidents.TheoutcomesremainedconsistentevenafteradjiLStmentsforsDcio-deniogFuphie(社會人口統(tǒng)計學(xué)hlifestyleandchangingphysicalenvironmentiactors,thoughtheprotectiveefleetswereparticularlyprotiotiiicedamongparticipantsagedbetween50and60,women,日ndthoseresidinginhigherdensi^^ndpoorneighbt^rhotKls.ThepaperwaspublishedinthehiternationalJounuitofHygieneandEitrnmumeniuiifeaiihthisweek.Withhighbloodpressure0major『iskfactorforchronic(慢性的)andparticularlyheartdiseases,researchersattheUniversityofHongKongandOxfordUmhersibsaidthefindingsdemonstratedtheneed!totakenoticeoftheheakh-inlluencingfactorinurbandesign.'"Withtheincreasingpaceofurbanizationanddemographicshiftstowardsanageingpopublion、webecomemorelikelytosufferfromchronicdiseases/5saidDr.ChinmoySarkar,anassistantprofessorattheHealthyHighDensityCitiesLaboftheUniversityofHongKongandlleadauthorofthestudy.'Theactiontakentoimprovepublichealth,mustconsidertheinvisiblevalueofurbanplanninganddesign.i4Wearespendingbillionsofpoundsinpreventingandcuringheartdiseases—ifweareabletoinvestincreatinghealthycitiesthroughsmallchangesinthedesignofoutneighborhoodstomakethemmoreactivih1andwalkable,thenprobably,wewillhavesigniik-antsavingsinfiitiiirehealthcareexpenses/*Tomeasureaneighborhoixl^activity-prom.otingpotentia],researchersdevelopedasetofindexofwalkabilift1contairimgrelevanturban,elements^includingresidehtialandlretail(零售)densitj^publictransport,就reel-levelmovement,anddistancetoattractivedestinations.PoorlydesignedspacesgenerallyreducedwalkihgandphysicalQClhily:promotingthelifestylesoflongtimesittihgdou-nDndlnotmoving;andwereharmiu.1tosocialinteractions,andassuchassociatedwithpoorermentalandphysicadhealth.Becausewalkabilitywashibasedontheunderlyingdesignofthecity*\saidSarkar^citiescouldbemtKlifiiedordesignedtoencourageit.''Suchinvestmentsinhealthydesignarelikelytobringinlong-termgainsastheyareenduringnndcommon.MByconsidering''invisiblevalueofurbandesign.",peoplecan.A.reducetheageingpopulMion
slowdownthepaceofurbanizationpromoteactivity-friendlyandwalkablecitiesinvestinpreventingandcuringheartdiseasesWhatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?Asetofindexisessentialtoensurethaturban,designpromoteswa]kabi.]i.w.Walkablecitiescanlowerbloodpressureandtheriskofhighbloodpressure.Chronicdis-easesarebecomingcommonduetopeopledneglectoftheirhealth.Middle-agedwomenlivinginpoorareasarelesslikelytobenefitfromincreasedwalkability.Allofthefollowingaretheundesirableconsequencesofpoorly-designedneighborhoodsEXCEPT.A.faiJinghealthB.LLnhealthyJifestydefewersocialinteractionsD.fewerneighborhoodsAccordingtoDr.ChmmoySarkar.citiesshouldencouragetheresidentstoengageinsocialinteractionsthedesignofourneighlx>rhoodsshouldmeetpeopledneedsforretaildensitymoneyinvestedincrealinghealthycitiesismoneysavedinfiitiirehealthcareexpenseschronicdiseaseswillbecommonbecauseofollflifeswleandthephysicalenvironmentSectionCDirections:Readtheib]lowingpassage.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentence但nbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthajiyouneed.ItrulyexpressmyrespectforShanandhisteamfortheircontribiLHions.Maketraditional
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aliveThePalaceMuseumDirectorShanJixiangdeliveredaculturalheritagespeechonFeb27inBeijing.Withregardtoculturalheritagerestoration,Maketraditional
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aliveThePalaceMuseumDirectorShanJixiangdeliveredaculturalheritagespeechonFeb27inBeijing.Atot^]of600peoplefromallwalksoflife,includingove『100ibreignguests,participatedintheactivity.1willleammoreaboutChinesecultiirefromthemagnificentancientobjects.Ourdesign,teamsoftenstudyconsumerdemandsandcreatectilturalitemsthatarenicetolookatandpracticaltouseTraditionalcraftsmanshipiscombinedwithmodemmethod^andthelivesofancientculturalobjectswillbelengthenedbytheso-calleddoctors.whichwasco-organhedbyLheBeijingDaplomaticServiceBureauandBeijingHousingServiceCorporationforDiplomalicMissions.67OnthethemeTheWorldofthePalaceMuseumandthePalaceMuseumoftheWorld,the64-year-olddirectorsharedhisideasabouthowtomaketraditionaltreasurescomealivea.gain.Duringthespeech,whichlastedtwoandahalfhours,Shantouchedontopicsincludingupgradingmuseuminfrciximcture'(基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施),restoringculturalsites^digitalizingonlinemuseums,settinguprestorationhospitalprovidingbettervisitorexperiencesandpromotingthePalaceMuseumSseultLiralitems."TheabundantcollectionofculturalobjectsatthePalaceMuseumistheinspirationforthecreativesouvenirsandculturalitemsavailable^Shansaid.