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PAPER 3
PART B1
B1
EASY SECTION

KIANGSU-CHEKIANG COLLEGE 2019-2020

FORM 6 FINAL EXAMINATION
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 3

PART B1
DATA FILE

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

(1) Refer to the General Instructions on Page 1 of the Question-Answer Book for Part A.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PART B1

(1) For Part B, attempt EITHER those tasks in Part B1 (Tasks 5 – 7) OR those in Part B2 (Tasks 8 – 10).

(2) You are advised to use a pen for Part B.

(3) The Data Files will NOT be collected at the end of the examination. Do NOT write your answers in the
Data Files.

Not to be taken away before the

end of the examination session

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Part B
Situation
You are Regina Wong. You work for Simon Lee at the Hong Kong Tourist Society (HKTS). You are working
on a project to set up and run a new cycling track.
You will listen to Simon Lee being interviewed by host Hannah Tam for the radio show Hong Kong Breakfast.
Before the recording is played, you will have five minutes to study the Question-Answer Book and the Data File
to familiarize yourself with the situation and the tasks.
Complete the tasks by following the instructions in the Question-Answer Book and on the recording. You will
find all the information you need in the Question-Answer Book, the Data File and on the recording. As you
listen you can make notes on page 3 of the Data File.

You now have five minutes to familiarize yourself with the Question-Answer Book and the Data File.

Contents

Page

1. Listening note-taking page for the radio programme 3

2. Email from Simon Lee to Regina Wong 4

3. Presentation slides prepared by HKTS and the Transport Department 5

for distribution to District Council members

4. Profile of cyclist Angela Chan from the Hong Kong Post 5

5. Instant messages between Gary Cheung and you 6

6. Simon Lee’s business card 6

7. Excerpt from HKTS’s ‘Cycling in Hong Kong’ website 7

8. Excerpt from minutes of a staff meeting at HKTS 8

9. Emails between Alan Chan and Regina Wong 9

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 Listening note-taking page for the radio programme

Basic facts about the cycling track project

Facilities along the track

Roles of HKTS in the project

Things HKTS is doing to promote the track

Challenge(s)

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 Email from Simon Lee to Regina Wong

From: Simon Lee

To: Regina Wong
Subject: Upcoming work
Hi Regina

I need you to help me with a few things.

Firstly, we need to finish the New Territories Cycle Track (NTCT) page for our website. I’ve put
down headings already so you just need to fill in the information. Make sure you include all of the
facilities to make it sound really appealing to people reading it. Under the ‘What else can I do?’
section, write about two places in the New Territories (other than the islands) where cyclists can go
and what they can do. Include a ‘Click here for more suggestions’ link to link to the NTCT cycling
website under this section as well.

Secondly, could you please write a draft of the speech I will be giving at the beginning of a briefing
session to members of the tourism industry about the track? I need to begin by briefly introducing
myself, then talk about the rundown of the briefing session, which was discussed at the staff meeting
the other day. Make sure you include the progress of the work (I think we only have information as
of February at the moment – that will be enough) and what HKTS is doing to promote the track as a
whole.

Lastly, please write a letter to Angela Lau inviting her to be an ambassador for the track. You should
list what her duties would be. Also, point out that we understand her concerns about scheduling and
mention what we would do to accommodate her. You might want to start by saying why we think
she would be suitable for the job. She can contact me if she has any questions. Give her my contact
details.

If you have any questions, just send me an email.

Thanks for your hard work.

Simon

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 Presentation slides prepared by HKTS and the Transport Department for distribution to District
Council members

Facilities
 Information boards
 Information boards, each featuring a
map and information about transport
and other facilities, will be put up at the
end of every section of the track.
Facilities
 Exercise equipment
 It was decided not to go ahead with the
construction of exercise equipment as
there was found to be a good supply
already in parks in the New Territories.

Facilities Facilities
 Toilets  Picnic sites
 12 blocks of new, eco-flushing toilets  Three new picnic sites with toilets and
will be built to give users access to kiosks will be set up along the track.
essential amenities.

Profile of cyclist Angela Chan from the Hong Kong Post

Hong Kong star going for gold

Angela Lau says she only expected her parents to be waiting for her at the airport when she returned from the
World Track Championships, becoming the first Hongkonger to win two medals in an international cycling
competition.

‘I thought my mum and dad would be waiting to take me home,’ says the modest star. ‘I was so surprised to
see so many other people there with signs, flowers and flags waiting for me as well.’

