KVPY(PHYSICS) interview questions

KVPY(PHYSICS)
1. What are the orders of drift velocity for normally applied potentials (0 to 5V) and that of random thermal
speed at room temperature say (300 K).
Ans. The drift velocity is of the order of 10m per second whereas random thermal velocity of electrons is of
the under of 105 metre per second.
2. What is the conventional direction of flow of current in a metallic conductor ?
Ans. The conventional direction of flow of current is taken as the direction of flow of positive charge from
higher potential to lower potential.
3. What is meant by ampere hour capacity of a cell ?
Ans. It is a measure of the electricity capacity of a cell, i.e., how much quantity of electricity a cell is capable
of supplying. It is measured by the product amperes x hours.
4. What do you mean by 10 A × h ?
Ans. 10 A × h means, the cell will supply 1 A current upto 10 hours. 2 A current upto 5 hours or 0.5 A current
upto 20 hours.
5. Which one is greater -e.m.f. or terminal p.d. across the cell ?
Ans. The e.m.f. is greater than the potential difference across the cell e.m.f.
6. Is it possible in any case where p.d. > e.m.f. of the cell ?
Ans. Yes, at the charging of the cell
7. Can you measure e.m.f. of a cell with a voltmeter ?
Ans. No, because it requites some current from the cell for its reading. (it is measured by potentiometer)
8. When is the Wheatstone’s bridge said to be most sensitive ?
Ans. When all the four resistances P, Q, R and S are of nearly the same order of magnitude.
9. Define figure of merit of galvanometer ?
Ans. The figure of merit which is defined as the current required to produce a deflection of one division in the
galvanometer. ( k = I/).
10. Define current sensitivity and voltage sensitivity.
Ans. Current sensitivity = /I and voltage sensitivity = /V
11. How can you measure alternating current ?
Ans. Heating effect of current, Q = I2.R.t. is independent of the direction of flow of current because I2 would
always be positive. Therefore, Hot Wire ammeter is used for this purpose.
12. Suppose you have been given two tuning forks of the same metal on which marks of the frequency
have disappeared. How will you detect the one with higher frequency ?
Ans. The one which has smaller prongs will be of higher frequency.
13. What do you mean by a note ? How does it differ from a tone ?
Ans. A tone is simple sound resulting from a pure simple harmonic motion. On the other hand a note is a
complex sound made up of a complex periodic motion as obtained by the superpositions of a number of
pure simple harmonic motions.
14. If the prongs of a fork are rubbed with a file slightly or prong of tuning fork is loaded with wax than what
will be the change in frequency in both the cases.
Ans. Frequency will decreases in both the cases.
15. If you set your watch by the sound of a distant siren, will it go fast or slow ?
Ans. go slow, [because, sound take some finite time to reach you]
16. When we start filling an empty bucket with water the pitch of the sound produced goes on changing,
why ?
Ans. Bucket used like a closed pipe
fundamental tone,  =
4L
u
 
L
1
So, L decreases, then  increases and pitch is also increases
17 A tunnel is drilled across earth passing through the centre. An object is dropped in this tunnel. What will
be the time period of this object.
Ans. It will oscillate about the centre of earth, its time period will be
T = g
R
2 = 86.4 minute
18. If tunnel is drilled across the earth and it does not pass through the centre of earth, then what will be its
time period ?
Ans. T = g
R
2 = 86.4 minute
19. Time period of a simple pendulum T   . If we increase the length (l of the pendulum then what will be
the maximum time period ?
Ans. T = g
R
2 = 86.4 minute
20. the ball of a pendulum is hollow and filled with water. A small hole is made in the bottom of the ball, water
comes out from it. How the time period of pendulum will effect.
Ans. First it will increase then decrease.
21. If we increase the current drawn from the cell then what will be the effect on potential difference across
the cell ?
Ans. V = E– Ir, it will decrease
22. A car is moving towards north direction with speed V. What will be the induced emf in the axle of the car.
If it is moving towards east, what will be the emf induced in the axle.
Ans. (i) V is towards north
emf induced due to BH
So, e = 0 )j ˆ B j ˆv .( i ˆ   H 
emf induced due to BV
) k ˆ B ( j ˆv .[ i ˆ    V = – BV v
(ii) Car is moving towards east
so, emf due to BH
e = 0 )j ˆ B i ˆV ( j ˆ    H 
due to BV
e = )] j ˆ ( B i ˆ V [ j ˆ    V  = 0
23. What are soft and hard x-rays ? Why are they so called ?
Ans. 0.1 to 1 Å hard x-rays, 1 to 10Å soft x-rays
24. On which experiment Kepler’s laws are based ?
Ans. Tycho brahe’s experiments
25. If the earth is at one-fourth of its present distance from the sun, then what will be the duration of year ?
Ans. 1/8 the present year
Sol. T(r) 3/2 T =
8
1
4
1 3/ 2
 




