北外考研二外英語(yǔ)考研真題

北京外國(guó)語(yǔ)大學(xué)

1997年碩士研究生入學(xué)考試

第二外語(yǔ)(英語(yǔ))試題

I.Read【hefollowingpassagesandchoosethebestanswers.(10%)

Questions1-6arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

ThorHeyerdahlisanextraordinaryNorwegian:sailor,scientist,

explorer.andgeographer.Manyyearsagohebegantobefascinatedbythe

manysimilaritiesbetweenculcuresofpeopleseparatedbylongdistances

acrossoceansandbylime.Hesaidthatperhapsancientpeoplestraveled

theoceansmuchmore:hanhistoryhadcreditedthem.Othergeographers

disagreed,buithemorehetraveledandlearnedthemoreHeyerdahlbelieved

inhistheory.

TwoculLuresthathecomparedwerethoseoftheancientEgyptiansand

theIndiansofCentralAmerica.Manysimilaritiesexistbetweenthe

cultureofancientEgyptandthatofAzrecorIncaintheAmericas,though

theEgyptiancivilizationwasmuchearlierinhistory.Perhapspartsof

theAmericaswerevisitedbyancientEgyptians.Hethoroughlyresearched

ancientEgyptianculcureandgatheredinformationfromancientEgyptian

tombs.Hemadeblueprintsforshipconstructionfrominscriptionsonthe

tombs.AboatfromearlyEgyptwouldhavebeenbuiltoutofpapyrus-a

reed-1ikeplantgrowingalongtheNile.Theconstructionofaboatwith

ancientEgyptianmaterialsandmethodsseemedpossiblc.Heplannedtosail

toAmericaintheship.Hisdissenterslaughedandsaiditwasimpossible.

Nevertheless,hekepton.Theycompletedtheboatofpapyrusandnamed

itRAaftertheEgyptiansungodwhenitwasready.Heyerdahlandhis

internationalcrewpackeditforthelongjourney.Theytook.onlythe

ancientfoodsthattheycouldprovewereavailabletoearlyEgyptians.

HeyerdahlandhiscrewleftAfricaintheRAin1969,butaftertwo

difficultmonthsatsea,theboatwasdestroyed.Theystilldidnotgive

up.Theybuiltanothership,theRAIIandthattimeusedtheskillsof

AmericanIndiansfromalakehighintheAndesMountainsinSouihAmerica

tohelpbuildthereedshipintheancientway.In1970,theytriedagain

tocrosstheAtlanticOcean.After57days,theRAIIcompleteditsjourney

of3,200miles.

ThorHeyerdahldidnotprovethatancientEgyptianssailedtoAmerica,

butheprovedthattheycouldhavedoneit.Manygeographershavebecome

fascinatedbythepossibilitiesthatHeyerdahlhasdemonstrated.He

continuescoieciureandexpiore,：otrytoexpandmansknowledgeabour

cu;curesinancienttimes.

!.Throughh?ssea-voyage,Heyerdahl

A)provedchatancien:Egyptianscace:oAmerica.

B)provedihacancien:Egyptianswouldnothavesaiied:oAmerica.

C)showedthacAmericanIndiansveredescendantsofEgyptians.

D)Demonseratediha:anciencEgyptianscouldhavesailedtoAmerica.

2.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A)Similaritiesbetweendistantculcuresareaccidental.

B)Similaritiesbetweendistantcu!curesprovetherewascommunication.

OSimilaritiesbetweendistantculcuresmaypossiblybetheresultof

communication.

D)NoonecanprovecomnunicationbetweendistantculCuresexisted.

3.Heyerdahlis___

A)anEgyptian.

B)aNorwegian.

C)anIndian.

D)anAmerican.

4.TocrosstheAtlantic,Heyerdahl----

A)bui1ttworeedboats.

B)hiredanAmericanIndiancrew.

0prayedtotheEgyptiansungod.

D)carriedpapyrusascargo.

5.TheRAIIcrossedtheAtlanticin----

A)3monthsin1969.?

B)7daysin1970.

057daysin1970.

D)1969and1970.

6.Heyerdahlgothisdesignforthereedboatfrom----------

A)AmericanIndiansintheAndes.

