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Êàê ñäåëàòü ðàçãîâîð ïîëåçíûì è ïðèÿòíûì Êàê ñäåëàòü îáúåìíóþ çâåçäó ñâîèìè ðóêàìè Êàê ñäåëàòü òî, ÷òî äåëàòü íå õî÷åòñÿ? Êàê ñäåëàòü ïîãðåìóøêó Êàê ñäåëàòü òàê ÷òîáû æåíùèíû ñàìè çíàêîìèëèñü ñ âàìè Êàê ñäåëàòü èäåþ êîììåð÷åñêîé Êàê ñäåëàòü õîðîøóþ ðàñòÿæêó íîã? Êàê ñäåëàòü íàø ðàçóì çäîðîâûì? Êàê ñäåëàòü, ÷òîáû ëþäè îáìàíûâàëè ìåíüøå Âîïðîñ 4. Êàê ñäåëàòü òàê, ÷òîáû âàñ óâàæàëè è öåíèëè? Êàê ñäåëàòü ëó÷øå ñåáå è äðóãèì ëþäÿì Êàê ñäåëàòü ñâèäàíèå èíòåðåñíûì?


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Choose the right variant. My office is . the end of the street on the left





My office is …. the end of the street on the left.

A) at

B) from

C) under

D) opposite

E) in

307. Choose the right variant: Find the odd word.

a) oil

b) water

c) wine

d) juice

e) milk

308. Choose the right variant: Find the odd word.

a) salt

b) knife

c) fork

d) plate

e) spoon

309. Choose the right variant: We ….. week –ends on Saturday and Sunday

a. Have

b. are

c. had

d. do

e. does

310. Choose the right variant: Everybody likes Tom. He … many friends.

A) has got

B) is

C) have got

D) am

E) are

311. Choose the right variant: Jane wants to go to Moscow, but she … any money.

A) has not got

B) is not

C) have not got

D) were not

E) was not

312. Choose the right variant: She … … chocolate.

A) doesn’t like

B) likes not

C) not like

D) don’t like

E) to like

313. Choose the right variant: Marry … television every day.

A) watches

B) is watching

C) watch

D) watched

E) are watching

314. Choose the right variant: How’s Mary? … her on Monday?

A) did you see

B) do you see

C) does you see

D) are you see

E) am you see

 

315. Choose the right variant: I … such bad words.

A) don’t never say

B) won’t never say

C) will never say

D) didn’t never say

E) doesn’t ever say

 

316. Choose the right variant: How long.... for you when are late?

A) does she wait

B) do she wait

C) will she wait

D) did she wait

E) shall she wait

 

317. Choose the right variant: Mum … any gifts yesterday.

A) didn’t bring

B) brought not

C) don’t bring

D) doesn’t bring

E) will not bring

318. Insert the right variant.

Aizhan …… play tennis. Because she has broken her hand.

a) can’t

b) can

c) may

d) must

e) need

319. Insert the right variant.

I ….. speak four languages.

a) Can

b) May

c) Must

d) Should

e) Have to

320. Insert the right variant.

You …… go skiing today. It’s very cold outside.

a) Can’t

b) May

c) Must

d) Can’t

e) Have to

321. Insert the right variant.

My father …… play chess very well.

a) Can

b) Must

c) Should

d) Ought to

e) May

322. Insert the right variant.

……. you swim?

a) Can

b) May

c) Have to

d) Need

e) Must

323. Give the II form of the modal verb “can”

a) Could

b) Had to

c) Might

d) Should

e) Need

324. Odd one out.

a) Can

b) Read

c) Finish

d) Start

e) Write

325. Insert the right variant.

He …. open the door. He hasn’t a key.

a) Can’t

b) Can

c) May

d) Must

e) Needn’t

326. Choose the right sentence.

a) My friend can play guitar

b) You can respect old people

c) Can I come in?

d) I can finish this work today

e) Alice can much money

327. Insert the right variant.

I’m sorry but we …. come to your party next Saturday.

a) Can’t

b) May

c) Must

d) Have to

e) Should

328. Put this sentence into the right variant.

Car/father/a/drive/very/my/carefully/can

a) My father can drive a car very carefully

b) Father can drive a my car very carefully

c) Very carefully can drive my father a car

d) A car can drive my father very carefully

e) Can drive my father a car very carefully

329. Complete the sentence.

Can you speak English? ………….