Lau’s medals and subsequent fame mean she is one of the city’s most widely recognized athletes. Her
achievements come after years of hard work. Growing up in Tseung Kwan O, her father taught her how to ride
a bike aged three. ‘My parents always taught me to work hard to achieve my dreams. I’m working harder than
ever and really believe I have a shot at gold at the next Olympics – that’s what I’m working towards.’

It sounds like hard work. Lau spends all of her waking hours on the track and in the gym when she isn’t jetting
off to various competitions. ‘It’s pretty hectic at the moment. I have to avoid any activities that clash with my
training and competition schedule. It’s a sacrifice, yes, but it will all be worth it when I’m standing on the
podium with a gold medal in my hand.’
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 Instant messages between Gary Cheung and you

Gary Cheung

25 JUNE 20_ _

Have we finalized the outline for the role of the ambassador?

Yes, they need to attend the opening of the track. Simon said they also
need to attend press conferences related to the launch of the track.

OK, thanks. Are we going to arrange for them to do any TV interviews?

No, I think they will have enough to do already to be honest. But they will
need to be appear in promotional photos and videos that we will be using.

OK. Thanks!

Simon Lee’s business card

Hong Kong Tourist Society

Simon Lee
Senior Manager

Phone: 31600888 Email: s.lee@hkts.hk

Website: www.hkts.hk

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 Excerpt from HKTS’s ‘Cycling in Hong Kong’ website

HKTS: Cycling in Hong Kong

The city’s best cycle routes

Cycling isn’t just a way to get from one place to another in Hong Kong. There are many beautiful routes,
challenging trails and hidden gems on offer to both the casual and adventurous cyclist. Here are a few of our
top picks:

New Territories (except outlying islands)

Sunset cruise in Ma On Shan

The Waterfront Promenade offers 3.2 km of flat, relaxing cycling, right next to the calm waters of Tolo
Harbour. Come and take pictures at sunset in Ma On Shan and you will see the sun dip over the hills to the
east, casting gorgeous orange light across the ocean.

Nam Sang Wai wetlands

Make a detour to Nam Sang Wai when you are in Yuen Long to see the wetland wildlife. The area offers a true
escape from urban Hong Kong, with old village houses, lush vegetation and fish ponds. You’ll almost forget
you’re in Hong Kong!

Lantau Island

Tung Chung to Sunny Bay

This 15 km route is perfect for families and winds its way gently through the heart of Lantau island. The route
mainly follows the MTR and is rarely busy, even at weekends. The ride finishes at Inspiration Lake where you
can rent paddle boats for even more outdoor fun.

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 Excerpt from minutes of a staff meeting at HKTS

Hong Kong Tourist Society staff meeting

Date: 8 June 20_ _ (Wednesday)
Venue: Meeting Room 3
In Attendance: Simon Lee (Senior Manager), Gary Cheung (Assistant Manager), Regina Wong
(Assistant Manager), Stacey Lam (Secretary)

Minutes of meeting
 Briefing session for members of tourism industry
‒ Simon confirmed that we would be giving a talk next month to important members of the tourism
industry. Simon stated the talk would start with his welcoming speech. This would be followed by
Gary giving an introduction to the track and the attractions along the way and an overview of
HKTS’s promotional activities with regard to the track.
‒ Gary suggested that Simon avoid talking about damage caused by the recent flood.
‒ Regina reminded Simon that a Q&A session would take place at the end of the briefing and that she
would prepare some brief notes with important facts and figures for Simon to have on hand.

 Ambassador
‒ After considering potential candidates, the group resolved to invite local cyclist Angela Lau to be
one of the scheme’s ambassador.
‒ Gary commented that Lau has a large social media following and suggested she could be asked to
write posts on her social media page about the track.
‒ Regina suggested the role of the ambassadors should run for a fixed period of one year from this
coming August to enable them to help promote the track both before and after its launch.
‒ It was agreed to add these two points to the already agreed upon duties of the ambassadors.
‒ Simon noted that we should try our best to schedule activities outside Angela Lau’s training and
competition schedules and that the exact activity schedule could be discussed with her to make it
easier for her to get involved.

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 Emails between Alan Chan and Regina Wong

From: Alan Chan, Transport Department Sent: 9 Feb _ _ 10.43am

To: Regina Wong, HKTS
Subject: Progress Report
Dear Regina

Please find below the latest figures showing work progress as requested during your phone call yesterday.

Construction work
As of 8 February, over 90% of construction work had been finished. We are happy with the overall pace of
construction and have been able to repair flood damage without causing any delays.

Track opening
We see no reason to revise the projected opening date. We are very confident that we will be able to open the
track on time.