B)Egyptiantombs.

C)ochergeographers,research.

D)abookaboutancientships.

Ques;ions7-10arebasedonthefoilowingpassage.

Antarc::ca:stheworld'sfifthlargestcontinent.Becauseofits

locationandexneme!ycoldclimate,nohumans1ivetherepermanently.

Sc:entis：svisitthecontinentinordertoexploreitanddoresearch,

butleavepronp:lywhentheirworkisfinished.Inthelightofitsannual

precipicationlevelsofonly17-38centimetersofsnow,Antarcticaisa

virtualdeser:.Sinceonlyasmallfractionofthesnowevermelts,however,

thecontinentiscompletelycoveredbychicklayersoficeandsnow.To

maketheweaihercondilionsevenlessinviting,thewindblowssteadily

throughouttheyear.Visitorstothecontinenthavementionedthatthe

lowtemperaturesmightbebearablewithouttheaddedtortureoftheicy,

penetratingwinds.

7.InAntarctica,people

A)1ivetherepermanently.

B)staytheretemporarily.

C)enjoythecoldclimate.

D)arrivetherepromptly.

8.ScientistsliveandworkinAntarctica

AJonlyinthesummer.

B)justuntiltheirjobisdone.

C)foronlyafewweeks.

D)costudydesertconditions.

9.Antarcticaiscoveredbyiceandsnowbecause

A)itis&desert.

B)itgetsseventeentothirty-eightcentimetersofsnow.

Oonlyalittleamountofsnowevermelts.

D)oftheheavyprecipitation.

10.ThemostunpleasantphysicalconditionofAntarcticais

A)thethicklayerofice.

B)the1ightsnow-fall.

C)thefrigidtemperature.

D)thecold,piercingwinds.

IT.Choosethebestanswers.(20%)

1.Asagenera：rule,water------at100X2.

A.bo:IingB.boiI

C.boiisD.boiled

2.“Ah,yes.You-----sugarincoffee,don'tyou?”

A.aretakingB.take

C.cookD.caking

3.Watchcarefuilynow:firsz.iIif：thereceiverandlistenforihe

dialingcone;now【______thenumberIwane.

A.amdialingB.dialled

C.dialD.havediailed

"Bobmustbeverywealthy.""Yes.He-----moreinonedaythani

doinaweek.H

A.earnedB.isearning

C.earnsD.hadearned

5.Hegeneraliywearsadarksuibutcodayhe----a1ighcone.

A.iswearingB.wears

C.woreD.hasworn

6.Vha【areyouthinkingabout?You----ratherworried.

A.arelookingB.looked

C.lookD.havelooked

7.She----somefishatthemoment.ShedoesnocIikefishbutherhusband

does.

A.fryingB.isfry

C.tofryD.isfrying

8.“Isthereanythingwrong?"*'No.SofarI----notrouble.

A.havehadB.had

C.haveD.hadhad

9."Haveyoueverbeenanywhereevenforatrip?

“I--totheForbiddenCity.~

A.wentB.havegone

C.haveeverbeenD.havebeen

10.Ihadscarcelylockedthedoorwhenthekey

A.breaksB.broke

C.wasbreakingD.hadbroken

11.I----fortwohoursbutnobodyhasarrivedye:.

A.amwailingB.waited

C.havewaitedD.havebeenwaic:ng

12."Let'sgototheSummerPalacetomorrow.

“Aliright,ifit_rain.~

A.won:B.isnt

C.doesn*：D.isn'tbeing

?J.“Aretheregoingtobemanypeopleatyourpartytoday?*'

“Wehopetha:-----"

A.therewiiibeB.therearcgoing

C.therearcD.theregoingtobe

儲(chǔ)."Whenwi1!theyleave?”"They-----verysoon."

A.doleaveB.areleaving

C.havelef：D.leave

15.**Youregoingtohaveares:nextweek.Learna!!thesewords."

“Allright.I-----thembythen.M

A.shalllearnB.shal1belearning

C.shallhavelearnedD.havelearned

16.Colinwillnotbeabletoattendthemeetingtonight,because....