26. Who was the first to introduce MKS system ?
Ans. Giorgi
27. A liquid boils at a temperature of which its saturated vapour pressure becomes ?
Ans. Equal to the atmospheric pressure.
28. What will be the value of C in an adiabatic change for a monatomic gas P TC ?
Ans. P1– = T–  P  TC = T  P = T(–/1–)
 P =
3
5
1
5 / 3
T


= T5/2  C = 5/2
29. What will be kinetic energy of molecules of 1g He gas at 100ºC ?
Ans. 1200 joule
30. A particle of charge +q is dropped from rest above a height ‘h’ from the surface of a uniformly charged
sphere of charge +Q and radius R. When will be the particle hit the surface of the sphere ?
Ans. Hit the surface only if h is large enough.
31. If a piece of iron is wound around by a coil and an AC current p is passed, it gets hot. Why ?
A. Hysteresis and Eddy current if the frequency is slow.
32. A mercury barometer is surrounded by a big cylinder. What happens to the level of mercury, if air is
slowly removed from the cylinder ?
A. Steadily falls.
33. A solid cylinder of diameter D is mounted on a frictionless horizontal axle. A string is wrapped around it.
A heavy mass suspended by the string strikes the ground with a velocity V. How V depends on D ?
A. V is independent of D
34. Water rises to a height of 1.25 cm in a particular capillary tube. If the tube is cut at a height of 1.0 cm.
What will happen to the level of water ?
A. Water will stay at the top
35. Optical fibres make light travel along curved lines by. How ?
Ans. using multiple total internal reflection.
36. If a prism is cut into two pieces separated at very small distance then, what will be the change in angle
of deviation ?
A. Will always remain the same
37. An observer looks at a tree of height 15m with a telescope of magnifying power 10. At what distance the
tree will appear to him ?
A. 10 times nearer
38. If radium and chlorine combine to form radium chloride the compound will be radioactive or not.
A. As radioactive as the radium content.
39. An ice cube is suspended in vacuum in a gravity free room. What will be the shape of ice cube after
some time ?
A. Ice acquire will be in spherical shape
40. What will be the dimensions of radiation pressure in case of an electromagnetic wave ?
A. Energy density
Sol. Area Displacement
Force Displacement
Area
Force


 =
Volume
Energy
41. What is the common name of ‘h’ used in the formula R =
2
h
6h
2
 
?
Ans. It is called sagitta
42. What is the difference between a clock and a watch ?
Ans. Clock has a bif size its least count is 1second. Watch has smaller size its least count is 0.1s/0.25s
43. The planets whose orbits are smaller than that of the earth are called ?
Ans. Inferior planets
44. Which is lighter–moist air or dry air ?
A. moist air–(dry air + water vapour)
45. What is hoar frost ?
Ans. Change of the substance from gaseous state to solid state without changing into liquid state is known
as hoar frost.
1. How many times the speed of earth about its axis is increased so that weight of an object at equator
becomes “zero” ?
(A) 10 times (B*) 17 times (C) 27 times (D) 30 times
2. Lo is the satelliteof :
(A*) Jupiter (B) Mercury (C) Venus (D) none of these
3. Two soap bubbles of different radii are connected by a small tube. then :
(A*) Air flows from the smaller bubble to bigger bubble
(B) Air flows from the bigger bubble to smaller bubble
(C) Air will not flows in any direction
(D) None of these
33. Can a substance contract on heating ? If yes then give one example.
A. yes, ice
34. Two thermometers are constructed in the same way, except that one has a spherical bulb and the other
a cylindrical bulb. Which will respond quickly to temperature changes ?
A. Cylindrical bulb (has grater surface area).
35. Why the brake drums of a car are heated, when it moves down a hill at constant speed ?
A. Kinetic energy remains constant. but potential energy decreases and its converted into the heat energy.
36. Why a gas has two specific heats ?
A. In case of gas, volume and pressure change on heating so, specific heat of gas defined either at
constant volume or constant pressure.
38. If a door of a working refrigerator is kept open for a long time in a closed room, What will be the effect
on room temperature ?
Ans. Warm
39. Animals curl into a ball, when they feel very cold. Why ?
A. the total energy radiated by a body depends on the surface area. [low surface area produced, low
radiation of heat]
40. On which stroke the otto engine does work ?
Ans. Compression stroke
42. Define resonance.
43. How can bats see in darkness ?
Ans. Bats, produced ultrasonic waves of very small wave lengths (high frequencies) the reflected waves
from an obstacle, give the direction, nature and size of obstacle.
44. Two solid pieces one of gold and the other of silver weigh the same in water. which will weigh more in air ?
Ans. The silver piece will weigh more.