If you have any other queries then please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Regards
Alan

From: Alan Chan, Transport Department Sent: 13 Mar _ _ 3.26pm

To: Regina Wong, HKTS
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Progress Report
Dear Regina

Thank you for your email. Yes – there will be five bicycle rental shops along the route and 12 self-service
bicycle rental points. Riders will be able to return their bicycle at any bicycle rental shop or self-service rental
point. These facilities are still under construction but we are confident they will be finished in line with the
schedule.

If you have any other queries then please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Regards
Alan

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PAPER 3
B2
DIFFICULT SECTION

PART B2

KIANGSU-CHEKIANG COLLEGE 2019-2020

FORM 6 FINAL EXAMINATION
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 3

PART B2
DATA FILE

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

(1) Refer to the General Instructions on Page 1 of the Question-Answer Book for Part A.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PART B2

(1) For Part B, attempt EITHER those tasks in Part B1 (Tasks 5 – 7) OR those in Part B2 (Tasks 8 – 10).

(2) You are advised to use a pen for Part B.

(3) The Data Files will NOT be collected at the end of the examination. Do NOT write your answers in the
Data Files.

Not to be taken away before the

end of the examination session

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Part B
Situation
You are Regina Wong. You work for Simon Lee at the Hong Kong Tourist Society (HKTS). You are working
on a project to set up and run a new cycling track.
You will listen to Simon Lee being interviewed by host Hannah Tam for the radio show Hong Kong Breakfast.
Before the recording is played, you will have five minutes to study the Question-Answer Book and the Data File
to familiarize yourself with the situation and the tasks.
Complete the tasks by following the instructions in the Question-Answer Book and on the recording. You will
find all the information you need in the Question-Answer Book, the Data File and on the recording. As you
listen you can make notes on page 3 of the Data File.

You now have five minutes to familiarize yourself with the Question-Answer Book and the Data File.

Contents

Page

1. Listening note-taking page for the radio programme 3

2. Email from Simon Lee to Regina Wong 4

3. Letter from Mr W. H. Chan to HKTS 5

4. Emails between Simon Lee and Regina Wong 6

5. Report on building work 7

6. Excerpts from a paper submitted to the Legislative Council 8

7. Excerpt from a press release by the Transport Department responding to 9

questions from a Legislative Council member

8. Extract from the HKTS website 10

9. Excerpt from the Transport Department website 10

10. Results of a survey commissioned by HKTS 11

11. Excerpt from minutes of a staff meeting at HKTS 12

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 Listening note-taking page for the radio programme

Basic facts about the cycling track project

Facilities along the track

Roles of HKTS in the project

Things HKTS is doing to promote the track

Challenge(s)

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 Email from Simon Lee to Regina Wong

From: Simon Lee

To: Regina Wong
Subject: Upcoming work
Hi Regina

I need you to help me write the following things.

Firstly, we received a letter from Mr W. H. Chan this week. He’s a resident of Ma On Shan and is
worried about the environmental aspects of our scheme. Please draft a letter of reply for me (no
address or date required). I want us to answer his enquiries before he decides to take them to the
newspapers, so make sure you address all of his concerns thoroughly.

Secondly, the board would like a progress report on the New Territories Cycle Track. It should
contain information on both the construction and the promotion of the track. Please include the latest
figures showing the progress of the building work. Also, briefly talk about the challenge I talked
about during the interview the other day and the issue concerning the kiosk tenders. For the progress
of the promotional work, you may refer to the minutes of the latest working group meeting. End the
report by emphasizing that we are confident the track will open on time.

Lastly, we will be sending out a newsletter next month to the tourism community. Write an article
for the newsletter to talk about the track. Give some basic information about the project from when it
began in 2012 right up to the present (e.g. budget, goal, milestones and our joint efforts with TD, but
omit facts about the track itself), as well as a good overview of the roles HKTS will play in the whole
project. Mention our events in August too.

If you have any questions then just send me an email.

Thanks for your hard work.

Simon

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 Letter from Mr W. H. Chan to HKTS

15 June 20_ _

Dear Mr. Lee

I am a resident of Ma On Shan and have been for many years. I was compelled to write after hearing you
interviewed on Hong Kong Breakfast the other day. As someone who has seen first-hand the work being done
on the New Territories Cycle Track, I am concerned that you did not address concerns that other residents and
I share on the radio.

Firstly, I have seen workmen removing what seemed like an alarming amount of trees in order to make
enough space to lay the new track. This is very unfortunate in a city such as Hong Kong which has limited
green spaces and increasingly bad air pollution. Can you give me more details and tell me what is happening
to the trees after they are removed?

Secondly, whilst it is good to offer people a location to cycle in, what other green initiatives have you
incorporated into the construction of the track?

