Preparation of the Unified State Examination in Russian from scratch. Preparation for the Unified State Exam in the Russian language: program, methods and technologies. Courses

Is it possible to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Russian from scratch, and even on your own? I affirm with full responsibility: it is possible.

Just let’s immediately define what “from scratch” means, that is, what kind of “zero” is meant. To do this, I will ask you to answer three questions.

1. Do you understand Russian speech?

3. Do you know how to connect words into sentences, and build texts from sentences, at least small ones?

So, did you answer yes to all three questions? So it's not so bad! At least there is already a small foundation for it - and I’m not joking, believe me. By the way, theoretically, to complete some Unified State Exam tasks, only a good command of Russian speech is required: it is assumed that you can cope with them even without knowing a single rule.

But don’t flatter yourself: the main part of the tasks still requires systematic repetition (and if “from scratch,” then study) of most topics of the Russian language school course.

If you are interested in how to prepare for the Unified State Exam from scratch, then, having adequately assessed your knowledge of the Russian language, you have decided that it is “zero”. It doesn’t matter why: I was often sick, I was lazy a lot, I took long walks... The 2000s are so 00s. The main thing is that you still think about how to pass the Unified State Exam - and that’s great! I'll try to help you.

Where to begin?

First, figure out what kind of beast this is - the Unified State Examination in the Russian language. Go to the FIPI website (fipi.ru) and download the latest demo version of the exam there.

The vocabulary and dictionary of paronyms will be useful to you later; you can read the codifier and specification later at your leisure. Now what you need is a demo version - more precisely, a demo version of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language. Take the test, check the answers - evaluate how “zero” your knowledge is. Approximately the same tasks will be on the real exam. Now you know what to work on.

Try to find school textbooks of the Russian language from grades 5 to 11, as well as manuals for preparing for the Unified State Exam. Now there are a lot of such manuals - both in printed and electronic form. Choose those that have sample exam tests - and the more, the better. I usually recommend N.A. manuals to graduates. Senina or I.P. Tsybulko (it is possible that these authors are familiar to you from the times).

Is the preliminary work done? Now be patient: preparing for the Unified State Exam is not an easy task.

We are planning independent preparation for the Unified State Exam

Of course, ideally, your preparation for the Unified State Exam in the Russian language should take place under the guidance of a teacher or tutor. But you decided to prepare for the Unified State Exam on your own - which means we’ll try to plan the work together. You can’t do without planning – the system is important here.

First of all, figure out your daily routine: set aside time for yourself to study. Think about how many times a week you can exercise. Your lesson should consist of two parts - theoretical and practical. First, you study theory on a specific topic, then complete test tasks in the Unified State Exam format. Look for theoretical material in textbooks, tests in manuals for preparing for the Unified State Exam.

If you trust me, I can offer materials from our site. I promise to publish theory and practice in all areas of preparation for the Unified State Exam over time. But we already have something.

There are not so many sections that you have to repeat (or study from scratch). You can copy their list directly from our website, print it, and check the box if the topic has been studied. It would be a good idea to periodically return to the material you have covered so as not to forget. These are the topics (note: clickable links mean that material on the topic is on our website; these topics are highlighted italics).

List of topics included in the Unified State Examination in the Russian language

Phonetics. Orthoepy

Vocabulary

Lexical meaning of the word. Dividing the vocabulary of the Russian language into groups depending on the semantic connections between words. Lexical norms (the use of a word in accordance with the exact lexical meaning and the requirement of lexical compatibility).

Word formation

Tasks for this section are no longer included in the Unified State Examination, so we recommend this material as additional material.

Morphology

. Morphological norms (formation of word forms).

Spelling

AND .

Spelling of suffixes of various parts of speech.

Integrated, hyphenated, separate spelling of words.

Syntax

Phrase. Types of subordinating connections in a phrase: agreement, control, adjacency*. Approval standards. Management standards.

Offer. The grammatical (predicative) basis of a sentence. Subject and predicate as the main parts of a sentence.

Types of proposals based on the presence of main members: two-part and one-part.

Simple complicated sentence. Constructing sentences with homogeneous members. Constructing a sentence with a gerund.

Types of sentences according to the number of grammatical bases. Types of complex sentences by means of connecting parts. Complex sentences with different types of connections. Construction of complex sentences.