a) Yes, I can

b) Yes, I may

c) Yes, I have to

d) Yes, I must

e) Yes, I should

330. Find the right variant.

….. I use your dictionary?

a) May

b) Can

c) Must

d) Should

e) Have to

331. Find the synonym of this modal verb “must”

a) Have to

b) May

c) Can

d) Should

e) Ought to

332. Translate this modal verb into Kazakh/Russian “must”

a) Äîëæåí / ì³íäåòò³

b) Ìîãó / ³ñòåé àëó

c) Áûòü / áîëó

d) Èìåòü / áàð

e) Äåëàòü / ³ñòåó

333. Find the right variant.

You ….. eat fruit every day.

a) Should

b) Need

c) Ought

d) Have to

e) Can

334. Find the right variant.

Nobody answers the phone. They …. be out.

a) Must

b) Would

c) Can

d) Could

e) Should

335.Find the right variant.

You …. get a better job if you spoke a foreign language.

a) Could

b) May

c) Shall

d) Had to

e) Ought

336.Put the right modal verbs.

It’s late, you …. go to bed.

a) Must

b) Need

c) May to

d) Could

e) Should

337.Put the right modal verbs.

……. I sit here? – Yes, of course.

a) May

b) Can

c) Must

d) Need

e) Should

338.Put the right modal verbs.

In football, you … not touch the ball with your hands.

a) Must

b) Shouldn’t

c) Had to

d) Ought

e) Can’t

339.Put the right modal verbs.

Where ……. go yesterday?

a) Did you have to

b) Do you have to

c) Will you have to

d) Are you going to

e) Have you

340.Put the right modal verbs.

We …. long exercises and learn a lot of grammar rules by heart.

a) Must write

b) Had to write

c) To write

d) Can write

e) May write

341. Find the II form of modal verb “may’

a) Might

b) Could

c) Had to

d) Needed

e) Would

342.Find the right translation.

ß ìîãó ãîòîâèò áëþäó.

a) I can cook a dish

b) I may prepare a dinner

c) I do a supper

d) I must eat a lunch

e) I need have a breakfast

343.Odd one out.

a) Sofa

b) Fork

c) Spoon

d) Knife

e) Plate

344.Odd one out.

a) Garden

b) Living room

c) Sitting room

d) Kitchen

e) Bedroom

345.Odd one out.

a) Cup

b) Soap

c) Mirror

d) Shampoo

e) Bath

346.Odd one out.

a) Bed

b) Glass

c) Mug

d) Teapot

e) Bowl

347.Odd one out.

a) Fridge

b) Cushion

c) Wardrobe

d) Bedside lamp

e) Alarm clock

348.Give the right translation.

“plant”

a) Ðàñòåíèå/өñ³ìä³ê

b) Öâåòîê/ãүë

c) Äåðåâî/àғàø

d) Óðîæàé/åã³ñò³ê

e) Îâîùè/êөêөí³ñ

349.Give the right translation.

“floor”

a) Ïîë/åäåí

b) Ñòåíà/қàáûðғà

c) Óãîë/áұðûø

d) Äâåðü/åñ³ê

e) Îêíî/òåðåçå

350.Give the right translation.

“wall”

a) Ñòåíà/қàáûðғà

b) Ïîë/åäåí

c) Óãîë/áұðûø

d) Äâåðü/åñ³ê

e) Îêíî/òåðåçå

351.Give the right translation.

“door”

a) Äâåðü/åñ³ê

b) Ïîë/åäåí

c) Ñòåíà/қàáûðғà

d) Óãîë/áұðûø

e) Îêíî/òåðåçå

352.Give the right translation “window”

a) Îêíî/òåðåçå

b) Äâåðü/åñ³ê

c) Ïîë/åäåí

d) Ñòåíà/қàáûðғà

e) Óãîë/áұðûø

353.Insert the right English translation.

“òîңàçûòқûø-õîëîäèëüíèê-”

a) Refrigerator

b) Cooker

c) Coffee table

d) Washbasin

e) Clock

354.Insert the right English translation.

“àéíà-çåðêàëî-”

a) Mirror

b) Cooker

c) Coffee table

d) Washbasin

e) Clock

355.Insert the right English translation.