KVPY(CHEMISTRY) Interview questions

KVPY(CHEMISTRY)
1. Arrange the following compounds in increasing order of dipole moment, toluene (I), o-dichlorobenzene (II),
m-dichlorobenzene (III) and p-dichlorobenzene (IV ).
Ans. IV < I < III < II
2. Arrange CN, CN+ and CN– in increasing order of relative stabilities.
Ans. CN– < CN < CN+
3. In which solvent NaCl has maximum solubility ?
Ans. H2O
4. Indicate wether glycine (NH2 – CH2 – COOH) is an acid or a base or both.
Ans. Both (Since in this -NH2 is basic and -COOH is acidic)
5. A reaction between AlCl3 and NH3 is called -
Sol. Neutralisation
6. Which metal is not found in meteorites ?
Sol. Ag, Au
7. What is use of Hall-Heroult cell ?
Ans. Purification of aluminium.
8. What is the difference between corundum and carborundum ?
Ans. Corundum is Al2O3 and carborundum is SiC.
9. In which climate tin cannot be used as structural metal ?
Ans. In cold climate because in cold climate tin becomes brittle.
10. Oxide of which metal is used in sun screen ?
Ans. ZnO
11. What is the chemical formula of fool’s gold ?
Sol. FeS2
12. When an impurity in metal has greater affinity for oxygen and is more easily oxidised than the metal itself,
then which process is used to refine the metal ?
Sol. Cupellation
13. Which compounds act as propellant for rockets ?
Ans. Liquid hydrogen + Liquid oxygen
14. How many H-bonds are formed by a water molecule ?
Ans. 4 O
H
H
15. What is the volume of O2 liberated at NTP by complete decomposition of 100 ml of 2M solution of H2O2 ?
Ans. 2.24 L
Volume strength = 11.2 × M
= 11. 2 × 2 = 22.4 L
 1000 ml = 22.4 L
 100 ml =
1
100
1000
22.4 
= 2.24 L
16. Zinc gives H2 gas with conc. H2SO4 and conc. HCl but not with conc. HNO3. Why ?
Ans. NO3
– ion is reduced to NO2 in prefercence to H3O+ ( hydronium) ion.
17. A compound of mercury which used in cosmetics, in Ayurvedic and Yunani medicnes and known as Vermil
lion.s
Ans. HgS
18. ‘Bordeaux mixture’ is used as fungicide. Write its composition.
Ans. CuSO4 + Ca(OH)2
19. Name the metals present in insulin, haemoglobin and vitamin B12 respectively.
Ans. Zn, Fe, Co
20. A substance X is a compound of an element of group IA. The substance X gives violet colour in flame test,
X is :
Ans. KCl
21. Why is Na2S2O3. 5H2O used in photography ?
Ans. To remove decomposed AgBr as a soluble complex.
22. What are the products of electrolysis of concentrated common salt solution ?
Ans. NaOH, H2, Cl2
23. What happenss when a standard solution of NaOH is left in air for a few hours ?
Ans. Strength will decrease of NaOH solution.
24. Which impurities in crude common salt are responsible for its hygroscopic nature ?
Ans. CaCl2 and MgCl2
25. CO2 gas along with solid (Y) is obtained when sodium salt (X) is heated. (X) is again obtained when CO2 gas
is passed into aqueous solution of (Y). (X) and (Y) are :