Thirdly, I did find it surprising that so much money is being spent on building a new track when other tracks
are in dire need of repair, such as the cycle track at the Waterfront Park here in Ma On Shan which I walk next
to every day. Will there be any improvements to existing cycle tracks?

Lastly, I am worried that the large number of people you expect to go cycling on the new track will make a lot
of noise. I find it very loud down at the waterfront at weekends and on public holidays already. Is there
anything that you plan to do about this noise nuisance problem?

I look forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely
Mr W. H. Chan

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 Emails between Simon Lee and Regina Wong

From: Regina Wong Sent: 20 June 10.14am

To: Simon Lee
Subject: Kiosks & tenders
Hi Simon

As you know, HKTS has responsibility for assessing tenders submitted by various service providers for
running the kiosks along the cycle track. We’re doing pretty well with the tenders, though it’s been a long
process. Currently, we have 13 out of 16 contracts ready to be finalized. However, no service providers have
submitted tenders for running some of the kiosks. Our current deadline is this Friday so I’m concerned we will
not receive enough tenders before time runs out.

What do you think we should do? I was going to contact service providers that have already submitted tenders
this afternoon to see if they would be interested in running the remaining kiosks.

Regina

From: Simon Lee Sent: 20 June 10.48am

To: Regina Wong
Subject: Re: Kiosks & tenders
Hi Regina

OK, well if that’s the case then we are going to have to extend the deadline. I’m surprised we haven’t received
more tenders. Which service providers did we send out information to in the first place?

Simon

From: Regina Wong Sent: 20 June 11.03am

To: Simon Lee
Subject: Re: Re: Kiosks & tenders
Hi Simon

Originally, the Transport Department supplied us with a list of service providers that are running kiosks on
beaches and in other locations around Hong Kong.

Regina

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 Emails between Simon Lee and Regina Wong (cont.)

From: Simon Lee Sent: 20 June 11.30am

To: Regina Wong
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Kiosks & tenders
Hi Regina

OK, well I think we need to broaden the search then and invite other service providers to submit tenders. Let’s
start with companies that run food trucks and see if they would be interested. Put together a list by this
afternoon if you’ve got the time.

Simon

From: Regina Wong Sent: 20 June 11.50am

To: Simon Lee
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: Kiosks & tenders
Hi Simon

Sure, I’ll have it done by the end of today.

Regina

Report on building work

Transport Department
Progress Report

Project: New Territories Cycle Track

Date: 19 June

Construction project % complete Progress

Cycle bridges 95 On schedule
Cycle subways 95 On schedule
New cycle tracks (connecting existing tracks) 100 Ahead of schedule
Kiosks, toilets and other facilities 100 On schedule

Remark
The installation of electrical facilities is behind schedule, but they are being installed currently by the
workmen that are free because the tracks were finished ahead of schedule.

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 Excerpts from a paper submitted to the Legislative Council

Legislative Council Panel on Transport

New Territories Cycle Track – Construction Work

Purpose
1. This paper aims to brief the committee on the current state of the New Territories Cycle Track (NTCT)
and the environmental issues surrounding it. In order to minimize the environmental impact of the scheme, the
Transport Department (TD) is committed to a green approach. Details of our initiatives are provided below.

FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS

10. The scheme was allocated a budget of HK$1 billion out of the overall TD departmental budget of
HK$45.1 billion for the 2014/15 financial year. Whilst specific initiatives were not originally budgeted for,
the budget did include a specific allocation for green projects, as well as a contingency for unforeseen
construction costs (details can be found in Appendix 3).

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS

16. At the beginning of construction, there were around 5 000 trees along the track (details can be found in
Appendix 1). The finalized route of the track means that 1 500 of these trees will be preserved. Of those
removed, 100 trees have been or will be transplanted to another place along the track. In total, 3 400 trees will
have been removed by the time the construction of the track is complete. For every tree removed, a new tree
will be planted.

17. The track mostly traverses country park with already healthy flora. In order to increase local biodiversity
and provide further habitats for indigenous animals, 60 000 shrubs will be planted at suitable locations to
complement existing woodland. Two new parks with a combined grassed area of 8 000 m² (details can be
found in Appendix 2) will be included in the construction of the NTCT.

18. As part of its ongoing commitment to pioneering green initiatives in Hong Kong, TD is including solar
lighting along the route as well as minimizing the amount of construction waste disposed of in landfills by
transferring suitable unused materials to other, concurrent projects.