A.hemus:coteachalessonB.hewillbeteachingalesson

C.ofhewi11teachalessonD.hewillhaveteachingalesson

17.WhenIsawthemessmypaperwasin,itwasobviousthatsomeone-----

it.

A.wasreadingB.hadread

C.hadbeenreadingD.wouIdhaveread

18.Therewasaknockatthedoor,Itwasthesecondtimesomeone-----

methatevening.

A.interruptedB.hadinterrupted

C.wouldinterruptD.interrupt

19."Whyarcyoucrying?"-I-onionsforthelasttwominutes."

A.wascuttingupB.havecutup

C.havebeencuttingupD.willcutup.

20.Hehadanaccidentwhilehe—.

A.wasdrivingB.drove

C.driveD.driving

HI.Choosethebestanswersfromthechoicesgiven.(20%)

⑴hisretirement,onedaywasjust1ikeanyotherdayforElmer

Gravitts.Hewokeuppreciselyat5:35a.m.Hewentdownstairs(2)his

pajamasatsixo'clockandpoured(3)acupofhotcoffeefromthepot

whichhiswife,Gladys,hadfiliedandpluggedinsomefifteenminutes

(4).Hereachedforthenewspaperashe(5)thecuptohislips.

Thisdaywasdifferent.

iiwasterrible!Hedroppedthenewspaperandthecup.Withclosedeyes,

heswailowedandbegancoshout.**Gladys!"Mrs.Crav:::swashearing

herhusbandsaymuchofanything.Infac：.for:hepastfewdays,hehad

(7)paidanyattentionata!1tomanyofherimpcrrantquestions.Sherushed

backcothekitchen.

“Eimer,whatisthematter?Oh,^8^coffeea：1overyourselfandche

newspaper.**

Shewasshocked⑼herhusband'sbehavior.Shewonderedwhathehad

read【hat(iO)upsethimsomuch.Hewasno：amused(:Qherinnocen:

expression.Thecoffeewasterrible.I：was(i2):odrink.She(:5)

purchased(14)atthemarket.

Recently〔heirIiveshadbecomeduli.Mrs.Cravinswasmerelydoingher

besttochangechat.Sherefusedtomakeanocherpotoftheirregularbrand

(15)hewouldapologizetoher.Hecouldno:understandwha:heshould

apologize(16).Shewastheone(17)hadbough:thebitiercoffee.

Suddenly,sherealizedsomething.Thoughshedidncenjoy(18)ilwas

betterchanthesilencehadbeen.Sheic^ediatelystartedtoplan(：9)

mealof(20)favoritedishesfordinnertha：nighc.

------：leavebiank

1.A)FromC)On

B)SinceD)In

2.A)wichC)wore

B)inD)dressed

3.A)tohimC)hissclf

B)forhimD)himself

4.A)earlierC)early

B)agoD)advance

5.A)raisedC)raising

B)roseD)rising

6.A)unusedC)unusedof

B)unaccustomedD)unaccustomedto

7.A)nearlyC)ever

B)hardlyD)merely

8.A)yourspillingC)you'repouring

B)you'vespi1ledD)you'respreading

9.A)withC)on

B)uponD)by

；0.A)couldhaveC)can

B)hasD)mayhave

il.A)toC)a:

B)ofD)about

12.A)tooworseC)coobitter

B)sobadD)sobit:er

]3.A)shouldhaveOmus：have

B)vouIdhaveD)hastohave

14.A)newakindofcoffee

B)anewkindofcoffee

0anewkindofacoffee

D)anewkindcoffee

15.A)unlessC)nottill

B)withoutD)notun：i1

16.A)forOof

B)toD)----

17.A)whomC)which

B)whoD)——

18.A)toquarrelwithhim

B)tofighthim

C)quarrelingwithhim

D)fightinghim

19.A)aC)some

B)cheD)——

20.A)theleastC)some

B)histheleastD)hisleast

IV.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.(30%)

】?老師指定亨利當(dāng)班長(zhǎng).

2?如果不去拜訪朋友，星期天我一般呆在家里.

3.你本該早點(diǎn)告訴我這個(gè)消息的.

4?學(xué)生錢不多，不能經(jīng)?？措娪?