Ans. NaHCO3, Na2CO3
2NaHCO3 Heat Na2CO3 + H2O + CO2
(X) (Y)
Na2CO3 + H2O + CO2  2NaHCO3
(X) (Y)
26. On heating a mixture containing 1 mole each of Li2CO3 and K2CO3 ------- mole of ------- gas(es) is/are formed.
Ans. One mole of CO2
Sol. Li2CO3 decomposes while K2CO3 is stable and does not decompose.
Li2CO3  Li2O + CO2
1 mole 1 mole 1 mole
27. There is loss in mass when mixture of Li2CO3 and Na2CO3.10H2O is heated strongly. The loss is due to :
Ans. Both Li2CO3 and Na2CO3.10H2O
Sol. Li2CO3 Heat Li2O + CO2
Na2CO3 . 10H2O HeatNa2CO3 + 10H2O
28. Metal (M) + N2 Nitride H2ONH3 . The metal (M) is -
Ans. Li, Mg
29. Na2O2 has light yellow colour. This is due to :
Ans. Presence of trace of NaO2 .
30. Water is added to calcium carbide and the evolved gas is passed through dilute H2SO4 containing HgSO4.
Which organic compound are formed ?
Ans. CH3CHO
Sol. CaC2 + 2H2O  C2H2 + Ca(OH)2
CH  CH + HOH
2 4
4
H SO
HgSO CH = CH 2
OH
CH – CHO 3
31. The nitrate (A) can be confirmed by flame test. The colour imparted by the salt to the flame is -
Ans. Green
32. Why Gypsum is added to portland cement ?
Ans. To slow down the process of setting.
33. A colourless gas which burns with blue flame and reduces CuO to Cu is -
Ans. CO
34. Carbon has valency four in CH4. What is its valency in acetylene ?
Ans. 4
35. Why H2SO4 is not used for the preparation of CO2 from marble chips ?
Ans. Calcium sulphate is sparingly soluble and get deposited on marble chips and stops the reaction.
36. Which type of glass has the smallest coefficient of thermal expansion ?
Ans. Pyrex glass
37. How is colour is imparted to glass ?
Ans. By adding metal oxides
38. In the ring test for nitrates, the ring formed is due to formation of -
Ans. FeSO4. NO
39. Oxalate + MnO2 + dil. H2SO4  Gas. The gas evolved is :
Ans. CO2
40. A gas is evolved which burns with blue flame when the mixture is heated with conc. H2SO4. The mixture
contains :
Ans. Oxalate/Carbonate
41. Which metal sulphide is yellow in colour ?
Ans. ZnS / PbS
42. A mixture when rubbed with organic acid, smells like vinegar. It contains :
Ans. CH3COO– acetate
43. All ammonium salts liberate ammonia when -
Ans. Heated with caustic soda
Sol. 2NH4Cl + 2NaOH  2NH3 + 2NaCl + 2H2O
44. Which of the following gives green colour to the flame ?
(i) BaCl2 (ii) CaCl2
Ans. BaCl2
45. Which of the following compound does not dissolve in hot dil. HNO3 ?
(i) HgS (ii) PbS
Ans. HgS
46. What is nessler’s reagent ?
Ans. K2HgI4
47. An object is located at a height of 5 km from the surface of the earth. The object is located in which part of
atmosphere ?
Ans. Troposphere
48. Which gases are absorbers of IR-radiation ?
Ans. Carbondioxide and chlorofluorocarbons.
49. Write formula for tear gas.
Ans. CCl3NO2
50. Which metal is used for drying organic solvents ?
Ans. Na