Punctuation

Punctuation in complex sentences and simple sentences with homogeneous members.

Punctuation marks in sentences with isolated members (definitions, circumstances, applications).

Punctuation marks in sentences with words and constructions that are grammatically unrelated to the members of the sentence.

Punctuation marks in a simple complicated sentence (with homogeneous members).

Punctuation marks in a non-union complex sentence.

Punctuation marks in complex sentences.

Punctuation marks in a complex sentence with a conjunction and a non-conjunction. Complex sentence with different types of connections.

Text

Text as a speech work. Semantic and compositional integrity of the text. The sequence of sentences in the text. Means of connecting sentences in the text. Information processing of texts of various styles and genres.

Speech science

Speech. The use of linguistic means depending on the speech situation. Functional and semantic types of speech.

* — Assignments on topics marked with an asterisk are no longer included in the Unified State Examination. This material can be used as additional material.

If it gets difficult...

Of course, I cannot guarantee you 100 points on the Unified State Exam (although everything is possible). But I promise that if you practice this method regularly, the result will be decent.

However, some material may be too difficult for you. Don’t be upset, this often happens: you teach, learn a topic, but it doesn’t work out – and that’s it!

The best assistant is a school teacher: if you formulate the question correctly, I think he will not refuse to help.

By the way, I won’t refuse to help you either. If you have any questions or difficulties, write to me by email [email protected] (marked "Unified State Exam from scratch") or contact me directly from the site through the feedback form (it's at the very bottom of this page). I will help as much as I can! I have been preparing graduates for the Unified State Exam since 2004, including from scratch. Perhaps I will be useful to you too.

So, let's get started! The main thing, believe me: if you want and are persistent, you can prepare for the Unified State Exam – even from scratch! Good luck to you, I believe in you.

Svetlana Basenko, site administrator

Materials

To quickly cope with the test and write a high-quality essay in Russian, use proven techniques.

In the first part:

1.Train yourself to solve the most “significant” tasks.

Due to an error in tasks No. 8 and 9, you will lose only one point, and the correct answer in the seventh task will earn you as many as five.

Tackle difficult topics to get closer to the highest score. In 2017, task No. 22 was completed by less than half of the graduates, only those who distinguished between types of speech. You will have an advantage on the Unified State Exam if you understand narration, reasoning and description.

Remember the exceptions- in every test there are tasks for exception words, don’t be lazy to memorize them. Print or write the words to one rule and hang it above your desk. When you remember the list, replace it with exceptions to another rule.

To earn more than 80 points on the Unified State Exam in Russian, it is better to prepare with a teacher. The teacher will not only teach memorization techniques and explain complex topics, but will also provide moral support before the exam.

The main task in working on an essay is to see the problem.

Follow the essay structure:

Introduction and problem statement.
A commentary that contains two illustrative examples of the problem based on the text read.
Author's position.
Your position.
The first argument to support your position.
Second argument to support your position.
Conclusion.

Introduction and problem. If there are several problems in the text, choose the most obvious one. Don't reinvent the wheel: if you point out an implicit problem that you saw in the text, you won't get points. The examiner has a list of topics, and you need to “get into” one of them.

Formulate the problem using a formula where X is the topic you identified. Problem formulation options:

What is X?
What's wrong with X?
What is the role of X in our lives?
X (or lack of X) is bad, tragic.

Comment on the problem.Write a comment based on information from the text. Ask questions to the text, for example:

On what material is the problem revealed?
What types of speech - reasoning, description or narration - does the author use?
In what style - artistic, scientific, journalistic - is the text written?
What semantic parts of the text help reveal the problem?

Follow the structure of the text, for example: “First the author leads the reader to the problem, then talks about...”.

What argument or illustration in the text do you find particularly compelling?

Identify the central episode of the text and write what you think is its significance.

Author's position. Sometimes in fiction the author's position is not clearly manifested. In such a situation, write: “The author does not express his position directly, but allows the reader to think for himself” or “Although the text does not explicitly say that the author likes the main character, this can be concluded based on...”.

Arguments in favor of your position.

