LESSON 8
Intellectual Property Rights
1. Work created by inventors, authors and artists. Any product of human intellect that is unique and unobvious with some value in the market place.
A. Intellectual Property Right
B. Intellectual Property
C. Copyright Act
D. Trademark Law
E. Intellectual Property Law
2. Rights to which creators are entitled for their inventions, writings, and works of art.
A. Intellectual Property Right
B. Intellectual Property
C. Copyright Act
D. Trademark Law
E. Intellectual Property Law
3. Laws that covers ideas, inventions, literary creations, unique names, business models, industrial processors, computer program code.
A. Intellectual Property Right
B. Intellectual Property
C. Copyright Act
D. Trademark Law
E. Intellectual Property Law
4. Exclusive rights of authors and artists to duplicate, publish, and sell their material, protecting any tangible form of expression.
A. Intellectual Property Right
B. Intellectual Property
C. Copyright Act
D. Trademark Law
E. Intellectual Property Law
5. Protection of a company’s logos and brand names.
A. Intellectual Property Right
B. Intellectual Property
C. Copyright Act
D. Trademark Law
E. Intellectual Property Law
6. ___________ can protect brand identity from being used by others.
7. Trademark can be any _____________, __________, __________ or device, or any combination of these items.
A. word, name, patent
B. word, name, design
C. word, name, symbol
D. word, name, copyright
8. __________ distinguishes one product from another. This allows the consumers to recognise the products they most prefer.
A. Patent
B. Copyright
C. Trademark
D. Intellectual Property
9. ________is a legal term describing the rights given to the creators for their literary and
artistic work.
A. Patent
B. Isolate
C. Trademark
D. Copyright
10. All books have “All rights reserved” clearly printed. This statement means that the book is
subject to the ___________law.
A. patent
B. design
C. copyright
D. trademark
11. Creative writings such as lyrics and song compositions can be protected under the
_____________law.
A. patent
B. design
C. copyright
D. trademark
12. The shape of a handicraft and a composition of batik pattern can be protected under the
_______right.
A. design
B. patent
C. copyright
D. trademark
LESSON 7
LESSON 7
The Differences between Ethics and Law
1. Ripping an audio CD to mp3 files and selling it to third party.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
2. Allow friends to copy software and install it in their personal computer.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
3. Breaking into the school’s server change exam results
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
4. Use the school computer to send personal emails.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
5. Use other’s name, ID and credit card numbers to make a transaction via internet.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
6. Workers, who have access to government databases, sell the data to any organisation that wants it.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
NO STATEMENT TRUE FALSE
1 In the Malaysian Crime Act 1997, there are no penalties and other
punishments for those who break the law.
2 We need to expand our definition of property in the laws of computing in order to protect other things that we cannot physically hold.
3 Using materials from websites as a resource for assignment without
giving credit to the original author is considered unethical.
4 Respecting ownership is the principle governing the affairs of a
community and is enforced by a political authority.
5 We must respect ownership by not stealing other people’s work without permission.
1. Which is the correct example of the Malaysian Cyber Law?
A. CANSPAM Act 2003.
B. Human Right Act 1974.
C. Computer Crime Act 1997.
D. Electrical Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) 1986.
2. Which is true about computer law?
A. To protect hackers.
B. As a guideline to computer users.
C. To prevent users from computer misuse.
D. It is universal so it can be applied all over the world.
3. __________ is a guideline for computer users.
A. Ethics
B. Cyber law
C. Moral philosophy
D. Computer Ethics
NO STATEMENT ETHICAL UNETHICAL
1 A student uses a computer at school to play online games.
2 Moral philosophy is the study of a general nature of morals and of a specific moral choice to be made by a person.
3 Someone downloads sources from the Internet and acknowledges the references in his assignment.
4 An employee copies a company software onto his computer at home installed it and used it for personal use.
5 A clerk uses the company‘s printer to print recipes.
4. Which of the statements below is true about the Codes of Conduct?
A. Punishment for those who break the law.
B. Computer may not be used to bear false witness.
C. Employees may interfere with others’ computer work.
D. Employees do not have to consider the social impact of programs and systems that they designed.
5. Which of the followings fall under the category of unethical behaviour?
A. Altering website content.
B. Sending a computer virus via email.
C. Downloading and using mp3 audio file.
D. Installing pirated software into your computer.
The Differences between Ethics and Law
1. Ripping an audio CD to mp3 files and selling it to third party.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
2. Allow friends to copy software and install it in their personal computer.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
3. Breaking into the school’s server change exam results
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
4. Use the school computer to send personal emails.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
5. Use other’s name, ID and credit card numbers to make a transaction via internet.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
6. Workers, who have access to government databases, sell the data to any organisation that wants it.
A. Unethical
B. Law breaking
NO STATEMENT TRUE FALSE
1 In the Malaysian Crime Act 1997, there are no penalties and other
punishments for those who break the law.