“ê³òàï ñөðåñ³-êíèæíàÿ ïîëêà-”

a) Bookcase

b) Mirror

c) Cooker

d) Coffee table

e) Washbasin

356.Insert the right English translation.

“ñàáûí-ìûëî-”

a) Soap

b) Shower

c) Bath

d) Toothbrush

e) Toilet

357.Insert the right English translation.

“ïûøàқ-íîæ-”

a) Knife

b) Cup

c) Spoon

d) Fork

e) Glass

358.Complete the sentence.

We eat our soup with ….

a) Spoon

b) Fork

c) Knife

d) Cup

e) Glass

359.Complete the sentence.

My family always eat their salad with …..

a) Fork

b) Spoon

c) Knife

d) Cup

e) Glass

360.Complete the sentence.

People usually cut a bread with ……

a) Knife

b) Fork

c) Spoon

d) Cup

e) Glass

361.Complete the sentence.

We usually drink a tea with ….

a) Cup

b) Glass

c) Spoon

d) Fork

e) Knife

362.Complete the sentence.

Everybody drink a juice with ….

a) Glass

b) Cup

c) Knife

d) Spoon

e) Fork

363.Choose the kitchen’s things.

a) Fridge, cooker, coffee table

b) Carpet, nightdress, toothpaste

c) Curtain, armchair, wardrobe

d) Sofa, soap, spoon

e) Knife, fork, shampoo

364.Choose the bedroom’s things

a) Alarm clock, pyjamas, cupboard

b) Bedside lamp, bath, glass

c) Bedside table, fridge, dressing

d) Shower, cushion, rug

e) Tv, mirror, cooker

365.Choose the bathroom’s things

a) Basin, mirror, soap

b) Carpet, plant, toilet

c) Toothbrush, toothpaste, clock

d) Bookcase, floor, fridge

e) Washing machine, wall, cooker

366.Choose the flat’s room

a) Kitchen, bathroom, bedroom

b) Balcony, garden, garage

c) Hall, sitting room, street

d) Living room, avenue, toilet

e) Roof, house, yard

367.Choose the flat’s furniture

a) Wardrobe, armchair, bed

b) Sofa, blackboard, door

c) Floor, window, fork

d) Wall, clock, pictures

e) Bookcase, shelf, plant

368.Find the wrong pair.

a) Bookcase-fridge

b) Door-key

c) Window-curtain

d) Floor-carpet

e) Car-garage

369.Find the wrong pairs.

a) Shower-tv

b) Wall-picture

c) Sofa-cushion

d) Glass-water

e) Fridge-meat

370.Find the wrong pairs.

a) Clock-floor

b) Window-domestic flower

c) Kitchen-cooker

d) Bathroom-soap

e) Bedroom-wardrobe

371.Find the wrong pairs.

a) Armchair-basin

b) Door-key

c) Window-curtain

d) Wall-picture

e) Sofa-cushion

372.Find the wrong pairs.

a) Toothpaste-coffee table

b) Floor-carpet

c) Car-garage

d) Wall-picture

e) Sofa-cushion

373.Find the right pairs.

a) Wall-picture

b) Room-street

c) Flat-car

d) Garden-cooker

e) Garage-hall

374.Find the right pairs.

a) Floor-carpet

b) Balcony-avenue

c) Computer-bus

d) Telephone-field

e) City-sitting room

375.Find the right pairs.

a) Sofa-cushion

b) Living room-tree

c) Hotel-train

d) Air-drink

e) Eat-toy

376.Find the right pairs.

a) Door-key

b) Animal-house

c) Flower-building

d) University-bed

e) Student-dentist

377.Find the right pairs.

a) Glass-water

b) Apple-sky

c) Sun-picture

d) Star-rug

e) Rain-sleep

378.Odd one out.

a) Apple, pear, grape

b) Cucumber, cherry, sausage

c) Bread, banana, carrot

d) Orange, melon, cake

e) Pasta, fish, tomato

379.Odd one out.

a) Cheese

b) Cucumber

c) Cauliflower

d) Potato

e) Garlic

380.Odd one out.

a) Egg

b) Hot dog

c) Hamburger

d) Pizza

e) Cheeseburger

381.Odd one out.

a) Watermelon

b) Bread

c) Rice

d) Pasta

e) Cereal

382.Odd one out.

a) Strawberries

b) Chicken

c) Meat

d) Fish

e) Seafood

383.Give the English translation.