If you want to get points for this criterion, you need to formulate two arguments.
Rely on your own literary knowledge: refer to examples from other works.
An ideal argument is a fact from a literary work, an example from world artistic culture (musical, visual), or, at worst, from the life of a famous figure in art, science, or politics. You will not be awarded points for distracted thinking.

Write the introduction and conclusion after you finish working on the essay. The introduction reveals the history of the issue or indicates the relevance of the problem. The introduction should entice the expert to read your work., captivate him. For example, “One of the most exciting mysteries that has always troubled human thought has been the question associated with ...”

In custody again express the main idea of your work. Summarize, tell us, for example, what conclusions you drew for yourself after reading the text.

Successfully passing the Unified State Exam is the dream of every school graduate and their parents. Preparation is carried out, as a rule, with the assistance of tutors. And since several subjects are taken, the amount of money to pay for additional classes is not small.

But you can prepare for the Unified State Exam on your own!

Tools for preparation: studies, tests, olympiads

You need to start preparing no later than a year before the test.

Current grades in a subject do not objectively reflect the level of the entire course, for example, mathematics. The Unified State Exam evaluates knowledge and practical skills over several years.

Take advantage of every opportunity to expand and test your knowledge.

During lessons, listen carefully to the teachers' explanations. Do not hesitate to ask questions, ask for unclear points to be explained again. The Unified State Exam materials consist of topics studied at school.
At its core, the Unified State Exam is a test of increased complexity. This means you shouldn’t skip tests. They provide an opportunity to test your level of knowledge, discover topics that need to be learned, and give you the skill to work with tasks. After all, the result depends on the ability to understand the task. Strange as it may seem, most errors are due to misreading the problem, due to the fact that the question was not understood.
Participate in subject Olympiads. They are not limited to the school curriculum and their implementation is somewhat similar to the Unified State Examination. In the process of preparing for participation, you will gain new knowledge and skills in working on non-standard tasks.

To increase motivation, consider training specifically as a tool to prepare for the Unified State Exam.

Studying is work. Heavy, but doable.

Check this year's criteria

Every year, changes are made to the procedure and structure of the Unified State Examination. Therefore, at the initial stage of preparation, familiarize yourself with the exam format that is relevant for the period of passing.

To do this, on the FIPI website, find specifications and codifiers for the subjects you are taking. This will give you the opportunity to understand what to prepare for and what will be required of you in the exam. What practical skills do you need to develop?

Please pay attention to the criteria for grading long-response assignments. Review the design requirements.

The specification describes the structure of the exam and the composition of the CMM. The codifier contains a list of topics on which there will be tasks on the Unified State Exam.

All changes to the course and content are made at the beginning of the academic year.

What you need to prepare

To independently prepare for the Unified State Exam at home you will need:

textbooks;
reference materials;
Internet resources;
benefits.

The most important thing you need is desire. Without this component, independent preparation is unlikely.

The purpose of preparation is to understand the material. Just learning won't help here. In a stressful situation, and passing the Unified State Exam is one of these, the brain reproduces understandable things.

It is clear why textbooks and reference materials are needed. Let's take a closer look at online resources. When independently preparing for the Unified State Exam, they play almost the main role.

Online lectures and video lessons

Have you solved the KIM version of the Unified State Exam and received an unsatisfactory result? This is not a reason for frustration, but a guide to action: studying the material.

Find a video lesson on the topic of the assignment. The advantage of the Internet is that you can choose the style of teaching and presentation of material.

Don't waste a lot of time searching and browsing. Be guided by the fact that the first search engine results contain the most popular video lessons, which means they are of the highest quality.

Immediately after watching, solve several problems on the topic. You can do this on the website with a demo version.

In this case, the Internet replaces the tutor. Only he does not need to pay a large amount for services.

Track the effectiveness of training

If you are solving CMMs on one site, use the function of saving results. Then you can see progress and analyze errors. This is necessary in order to determine what material needs to be tightened.

Particular attention to errors associated with absent-mindedness and inattention. An answer not entered, a missing or unaccounted for sign, will take away points. Memory and attention also need to be trained.

Study the codifiers on the FIPI website

We go to the FIPI website, find the Unified State Exam and GVE-11 section, open the “Demo versions, specifications and codifiers” page. The documents here are structured by subject - download for those you are taking. The archive may also contain all sorts of useful things like dictionaries, collections of words, rules and formulas.