KVPY(BIOLOGY) INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

KVPY(BIOLOGY)
1. Why are the enzymes activate in a specific range ?
A. Enzymes are made up of proteins which usually activate in 5ºc – 45ºc. Below 5ºc enzyme become freezed
while at more than 45º c temp they become denatured.
2. Why plants can do photosynthesis in visible light ?
A. Because two kind of photosystems are present in plants which are known as PS- / P700 & PS / P680 that
can absorb only 700nm & 680nm light respectively.
3. How we get innate immunity ?
A. Innate immunity is present from birth. This kind of immunity is obtained from immunoglobin G & A.
Specially gG can pass through the placenta.
4. What is the difference between antibiotics and antibodies ?
A. Antibiotics are specific chemicals which are obtained from microbes but antibodies are specific immunoglobins
which are formed inside the living being against a specific antigen.
5. What will happen if we provide O+ve blood to an O–ve person at first time ?
A. No effect i.e. the person can survive because antibodies are not formed in sufficient amount against
inserted antigen.
6. Why can’t we see in normal light just after coming from high light intensity ?
A. There are 2 reasons -
i) due to the change in lens shape / focal length.
ii) In high light intensity Rhodopsin has been dissociate in Retinene & Scotopsin.
Rhodopsin
in Light
In dark
Retinene + Scotopsin + Energy
& A little time is required to sysnthesize rhodopsin again.
7. Is there any relation in body size & heartbeat ?
A. Yes, if body size is small then heart beat will be greater because of quick circulation in small sized body.
8. What will happen if lungs are replaced by balloon ?
A. It will burst due to absence of strech-receptors.
9. What will happen if we put shoot tipless potted plant towards an open window in a dark room ?
A. It will never bent toward the light due to absence of rich auxin.
10. What will happen if we cut the cardiac nerve ?
A. First the heart beat become irregular & after a short time it will be rhythmic.
11. Why can’t restriction enzyme cut its source DNA ?
A. Restriction enzymes can’t cut bacterial or source DNA because it is methylated.
12. Why does the people live at high altitude have reddish skin ?
A. Because at high altitude atmospheric pressure is low in compare to plane area and haemoglobin is not
able to bind with sufficient O2. So number of R.B.C. (amount of Hb) increase to make balance in the body
state.
13. Why the plant cloning is easier than animal cloning ?
A. Because plants have more totipotent cells in compare to animals.
14. Why organs have specific functions although the whole animal body is made of a single cell zygote ?
A. Because during embryonic development gene switch - off & switch on mechanism occur which leads in
differentiation.
15. How do migratory birds identify their way ?
A. They use earth ‘s magnetic field & angle of sunlight which is coming to their eye, to identify the way.
16. Why is CO harmful for humans but not for the insects ?
A. n human blood haemoglobin work as respiratory pigment which having the highest binding capability
with CO but in insects respiratory pigment is absent so diffusion of gases do not
interrupted.
17. How can animal recognize their infants ?
A. Animals like cattle identify their infants by their pheromone which they apply on them during lapping.
18. What will happen if we eliminate all the secondary consumers from a food chain ?
A. Number of tertary consumers will decrease due to absence of their food & Number of primary consumers
will increase because of the absence of their predators.
19. Why do only specific microbes can do nitrogen fixation ?
A. Because of presence of nif-gene.
20. What will happen if a person having blood group ‘A’ receive the blood of blood group B.
A. A - Blood grouped person having ‘b’ antibodies which can recognize ‘B’ antigen of blood group ‘B”. So
antigen antibody reaction occur which result in agglutination that leads in death.
21. Why lymph is called middle man of the body ?
A. Lymph constitutes the internal medium in which the tissue cells are bathed. During respiration, nutrition
& excretion cells draw in O2 & nutrients & expell excrete waste from the lymph thus tissue fluid / lymph
act as middle man of body.
22. Which organ is known as ‘traffic police man of body’ & why ?
A. Epiglottis a leaf shaped cartilaginous flap of the skin is known as traffic policeman of body because it
prevents the food from entering the glottis to cover it while swallowing.
23. Can an unfertilized egg form a new organism in the sexually reproducing type of organisms ? & Name the
term which are associated with it.
A. Yes, an individual can be developed from an unfertilized egg as in honey bee (as drone). Parthenogenesis
& Parthenocarpy are the terms which are used for it.
24. If sexual reproduction was removed from the entire living world , what will be the consequence in the term
of evolution ? (when mutation is also absent ).
A. If sexual reproduction was removed from the entire living world there would be no variation and no new
species will be formed. However variation is necessary for evolution & therefore evolution will stop.
25. How does Plasmodium inserted in human body ?
A. When female anopheles sucks the human blood, it inserts its saliva in human blood to stop clotting thus