“68ThroLLghoLit2017,thetola]salesofPalaceMLLseum'sculturalitemshavebeenmorethan1billionyuan(JlSSmillion).ExplainingthehugesuccessofPalaceMuseum?sculturalsouvenirs.Shansaid:i4Themuseumopenedashoponthee-commercewebsiteTaobaoin2008,butsalesremainedneitherhighnorlowforyears,asmorethanSOpercentofthesouvenirssoldinstoresinthepastwerenotrelatedtoourmLLseLim.^uTherefbre^1wantedtochangetheskuation.Now,souvenirsfromthePalaceMuseLimcoveralmostevenaspectoflift.AfteraJl,uhatmatterstoamuseumisnothowmanyvisitorstheyhave,buthowclosetheyaretopeopleddailylives.M厲9Around200^doctors*5areemployedtoanalyze,examine,detectflawsordamageinancientobjectsandrestorethem,usingmorethan100piecesofspecializedequipment,including3?L>printersandscanners.Therestorationhospitalcovers13,000sqLLaremetersandboaststhenation^mostadvancedrestorationworkshops.JohnAquilineMalta^sambassadortoChinasaidthatShanssspeechshowedatotallydiiilerenlPalaceMLiseumtoforeignpeople.^ChiinaenjoysaJong^ndprofoundcultureandmanyofthenatiorkaltreasureshavebeehpreservedatthePalaceMuseum,hisnoeasytasktopresen-'ethemwell.70wIV.Sumitiar^WriliogDirections:Readtheibllowingpuassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemampoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.UseyourownwordsasIbtaspossible.BantheBag!BantheBag!StandinginlineatthegrocerystoreJastweek,1u-Mchedthewomaninfrontofmebuyatubeoftoothpaste.Astheclerkplacedherpurchaseinaphoticbag,Icou]dn,thelpwonderinghowlongitwouldtakeforthatt>agtoenduponthetrash.ThenInoticedthebigpursethewomanwascarrying^rndwonderedwhyshehadneededaplasticbagatall.Peoplehavecometorelyonplasticbagsaseveryihmgfromshoppingbagsforgroceriestotrash'Canbrags.Althoughplasticbag$canberecycled,onlyaboutonepercentofthoseusedintheUnitedStatesare.Instead,afterhelpingpeopletransportitemsfromonepJacetoanother,mostarethrownaway.TheyendupinlandtilIwhereitcantake日plasticbaguptoathousandyearstodecay.SomebagsendupeJsewhereintheenvironmenl,stickingtotreesandftnces,blockingriversandoceans^orfloatingalongcitysidewalks.Plasticbagsharmtheenviroiiineiiitinseveralways..First,theybreakdownintoparticlesthatpolluteoursoilandwater.Becausemostplasticbag生aremadeofpolyethylene,aproductderivedfromcrudeoil(原亍由)ornaturalgas,theywastenonrenewableresources.Plasticbagscanalsuharmanimals.Scientistsestimatethatmorethanonemillionseaanimals,inclLidingwhales,seabirds,andturtles,diteachyeariromintakingorbecomingstrandedinplastic.Peopleallovertheworldarestartingtorecognizetheproblemsassociatedwithplasticbags.CountiriessuchasChina,SouthAfrica,Switherland,andUgandaaretakingactionandbanningthebags.Othernatioiis,includ[ngItalyandIreland,havebeentryingtorestricttheuseofplasticbagsbytaxingthem.IntheUnitedStalesmoremorecommunitiesareriddingthemselvesofplasticbags.Nowmoreandmorepeoplearealsopurchasinginexpensive,reusablebagsandusingthemwhentheyshop.Ifwealltakethiss.impl.estep,wecanbeapartofa4hgreens,revolution.VIIrao^latjciiiDirections:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,msingthewords,givencnthebrackets.全世界掀起了一股學(xué)中文的潮流。(trend)這個小秋子字寫得漂亮,這讓他在求職面試中脫穎而出°(enable)盡管這對取胞胎天賦相近"但弟弟在語言學(xué)習(xí)匕更強一些.(supers)大學(xué)畢業(yè)生當(dāng)保安是否是協(xié)源浪費是我昨廄主持的小組辯請賽的主題.(Whether)XI.GuidedWritingDirections:WriteanEnglishcompositionin12CM50wordsaccordingtothejnstmctionsgavenbelowinChinese.假如悔是陳磊〔Ch^LtD■你的冋齡笙友張敏(ZhangMm>正在薦劃一次対期一夭的班級舂游活動.他希望活動肉客具體麗肓意義,所以來信征求禰的意見*諸寫封回信,內(nèi)客必須包括;?你的活動建復(fù);?稱的理由?!沧ⅲ何闹胁坏贸霈F(xiàn)真實的姓名及學(xué)校容稱.)青浦區(qū)2017學(xué)年高三年級第二次學(xué)業(yè)質(zhì)量調(diào)研測試英語學(xué)科試卷聽力文字稿LisitningComprehea^ionSectionAOirectioiis:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Aitheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboiitwhatwassaid.TheconversatBonsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswers,onyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.M.Hurryup!Tmstarving!W:Don'tworryIt'sMondayandtherewon'tbeaqueue.Q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