First of all, we open the codifier - the sections of the educational program that will be tested in the exam are marked here. Mark the topics you know and those you don't know.

Planning

The codifier will give an idea of the number of topics that need to be studied in each subject. At the beginning of preparation, this volume is terrifying.

But nothing is impossible. Proper planning will help you absorb all the necessary volume.

Distribute your preparation by day of the week: one day - one subject. This will give you a deeper dive into the information. After all, in addition to preparing for the Unified State Exam, there will also be homework on the current educational process.
Set aside 1.5-2 hours daily and be sure to take one or two 15-minute breaks. A tired brain does not remember information, but “passes” it.
Make a plan-task for each lesson, noting the topics studied. You will see the effectiveness of your work and be able to track what has already been done and what still needs to be learned.

Start the lesson by solving the demo version. This way you will assess the initial level of knowledge and understanding of the topic and understand how much you will have to study on it.

Depending on how much time you have, formulate a study plan. It is best to start studying at least a year before the exam, but it is quite possible to master the basics quickly - in a month, a week or even a day.

Make a rough “educational program” in which the topics will go in descending order. From basic aspects to the least significant details. Create a study schedule and ALWAYS stick to it. The hardest thing about self-training is discipline. No one is standing over you with a stick, so it is very difficult to organize yourself. Do not miss classes under any circumstances - nothing will happen if you put it off until tomorrow.

Remember that you are not doing this for someone else, so don’t deceive yourself. If you don't understand the material, take an extra day to study it or go to the teacher and ask for clarification. Perhaps one of your friends can help you.

Take a demo version of the exam

There are sites that have demo versions of Unified State Examination tasks. You can solve them directly on the site and get results.

Most often, standard tasks are presented, without an increased level and practical tasks.

You can solve the demo version from the archive downloaded from the FIPI website, but this is not entirely convenient - you will have to check it yourself, checking the answers.

It is more convenient to solve the demo version online, for example on Yandex.USE - here the system itself will check your answers and calculate the number of points. Problems only with part C - it is technically impossible to check the essay, presentation and essay using services. You will have to do this yourself, evaluating the work according to the criteria from the specification.

Real-life training

Use all the possibilities of “rehearsal” for the Unified State Exam. The exam procedure is stressful. Training will help you stay calm in real conditions. And this is the key to success.

Ideally, go through the entire procedure, with entry through metal detectors, solving problems under the sight of video cameras.

The FIPI website contains a description of the most common mistakes that graduates of past years made. In most cases they were worth the lost points. Take this experience into account.

Psychological preparation

During the period of preparation for the Unified State Exam and on the day of taking it, often remember Carlson’s words “Calm, just calm.” You've probably noticed that when you're worried, it's harder to concentrate and remember things.

Confidence in your knowledge, confirmed by the results of practice exams and demo versions, contributes to an adequate perception of the Unified State Examination.

Do not take sedatives in the last days before the Unified State Exam. They slow down brain function and cause drowsiness in situations of severe stress.

Physical training

We urgently mobilize all systems and forces of the body. Physical condition is also an important component.

During a period of illness, preparation for an exam usually stops, which means either the workload increases in the following days or something remains unlearned. After illness, the body needs several days to recover.

Walking, physical activity, increased proper nutrition and adherence to a daily routine help maintain physical condition and you will have enough strength and health to prepare for and pass the Unified State Exam.

Every student can independently prepare for the Unified State Exam. Parents will need to be willing to support and help, and monitor the results of preparation.

Dear parents, celebrate any, even the smallest, successes of your child. Compare his previous level of knowledge with what he currently has. And never compare with other children.

Preparation for the Unified State Exam in a specific subject

Each subject has its own characteristics that need to be taken into account when preparing for the exam. Based on feedback from past graduates, we have created specific tips that will help you pass the Unified State Exam with a good score.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Russian

Understand (not memorize, but understand) and remember the rules, memorize exception words and the basics of punctuation. Don’t be lazy, take a set of rules and read them all - mark for yourself those that you don’t remember or remember poorly, then memorize them 1-2 per day, do test tasks. There are millions of such tasks online, it’s not difficult to search. According to statistics, 11th grade graduates most often make mistakes in the following rules, topics and sections:

Spelling – spelling “n” and “nn” in adjectives, participles; spelling “o” and “e” after hissing ones; prefixes "pre" and "at".
Particles and conjunctions – spelling “not” and “nor”; spelling conjunctions.
Punctuation – direct speech; participial and participial phrases, a comma before “and”.
Vocabulary – introductory words.
Grammar – combined and separate writing of adverbs; writing adverbs and nouns with a hyphen.