Plasmodium which is present in the salivary gland of mosquito released in human body.
26. Why do the water bodies get polluted by loading of nutrients ?
A. Due to excessive of nutrients there will be high growth of algae at water surface which is known as
eutrophication. Due to the exceed growth, Algae make a physical barrier between atmosphere &
hydrosphere . So light & gases are unable to insert in hydrosphere and there will be no photosynthesis as
well as no liberation of O2 & due to absence of O2 all the plants & animals will die thus the water body get
polluted.
27. A farmer floods his field every day thinking that watering in this manner will result in a better yield of his
wheat crop. What will be the result of this action of the farmer ?
A. The soil is likely to get water logged which is unfit for the growth of wheat plants.
28. Why insectivorous plants catch insects ?
A. These plants grow in N2 deplete area so to get N2 they catch insect & digest their body protein to form their
own proteins.
29. Why some animal show hibernation ?
A. Cold blooded animals are unable to adjust their body temprature in variable environment. To survive in low
temprature they under go in long winter sleep where they minimize their metabolism & utilize rest of the
energy to warm up their body.
30. Why the wall of ventricle is thicker than auricle ?
A. Because ventricle have to supply the blood in whole body parts while auricle have to receive blood.
31. Why do we feel high temprature in grainery ?
A. Grains are stored in grainery. They do respiration in which energy is librated out as heat that raise the
temprature of grainery.
32. Where should wax applied in a submerged plant’s leaf to slower the transpiration rate ?
A. No need of it because they have inactive stomata & submerged plants can’t do transpiration.
33. Why salt is used in pickle as preservative ?
A. Because of salt, the solution become hypertonic where microbes get plasmolysed & pickle can be
preserved.
34. What will happen if we apply the wax on an insect’s body surface ?
A. Insect will die because of the closure of spiracles.
35. Why the plants leaves fall in autumn ?
A. Because vascular tissue is blocked due to callose deposition & simultaneously ABA concentration will
raise which form abscission layer at the base of leaves.
36. What will happen if we provide another stimulus before the ending of previous stimulus ?
A. Response will be the result of the addition of all the stimuli according to the law of summation.
37. Why does a drunker stumble ?
A. Alcohal affect the cerebellum which make the balance during walking.
38. Haemoglobin bind with O2 but this process is not called oxidation, why ?
A. Because in haemoglobin Fe present in Fe+2 state after addition of O2 there is no change in the oxidation
number of Fe so its not oxidation.This is called oxygenation process.
39. Why vein appear blue in colour ?
A. Because it reflect blue colour of light.
40. How can insect survive after sucking various kind of blood group’s blood ?
A. Because in insects the blood goes to digestive tract where it is digested but in human it insert into
circulatory system.
41. What is ‘rigor mortis’ ?
A. During muscle contraction actin binds with myosine and form actomyosin. But for the muscle relaxation,
ATP is required to break the bonding of actomyosine. After death ATP is not available, so the muscles
found in contracted position and this phenomenon is known as rigormortis.
42. Why can’t lysosomes digest its own wall although it is known as sucidial bags ?
A. Lysosome contains hydrolytic enzyme which are functional only in the persence of H2O . But inside the
lysosome H2O molecules are not available so they are inactive.
43. “Two species of a community can live in a same niche”. This statement is correct or incorrect and why ?
A. In correct because according to Gause hypothesis there will be the higest intraspecific struggle because
of same basic needs.
44. A man with type A blood has a wife type B. They have child with type O blood. s it possible, if yes than how ?
A. Yes, If both the parents having heterozygous genotype for their blood groups.
45. A student covered a leaf from a destarched plant with a black paper strip & kept it in the garden outside
his house in fresh air . In the evening he tested the covered portion of leaf for presence of starch. What the
student was trying to show ?
A. Light is necessary for photosynthesis.
46. What will happen if grana will removed from chloroplast ?
A. Light reaction will not happen.
47. What is the significance of plasmodesmata in tissue system ?
A. Plasmodesmata work as a protoplasmic connection, for example it is present in between sieve cell &
companion cell by means of this companion cell control the whole activity of sieve cells.
48. A certain tissue in a green plant somehow gets blocked and the leaves wilted. What was the tissue that
got blocked ?
A. Xylem.
49. UV rays are leathal because they inactivate____components of body.
A. Protein, Nucleic acid & pigments.
50. Why are the small number of surviving tigers a cause of worry from the point of view of genetics ?
A. Because their gene will eliminated from the gene pool , which harm to biodiversity.

KVPY Interview Workshop

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