Êàïóñòà/îðàìæàïûðàқ

a) Cauliflower

b) Cheese

c) Cucumber

d) Potato

e) Garlic

384.Give the English translation.

Êëóáíèêà/құëïûíàé

a) Strawberries

b) Apple

c) Grape

d) Banana

e) Cherry

385.Give the English translation.

Ðèñ/êүð³ø

a) Rice

b) Pasta

c) Cereal

d) Bread

e) Cake

386.Give the English translation.

Êîëáàñà/øұæûқ

a) Sausage

b) Egg

c) Cheese

d) Meat

e) Chicken

387.Give the English translation.

Àðáóç/қàðáûç

a) Watermelon

b) Melon

c) Cucumber

d) Carrot

e) Potato

388.Choose the Kazakh/Russian translation.

Cucumber

a) Îãóðåö/қèÿð

b) Ïîìèäîð/қûçàíàқ

c) Ëóê/ïèÿç

d) Ìîðêîâ/ñәá³ç

e) Êàïóñòà/îðàìæàïûðàқ

389.Choose the Kazakh/Russian translation.

Cherry

a) Âèøíÿ-øèå

b) Âèíîãðàä/æүç³ì

c) Ãðóøà/àëìұðò

d) ßáëîêà/àëìà

e) Àðáóç/қàðáûç

390.Choose the Kazakh/Russian translation.

Cheese

a) Ñûð/³ð³ìø³ê

b) Ìÿñî/åò

c) Ðûáà/áàëûқ

d) ßéöî/òұқûì

e) Õëåá/íàí

391.Choose the Kazakh/Russian translation.

Pear

a) Ãðóøà/àëìұðò

b) Âèøíÿ-øèå

c) Âèíîãðàä/æүç³ì

d) ßáëîêà/àëìà

e) Àðáóç/қàðáûç

392.Choose the right comparative degree.

a) Bigger

b) Biger

c) Big

d) More bigger

e) The most big

393.Choose the right comparative degree.

a) Easier

b) Easiest

c) Easy

d) Easyer

e) More easy

394.Choose the right comparative degree.

a) Larger

b) Large

c) Largest

d) The largest

e) Larger

395.Choose the right comparative degree.

a) Better

b) The best

c) Good

d) Well

e) Gooder

396.Choose the right comparative degree.

a) More important

b) Importanter

c) The most important

d) The importantest

e) Important

397.Choose the right superlative degree.

a) The most interesting

b) More interesting

c) Interesting

d) The interesting

e) Interest

398.Choose the right superlative degree.

a) Aizhan is the most beautiful in her group

b) Murat is taller than Marat

c) My mother is not so old as yours

d) Saule’s telephone is as expensive as mine

e) Our teacher is cleverer than thers

399.Choose the right sentence using comparative degree

a) Askar is younger than Aslan

b) Cigar is un useful for health

c) My flat is as cosy as yours

d) This book is not so interesting that one

e) Summer is the hottest season in a year

400.Complete the sentence using comparative degree

Astana is …… than Alma-Ata

a) Larger

b) Large

c) Larger

d) Largest

e) The largest

401.Complete the sentence using comparative degree

This room is ….. that one.

a) Cleaner

b) Cleanest

c) The cleanest

d) Clean

e) More clean

402.Complete the sentence using superlative degree

Lion is …. animal in zoo-park.

a) The strongest

b) Strongest

c) Stronger

d) Strong

e) More strong

403.Complete the sentence using superlative degree

Dolphin is the …. animal.

a) Most intelligent

b) The most intelligent

c) More intelligent

d) Intelligent

e) Intelligenter

404.Complete the sentence using superlative degree

New York is ….. city in USA.

a) The largest

b) Largest

c) Larger

d) Larger

e) Large

405.Choose the right adjective

This text is …. Which I read.

a) The most difficult

b) The most comfortable

c) The dirtiest

d) The coldest

e) The hottest

406.Choose the right adjective.