Tip: be sure to learn the types of subordinate clauses and declension of numerals. Tens of thousands of graduates also fall for them.

It is also important to learn all kinds of exception words - they do not follow the rules (at least the rules from the school curriculum) and you just need to remember them. Ideally, you should design them in an acceptable font, print or handwrite them, and then hang them above your desk. Look at them often - this is one of the most effective ways to remember.

Preparation for Part C more difficult. Here you will need to write an argumentative essay based on the text you read. Usually they suggest noting what the author meant and expressing your own opinion on this issue. The worst solution is to involve emotions and start “pumping rights” in your narrative. The best solution is to look and remember the evaluation criteria and write an essay in full accordance with them, without inventing or inventing anything, adding only a little emotion. The criteria for assessing the essay are in the specification.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in mathematics

Mathematics is the most difficult subject to study on your own. First of all, because of the tasks in part C. It is quite possible to master parts A and B without a tutor - we learn the rules and formulas, those that are most difficult to remember, we print or write out, after which we hang them over our desktop and look at them as often as possible .

In which basic topics do graduates most often make mistakes:

Trigonometric formulas.
Logarithmic equations.
Rules of differentiation.
Basic theorems of geometry.
Antiderivatives and integrals.

When preparing for the Unified State Exam in mathematics, it is recommended to solve as much as possible. Start with demo versions of exam options. After all, there are not so many rules and formulas in the school curriculum - again, we refer you to the codifier - look at what you need to know, what you can use, what is important to remember first. If you feel that solving a certain segment of problems is not going well, solve them as many as possible, use regular textbooks from the school curriculum, and look at ready-made solutions.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in History

History is not a collection of dates and events. This is, first of all, chronology. That is why preparation should be based not on memorizing dates and personalities, but on constructing chronological chains, identifying causes and consequences. Look at the topics of the codifier - they almost completely repeat the educational program on the history of Russia from ancient times to the present day.

The preparation should be structured in this way: if you have at least six months, then start over (from ancient times) and go through 2-3 topics every day (depending on the time you have).

So you will understand the sequence of events and you will understand that the abolition of serfdom could not have happened in 1451, and Ivan the Terrible could not have visited St. Petersburg.

Topics in which graduates are most often confused:

Theories of the origin of Rus' (Norman, centrist and others).
Feudal fragmentation.
Troubles.
Reforms of Peter I.
Patriotic War of 1812.
World War I.
Revolution of 1917 and civil war.
The Second World War.
Thaw.

The educational program in history is a huge amount of knowledge. Therefore, if you only have 2-3 months left to prepare, there is no point in trying to study everything in its entirety. Take the most important events and study them according to plan. For example, wars: cause, course, main battles, commanders, results. Or reforms: prerequisites, dates, content, consequences. It is also worth memorizing key dates - the beginning and end of wars, the implementation of major reforms, the reign of heads of state, and so on.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Social Studies

The good thing about preparation is that there are not many terms that require memorizing the exact interpretation. What is more important here is an outlook, the ability to think logically and answer questions posed from the standpoint of legal and moral norms. In preparation, it is enough to study the topics from the codifier and solve demo versions of the exam options. If, when deciding, you come across a topic that you do not know or know poorly, mark it for yourself and study it. Also try to look for cause-and-effect relationships and rely on facts.

Social studies is one of the few subjects that does not have obvious “problematic” topics. Graduates make mistakes about everyone equally often, and there is no way to provide statistics. But we can note a number of documents that are required to be read and studied during preparation - for example, the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Check out the full list in the codifier.