5-他要是明天不來(lái)怎么辦呢？

6?他回來(lái)后才發(fā)現(xiàn)自行車不見(jiàn)了，

7?買了一些菜后，她匆匆地回家了.

8?如杲我們邀請(qǐng)了的話，李先生會(huì)留下吃晚飯的.

9?警察給找書店的那位老人指了路.

10?泡在水里這種材料會(huì)變色.

V.Translatetheunder1inedsentencesinroChinese.

Dr.Hausmanisahairdefective.Onceamountain1ionkilleda

thirteen-year-oldboy.Everyfamilyformilesaround1ivedinfear.For

weeksparentswouldnoiallowthe"chiIdreniopiayoinside3fterdinner.

Thetownofferedarewardofathousanddo!larsforanyonewhowouldki11

the1ion.

OnedayanexcitedhuntercametothetowntosaythathehadkiIied

themountain1ion.Asproofchathehadkilledtherigh:animal,heshowed

aballofhumanhair.Hesaidhehadtakenthehairfromthestomachof

themountainIion.

However,anotherhuntersoonshoweduptoclaimthereward.Heloohad

abal1ofhumanhairthathesaidhehadtakenfromthedead1ions

stomach.Thetowndidnotknowwhichmantopay.Maybeneitheronehadkilled

【herightmouncain1ion.Tose［匚！e【huargu-enj【heydecidedio汕rn二he

whoie:hingover：oDr.Hausman.

Dr.Hausmanstudiedchehairandreportedthatthesecondhuntershou'd

bepaid.Theh”rinihestomachofchemoun:ainlionhehadkU：cdma二ch±d

thehairoftheboy.Thewholetownbreathedeasyforthefirs:in

weeks.Nowtheyknewforsurethatthekillerhadbeenfound.

Dr.Hausman'sfindingshaveevenchangedAmericanhistory.Once

scientis：sfoundsomeunusualhairinacaveinArizona.Theyasked

Dr.Hausmanwhatkindofhairitwas.Hesaidthehaircamefrombisonfur.

“impossibie!"saidthescientists."BisonneverIivedthatfarsouth.”

ButDr.Hausmantrustedhisknowledgeofhair.Hestillsaidthehair

in:hecavecancfrombisonfur.Sothescientistschangedtheearlyhistory

ofthecountrytofit.

Thereareocherkindsofdetectiveswhodonotwearauniformbutwho,

likeHausman,solveendlessmysterieseveryyear.Thereis,forexample,

chedustdetective.Tinybitsofduststicktoyourcloches,your

fingernaiIs,yourhair,oryourshoes.Theycatchinyournoseandinyour

ears.Theytel1whereyouhavebeenandwhatyouhavedonelately.The

dustdeieciiveoftenhelpscatchacriminalbyproving【haihehasbeen

onthesceneofihecrime.

Thenthereisthewooddetective.Bystudyingapieceofwoodhecan

tel1wh&ckindoftreethepieceofwoodcamefrom.Hecantellwhereit

wasgrown,andhowolditis.Hecaneventellyouwhatthewe&【herwas

likeacertainpiace[heyearColumbuslandedinAmerica.Thegrowih

ringsonatreetellhim.

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LReadthefollowingpassageandcircleA,B,CorDasthebestanswertoeach

question:(10%)

Californiawasthegoalofmanypioneersinthe1800s.OnedayinOctober1849,

severalhundredpeoplegatherednearSaltLakeCityinUtah.Manywerefamilieswith

alltheirbelongingspackedintowagons.Allwerelookingforwardtoanewandhappier

lifeinCalifornia.

Thepioneersstartedoutbravelyenoughwhhaguide,buttherewasnotrailmarked.

Waterholeswerescarceandthepioneerswerealwaysthirsty.FinallyonChristmasEve

1849,theycaughtaglimpseofoneoftheloneliestanddreariestspotsintheworld.It

wasavalleythatlay282feetbelowsealevel.Thiswasthedesertthatwaslatercafled

DeathValley.