I have three members, so my family is ….. in my group.

a) The smallest

b) The thickest

c) The thinnest

d) The shortest

e) The longest

407.Have you got ….. brothers and sisters?

a.any

b.some

c.anybody

d.someone

e.nobody

408..Jack hasn’t got …. brother.

a.a

b.any

c.some

d.nobody

e.the

409.There weren’t …. letters for me this morning.

a.any

b.some

c.the

d.something

e.anything

410.Could I have …. water,please?

a.a

b.some

c.the

d.much

e.any

411.I went to the supermarket because I didn’t have….. milk.

a.any

b.a

c.the

d.much

e.some

412.There isn’t …. railway station in this town.

a.any

b.a

c.the

d.some

e.much

413.Have you got …. pen that I can borrow?

a.any

b.a

c.some

d.the

e.an

414.The streets were empty. There weren’t …. there.

a.any people

b.peoples

c.some people

d.people

e.a people

415..Have you got …? I can help you.

a.any luggage

b.a luggage

c.some luggages

d.the luggage

e.luggage

416.Do you like ….? No,I don’t

a. a hot milk

b.hot milk

c.some hot milk

d.milks

e.the hot milk

417.We’ve just moved into our house, and we haven’t got ….

a.any furniture

b.a furniture

c.some furniture

d.the furniture

e.furniture

418.If you pass the supermarket, could you buy ….?

a.a spaghetti

b.some spaghetti

c.any spaghetti

d.spaghetti

e.the spaghetti

419.Can you help me? I’d like ….

a.an advice

b.some advices

c.advices

d.the advice

e.advice

420.I’ll post your letters. Have you got ….?

a.any stamps

b.a stamp

c.any stamp

d.stamps

e.the stamps

421.Did you … shopping yesterday?

a.go

b.do

c.make

d.went

e.gone

422.Let’s … some photos of the class.

a.do

b.make

c.take

d.give

e.see

423.I think I’ve …. a mistake.

a.done

b.made

c.taken

d.seen

e.gone

424.What time are we … lunch?

a.having

b.doing

c.taking

d.going

e.eating

425.Would you like to …. to the cinema later?

a.go

b.have

c.stay

d.run

e.do

426.What sort of milkshake would you like?

a.I’d like a chocolate one, please

b.choclate

c.chocolate

d.I’ve got a chocolate one

e.the chocolate

427.I’d like to play football, but I feel really …..

a.weak

b.week

c.good

d.well

e.bad

428.I’d like …. cheese, please.

a.a kilo of

b.half kilo

c.half kilo of

d.kilo

e.a kilo

429.Could you buy me two … of biscuits?

a.packets

b.parcels

c.containers

d.packet

e.kilo

430.I’d like to buy this coat, but it costs a lot of …..

a.money

b.cash

c.gold

d.coin

e.silver

431.Horses have got four …..

a.legs

b.arms

c.finger

d.toe

e.knee

432.Tony always lies on his …. when he sleeps.

a.back

b.head

c.knee

d.face

e.ear

433.Gina has beautiful long …..

a.hair

b.ears

c.finger

d.lips

e.nose

434.Jack has got a cold and his … is red.

a.nose

b.knee

c.lips

d.toe

e.eye

435.Anna can’t write because she has broken two …..

a.fingers

b.toes

c.knees

d.arms

e.legs

436.I’ve got five …. on each foot.

a.fingers

b.toes

c.arms

d.hands

e.elbow

437.A giraffe has got a very long …..

a.neck

b.mouth

c.legs

d.arms

e.ears

438.You …. with your foot.

a.click

b.laugh

c.kick

d.stamp

e.blink

439.You … with your teeth.

a.bite

b.stamp

c.smell

d.kick

e.laugh

440.You …. with your finger.

a. point

bt wink

c.smell

d.kick

e.bite

441.You … with your nose.

a.smell

b.blink

c.kick

d.wink

e.point

442.You … with one eye.

a. blink

b.wink

c.bite

d.kick

e..point

443.You … with both eyes.