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 Excerpt from a press release by the Transport Department responding to questions
from a Legislative Council member

Press Release

LCQ10: Concerns about the New Territories Cycle Track

**********************************************
Following is a question by the Honourable Yeung Kwok-yan and a written reply by the Secretary for Transport
and Housing, Mr C K Ho, in the Legislative Council today (5 June):

Question:
Regarding the construction of the New Territories Cycle Track, will the government inform this Council:
(a) given that part of this project is being constructed on country park land, of the risk this project carries of
polluting the surrounding area;
(b) given that this project involves the construction of miles of new cycle track, of the materials being used and
whether these will affect local plants and animals; and
(c) given that the Transport Department (TD) hopes this project will be a success and regularly attract both
local and overseas users, of the provisions TD has in place to ensure that noise caused by people using the
track does not bother local residents?

Reply:

President

My reply to the question is as follows:

(a) As with all building work on country park land, the Transport Department (TD) was granted special
dispensation to commence work on this project and undertook an environmental impact study before
starting construction. Every effort is being made to minimize water and air pollution caused by
construction work.
(b) We have endeavoured to use environmentally-friendly construction materials wherever possible and do not
foresee them having an adverse effect on surrounding plants and animals.
(c) TD hopes that users of the track will be respectful and that noise nuisance problems will not be a regular
occurrence. This is an issue we have undertaken to deal with through education and publicity to remind
cyclists to be considerate to others, and we will also put signage along the track, especially in locations
close to residential areas, reminding cyclists to keep the noise down.

Ends/5 June 20_ _

Issued at HKT 11.46

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 Extract from the HKTS website

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Hong Kong Tourist Society

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Excerpt from the Transport Department website

New Territories Cycle Track

Overview

Introduction
Initial consultation work exploring the possibility of a new cycling route in Hong Kong started in 2009. After
ruling out Hong Kong Island and Lantau Island in 2011, construction started in 2014 on the New Territories
Cycle Track (NTCT). The aim of the scheme is to promote cycling both as a sport and as a means of transport
in Hong Kong and it is hoped that the scheme will bring a positive economic benefit to the New Territories.

By collaborating with the Hong Kong Tourist Society (HKTS), the Transport Department (TD) sought to
focus on the construction aspects of the project whilst relying on HKTS’s expertise in other areas. After
completion, TD will be responsible for the overall maintenance of the track and its facilities.

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 Results of a survey commissioned by HKTS

Survey on opinions on existing cycling facilities

Q1. Are you happy with the state of the following facilities at existing cycle tracks?
(% of respondents)
Yes No Neutral
Lighting 15 78 7

Railings 70 24 6

Track surface 22 73 5

Toilets 21 66 13

Kiosks 7 74 19

Q2. What would you most like to see more of at existing cycle tracks?

Toilets
10%
Eating places
12%

Benches
15%

Bicycle racks
63%

Improvements to be made
 Lighting will be improved and solar lighting will be used Regina
 Maintenance crews will inspect the surface of existing tracks In the reply to Mr Chan, please
and resurface worn-out tracks also get in some figures from the
 1 000 bicycle racks will be added along current cycle tracks survey related to the
improvements to be made.
Thanks!
Simon

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 Excerpt from minutes of a staff meeting at HKTS

Meeting of HKTS’s New Territories Cycle Track working group

Date & Time: 15 June 20_ _ (Wednesday), 11am
In Attendance: Simon Lee (Senior Manager), Regina Wong (Assistant Manager), Gary Cheung
(Assistant Manager), Stacey Lam (Secretary)

 Promotional items
‒ Stacey informed the group that all promotional items were on schedule.
‒ Simon thanked the team for their hard work in recent months in reaching their target.

 Ambassadors
‒ Gary noted that it had still not been decided what kind of sportspeople or celebrities were going to
be invited to be ambassadors for the project.
‒ Regina commented that she thought it was appropriate to focus only on inviting sportspeople as
they would encourage people to see the new track as a good way to exercise. Stacey agreed with
this idea.
‒ Simon agreed that sportspeople would be good ambassadors, but added he thought it would be
wise to consider inviting celebrities as well, as HKTS is keen to promote the fact that the track is
suitable for all, not just sportspeople or people already interested in cycling.
‒ It was resolved to identify and invite possible ambassadors from these two groups and to draw up a
shortlist by next week.

 Cycle tours
‒ Regina asked the group whether any overseas tour operators had yet shown interest in liaising with
HKTS after last month’s mail out with regard to cycle tours.
‒ Stacey informed the group that several overseas tour operators had registered an interest in
organizing cycle tours, and proposals were being prepared for the operators. The proposals are
expected to be sent out by the end of the month, upon receiving agreement from the group.

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