Attheentrancetothevalleytheyheardthesoundofatrickhngstream,thefirsttheyhad

seenfordays.Foratimetheyhadwater,buttheirfoodsupplywasrunninglow.The

pioneerstraveledonthroughthevalley.Againtheyfoundwater,binhwasundrinkable,

bittersaltwater.Nowtherewasnoaimingbackfbrthem.Theyhadgonetoofar.They

heldameetingandchosetwooftheirablestmentolookforwater.Thesemen.takinga

tittiefoodandwater,startedoutonfoottofindthenearestsettlementinCalifornia.

Thesunblazeddownduringtheday.Atnightitwasbittertycold.Inoneplacethey

foundathinsheetofice.Theybrokeoffsmallpieces,suckedthem,andputtherestinto

acontainer.Now,fbrawhile,theywouldhavedrinkingwater.Finallytheysawsignsof

civilizadoTLTheyhadreachedthefertileSanFernandoValley,30milesnorthofLos

Angeles.

Afterstockingupwithwaterandfood,thetwomenhurriedbacktothevalley.Theyhad

beenawayforfourweeks.Theirfriendshadalmostgivenupallhopeofrescue.They

madepreparationstoleaveandthewomendressedthemselvesandtheirchildrenintheir

verybestclothes.Everythingelsewasleftbehindexceptforfoodandafewcooking

utensils.Anoxcarriedtwowaterkegsstrappedacrosshisback

Theirjourneystartedagain.OnlyfifteenpeoplelivedtowalkoutofthedesertAsthey

left,thementurnedtolookatthedesolatescene.Theytookofftheirhatsandbowed

theirheads.Oneofthemsaid,“Good-bye,deathvalley."

Thepioneers,whohadseensomuchgrimsufferinginthispartofthedesert,gaveDeath

Valleyitsname.

1.WhocalledthedcsenDeathValley?

A.TheUSgovernmentB.TheoverseasChinese

C.ThepioneerswhohadsufferedalotinthisdesertD.Nobody

2.Whichofthefollowingsutementsistrue?

A.TherewasnowateratallinDeathValley.B.Therewasmuchdrinkingwater.

C.Mostofthewatertheyfoundlaterwassaltwater.D.Therewasmuchrain.

3.WhichofthefoDowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

A.Thetwomengoingtolookforwatercamebacktothevalleyatlast

B.Theyhadbeenawayfbrnearlyonemonthbeforetheycameback

C.Theirfiiendswerenotsurewhethertheywouldcomebackornot.

D.ThetwomendidnotwanttocomebackatalL

4.Howmanypeoplesurvived?

A.Onlyfifteen.B.Mostofthepioneerssurvived.

C.Twoofthem.D.Nobodysurvived.

5.WhereisSaltLakeCity?

A.InLosAngeles.B.InSanFrancisco.

C.InCalifornia.D.InUtah.

II.ChooseoneofthefouranswersA,B,CandDtocompletethefollowing

sentences:(15%)

1.Pleasedon'tforgettoyourdictionaiytoclasstomorrow.

A.takeB.get

C.bringD.have

2..Hehadlostconsciousness.Whenhe,thefirstwordshesaidwere“Has

thefirebeenputout?

A.cameoverB.cameto

C.cameinD.wentto

3.Thereasonwhythepolicearrestedhimwasthathisbehaviorappeared.

AsuspiciousB.cruel

C.notoriousD.ambitious

4.PleasetellhimtocometomyofiBccyouseehim.Ihavesomethingurgent

todiscusswithhim.

A.assoonasB.notsooner

C.DOsoonerD.verysoon

5.Afteryoufinishwritingacomposition,youshouldatleasttwice。

A.goitoverB.goroundit

C.gooveritD.goaboutit

6.Youdon'thavetogotoahotel.Wecanforth。nighL

A.layyoudownB.putyouup

C.putyouunderD.putyouout

7.1havebeenlisteningtothetaperecordingverycarcjfuliy;butIcan't

whosevoiceitis.

A.makeupB.makeupfor

C.makeoutD.make

8.WhatabiggatheringtherewasatTianAnMenSquarelastSaturday.、ou

theretoseeit.

A-shouldgoB.shouldcome

C.mustgoD.shouldhavegone

9.—Weretheremanypeopleatthemeeting?

-No.Infact.

A.veryfewB.some

C.afewD.several

10.OfallherfriendsJackis.