a.shout

b.blink

c.kiss

d.wink

e.bite

444. Find the right variant of the translation:æåëóäîê

a.stomach

b.waist

c.back

d.skin

e.hips

445. Find the right variant of the translation:ïëå÷î

a.shoulder

b.thumb

c.nail

d.arm

e.finger

446. Find the right variant of the translation:øåÿ

a.neck

b.ear

c.nose

d.tooth

e.mouth

447. Find the right variant of the translation:êîëåíî

a.knee

b.thumb

c.wrist

d.ankle

e.toe

448. Find the correct variant to:Parts of the body

a.torso

b.mountain

c.clock

d.needle

e.key

449. Find the correct variant to:Parts of the body

a.ankle

b.coat

c.toothbrush

d.lipstick

e.football

450.What’s Tim like? He’s …. /

a.tall

b.high

c.big

d.short

e.ugly

451.Ann …. glasses.

a.wears

b.carries

c.uses

d.carried

e.used

452.Jane ‘s only nine. She’s …..

a.young

b.modern

c.new

d.handsome

e.muscular

453.James has …. a beard.

a.got

b.wears

c.carries

d.uses

e.get

454.Would you like to … for a walk later?

a.go

b.have

c.make

d.do

e.look

455.Martin said he couldn’t come and…. an excuse.

a.did

b.made

c.took

d.had

e.got

456.I’m going to …. a bath now.

a.have

b.make

c.go

d.take

te.do

457.Would you like to … tennis tomorrow?

a.play

b.go

c.see

d.have

e.make

458.Would you like to … the dessert menu?

a.see

b.had

c.go

d.taken

e.brought

459. Find the right variant of the translation:íàïèòêè

a.drinks

b.glass

c.bottle

d.plate

e.steak

460. Find the right variant of the translation:çàâòðàê

a.breakfast

b.dinner

c.lunch

d.fast food

e.waiter

461.Choose the correct word: I’d like a cold drink.

a.I’m thirsty

b.I’m hungry

c.I’m cold

d.I’m bored

e.I’m waiting

462.Would you like …. Pasta?

a.some

b.a

c.an

d.any

e.the

463.I don’t have … money in my pocket.

a.any

b.some

c.a

d.the

e.an

464.I have … money in the bank.

a.some

b.any

c.the

d.an

e.a

465. Are there … English books in our library?

A) any

B) some

C) something

D) anything

E) nothing

466.Would you like …. Tea?

a.any

b.some

c.an

d.a

e.the

467.There are … beautiful flowers in the garden.

a.some

b.any

c.the

d.something

e.anything

468.I want to wash my hair. Is there …. Shampoo?

a.any

b.some

c.an

d.a

e.something

469.What’s wrong? There is …. in my eye.

a.something

b.anything

c.some

d.any

e.somebody

470.Can I have … bread.

a.some

b.any

c.something

d anything

e.an

471.Do you want … drink?

a.a

b.some

c.any

d.an

e.the

472.Would you like …. Strawberries?

a.some

b.a

c.an

d.any

e.the

473.Could you buy … fruit when you go to the shops?

a.some

b.an

c.any

d.the

e.an

474.He always has …. egg for breakfast.

a.an

b.some

c.any

d.the

e.a

475.I want … cheese.

a.some

b.an

c.any

d.a

e.the

476.I’d like …. mineral water,please.

a.some

b.an

c.any

d.the

e.a

477.Excuse me is there ….. bread?

a.some

b.any

c.a

d.the

e.a

478.Excuse me are there …. apples?

a.some

b.any

c.something

d.anything

e.the

479.Yes, there are ….. melons.

a.some

b.any

c.an

d.something

e.anything

480.No, there is not …. Milk.

a.any

b.some

c.the

d.an

e.something

481.It’s often very hot in …..

a.summer

b.spring

c.autumn

d. a year

e.winter

482. Choose the right variant. ×àñû / ñàғàò.

a) watch

b) hat

c) coat

d) jacket

e) scarfHgg

483.Choose the right variant. êîëüöî / æүç³ê.

a)ring

b) watch

c) hat

d) coat

e)jacket

484. Give the correct version of the word hat.

a) øëÿïà

b)ïëàòüå

c)ïåð÷àòêè

d)øàðô

e)íîñêè

485.Choose the appropriate verb. Naomi is _______ a suitcase and a small handbag.

a)is carrying

b)is wearing

c)is swimming

d)is writing

e)is speaking

486.Choose the appropriate verb. Naomi ______ a long red coat.

a)is wearing

b)is carrying

c)is burning

d)is drinking

e)is cooking

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