As for part C, here you will find an essay on a given topic. It is important not to be too emotional, even if the issue raised hurts your feelings. Refer to the specification and look at the performance evaluation criteria. Build your narrative according to it. Don’t try to please the criteria down to the last detail – keep a free style of presentation. But give examples, provide arguments, support them with facts. Ideally, you can add precedents using your own perspective.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Biology

Parts A and B are the theory you just need to know. There is nothing prohibitive here, so we open the textbooks and begin to study everything step by step. This can be done even in 2-3 months - most of the materials are easy to remember if you delve into the topic and learn to operate with terms (it is important to know their interpretation, and not stumble at each new encounter with an unknown word). Most often, school graduates get confused and make mistakes in the following sections of the school curriculum:

The structure of pro- and eukaryotic cells.
Ontogenesis.
Human anatomy.
Higher nervous activity.
Global ecosystem (teachings of V.I. Vernadsky).

Now let's talk about preparation for part C - it is traditionally the most difficult. Here it is necessary to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. According to the experience of past years, even graduates who know the theory in detail make mistakes in applying their knowledge during a practical task. Therefore, it is worth preparing by studying real examples of performing tasks from Part C and transferring the experience gained to your own practice. Use high-quality video lessons. They can be found, for example, on the same Yandex.Unified State Examination. You can watch how teachers and experts solve problems - adopt their methods.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Physics

Preparation should include two basic components - the study of theory, rules and formulas and their application in practice. It is not recommended to simply memorize the rules. It is best to solve 2-3 tasks for each formula you have studied, or analyze a ready-made solution. The important thing here is not so much to know as to understand. It is ideal if you have enough time not only to promote problem solving, but also for real experiments.

What topics do graduates get wrong most often?

Galileo's principle of relativity.
Hooke's law - elastic force.
Mendeleev-Clapeyron equation.
Law of conservation of momentum.
Einstein's equation for the photoelectric effect
Radioactivity.

The more you decide, the better. If you have at least six months at your disposal, then distribute your preparation time in approximately the ratio of 15 minutes of theory and 30 minutes of practice from each academic hour. Use the academic clock - rest for 10-15 minutes every hour. Solving problems takes up too much energy, and to avoid migraines, you need rest. It is also not recommended to spend more than 2 academic hours per day on self-study.

It is far from always possible to understand the solution to a problem on your own, even if the correct option lies in front of you. But it’s really important to grasp the logic, otherwise what you watch simply won’t be of any use.

If there is no way to turn to a good teacher or tutor, decide together with other graduates preparing for exams. There are many communities, channels and chats on social networks and instant messengers where high school students work together to solve problems from the Unified State Exam demo versions, discuss them and help each other.

How to prepare for the Unified State Exam in English

Learning English is the wrong answer. More precisely, not entirely true. With self-study, it is impossible to learn English in a few months. But passing the Unified State Exam with 60-70 points without even having a Pre-Intermediate level is quite possible. To do this, you need to “switch to English” as much as possible during the time remaining before the exam. This means that you not only have to learn grammar, but also:

Listen to songs in English, reading and memorizing the lyrics.
Watch films in English with Russian subtitles.
Read familiar works in English as much as possible.

Interestingly, the most difficult part of the Unified State Exam in English, according to graduates, is not part C (essay, composition or letter), but listening, in which you need to work with the text spoken by the speaker. Therefore, learn to understand fast English speech or develop this skill as much as possible if you already know how. This can be done in an interesting way - for example, listening to songs in English. Open the text, clarify the translation of unclear words and phrases. Listen to the song and look at the lyrics at the same time.

As for part C, here you are usually asked to write a letter or essay on a given topic. This topic does not need to be thoroughly mastered from the point of view of, for example, history or other science. But you need to have enough vocabulary to be able to talk about it. Therefore, look at the topics indicated in the codifier and select characteristic words and phrases for each of them - you will have to memorize them. You can use services like Lingualeo - even in the free version there are many collections of thematic words.

Summary

It is possible to prepare for the Unified State Exam in the main subjects even in a month. The only question is what you can achieve as a result of preparation.

You can really learn the basic rules and topics in a day - this guarantees 5-6 points on tasks from part A, which definitely won’t be superfluous. Within a month, you can understand the logic behind solving problems while completing practical assignments. It’s possible to complete in-depth self-training in six months, and to prepare comprehensively in a year.

It is important not to scatter your attention and not to indulge in a thorough study of details - this way you can miss the base by spending too much time on trifles.

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