A.themorehelpfulB.more

C.themosthelpfulD.veryhelpful

11.Onlywhenyouknowwhyyoustudy,?

A.canyoustudyhardB.youcanstudyhard

C.youstudyhardD.youmuststudyhard

12.Intheoldsocietyfarmhandslonghourseverydaybythe

landlords..

A.weremadeworkB.weremadetowork

C.wereforcedworkD.nudetowork

13.Howarcyougettingyourclassmates?

A.onB.with

C.alongD.onwith

14.Wearcyourcoming.

A.lookingforwardtoB.lookingto

C.lookingforD.lookingat

4/

15.IliketoattendallsortsofEnglishlectures.ButoftenIfindsomelecturesarcso

AboredB.bore

C.boredomD.boring

HLThereisonemistakeineachofthefollowingsentences.Pickthemoutand

correctthem.(10%〕

1.Tellmewhat[odoandhowtodo.

ABC

2.Itwassuggestedthatalltheteachersandstudentsmustgotothecountrysidetodo

AB

physicallaborfbronemontheveryyear

C

3.Thankvouverymuchfortheinformationsyougaveme..

ABC

4.TheJapaneselanguageandtheChineselanguagehassomethingincommon.

ABC

5.Sheworkshardiv,soshealwaysgetsgoodmarics.

ABC

1.()2.()

3.()4.()

5.()____________________________

IV.Readthefollowingpassageandfilltheblankswithproperprepositions:

(15%)

Theworldisnotonlyhungry,itisalsothirsty____water.Thismaysoundstrange____

yousinceroughly70percent____theearth'ssurface,iscoveredwater.But97

percentthishugeamountisfoundinseasandoceans-itisseawater,orsalt

water.Mancanonlydrinkandusetheotherthreepercent-thefreshwaterthatcomes

_____rivenandlakes.undergroundandothersources.Andwccannotevenuse

aOthatbecausesome___itistheicebergsandglaciers.Evenworse,

some____iihasbeenpolluied.Ourneed_____waterisgrowingrapidlyalmostday

____day.Onlyifwetakestepstodealthisproblemnow,canwcavoidasevere

worldwidewatershortagethefuture.

V.Makesentenceswiththefollowing:(10%)

1.too...to....

2.Heissure....

3.thecariierthebetter

4.Wouldyoumind....?

5.Nonunerwhat....

VI.ReadthepassageandtranslatethesentencesunderlinedintoChinese:(20%)

1.Since19。。therehavebeengr皿changesintheposiiionofwomeninBritai/L

In1900,forexample,womenspentalmostalloftheiradultlivesinhavingandtaking

careofchildren.Thiswouldgoonuntilawomanwas55,ifshewasluckyenoughtolive

thatJong.Theaverageamountoftimespenttheninbeingpregnantandlookingafter

infantsunderayearoldwasatleast15years.By1951thisdroppedtoanaverageof

onlyfouryears.

2.In1900Mwnaxhadnoriehttov必Theycouldnotevenownpropertyin

marriage.

3.ThehusbandHWtheandthe“l(fā)ordandmaster”.Womenwonthe

righttovoteaftertheFirstWorldWar.Otherrightsfollowedmoreslowly.4.Today

“wme/TarestiUreallyequalinallrespea

Insomeindustries,womenmakeuparoundhalfthelaborforce.Thefoodandclothing

industriesarcexamples.Womenworkinthecarandelectricalindustriestoo,but工

oftenRdlessnumeythanmencenwhentheydotheiob.Thepay

differencemaybeasgreatas236.

2._____________________________________________________________________

3._____________________________________________________________________

4._____________________________________________________________________

5._____________________________________________________________________

VII.TranslatethefollowingintoEnglish:(20%)

1你的兒亍太小不能上學(xué)，_______________________________________________

2他無(wú)論怎么，忙點(diǎn)必?fù)P做克作業(yè)，________________________________________

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3--王先生，您這些又在效什么？

--都泳一二偵次小說(shuō),________________

4同地談話是令人始■快的.________________

5m果John在這里，他一定會(huì)帚助我們的.

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bicycleC.d.dp;>!e

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Britainopainc./Uricji.

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ILCboweacorrectwordtofiUinesdiblank:(19%)

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