2 We need to expand our definition of property in the laws of computing in order to protect other things that we cannot physically hold.
3 Using materials from websites as a resource for assignment without
giving credit to the original author is considered unethical.
4 Respecting ownership is the principle governing the affairs of a
community and is enforced by a political authority.
5 We must respect ownership by not stealing other people’s work without permission.
1. Which is the correct example of the Malaysian Cyber Law?
A. CANSPAM Act 2003.
B. Human Right Act 1974.
C. Computer Crime Act 1997.
D. Electrical Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) 1986.
2. Which is true about computer law?
A. To protect hackers.
B. As a guideline to computer users.
C. To prevent users from computer misuse.
D. It is universal so it can be applied all over the world.
3. __________ is a guideline for computer users.
A. Ethics
B. Cyber law
C. Moral philosophy
D. Computer Ethics
NO STATEMENT ETHICAL UNETHICAL
1 A student uses a computer at school to play online games.
2 Moral philosophy is the study of a general nature of morals and of a specific moral choice to be made by a person.
3 Someone downloads sources from the Internet and acknowledges the references in his assignment.
4 An employee copies a company software onto his computer at home installed it and used it for personal use.
5 A clerk uses the company‘s printer to print recipes.
4. Which of the statements below is true about the Codes of Conduct?
A. Punishment for those who break the law.
B. Computer may not be used to bear false witness.
C. Employees may interfere with others’ computer work.
D. Employees do not have to consider the social impact of programs and systems that they designed.
5. Which of the followings fall under the category of unethical behaviour?
A. Altering website content.
B. Sending a computer virus via email.
C. Downloading and using mp3 audio file.
D. Installing pirated software into your computer.
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LESSON 6
LESSON 6
Computer Ethics
1. What is ethics?
I. A study about moral principles.
II. A custom that guides human behaviour.
III. A regulation that must be obeyed by the public.
IV. A knowledge about what is good and what is bad.
A. I, II and III
B. I, II and IV
C. I, III and IV
D. II, III and IV
2. Which of the following statements shows the impact of using a company’s computer without authorisation?
I. Decreasing company’s expense.
II. Increasing the company’s expense.
III. Improvement in term of staff personal skills.
IV. Creating an unhealthy relationship
between employer and worker.
A. I and II
B. II and III
C. II and IV
D. III and IV
3. Which of the following statements shows against the code of conduct in computing?
A. Accessing the computer without authorisation.
B. Using the computer to create useful computer codes.
C. Using the original computer software from legal vendors.
D. Using computer knowledge to contribute to human life.
4. Which of the following statements shows an example of good ethics?
A. Copying software without permission.
B. Copying an original VCD for own use.
C. Making copies of an original VCD for friends.
5. Question 5 is based on the diagram below.
X is one of the issues in computer ethics. X may be _______________.
A. software theft
B. unauthorised use
C. authorised access
D. information accuracy
6. When we talk about ethics, we are concerned about __________.
A. human privacy
B. human education
C. human personality
D. human communication
7. Which of the following statements shows a good code of ethics in schools?
A. Sending an email during school time to friends.
B. Using the school equipment for students’ personal use.
C. Using own hand phone to call a friend during lunch break.
D. Doing an English assignment in the computer lab during Science period.
8. Which of the following statements shows the result of practising computer ethics?
A. Good relationship between human beings.
B. Motivating professional to steal others’ ideas.
C. Contributing to society with his or her knowledge.
D. Producing a wealthy professional with personal profit.
9. Which of the followings is the purpose of code of ethics?
A. Using knowledge to harm the society.
B. Encouraging people to be cruel to others.
C. Drawing a guideline for people relationship.
D. Prohibiting people from doing the right thing.
Computer Ethics
1. What is ethics?
I. A study about moral principles.
II. A custom that guides human behaviour.
III. A regulation that must be obeyed by the public.
IV. A knowledge about what is good and what is bad.
A. I, II and III
B. I, II and IV
C. I, III and IV
D. II, III and IV
2. Which of the following statements shows the impact of using a company’s computer without authorisation?
I. Decreasing company’s expense.
II. Increasing the company’s expense.
III. Improvement in term of staff personal skills.
IV. Creating an unhealthy relationship
between employer and worker.
A. I and II
B. II and III
C. II and IV
D. III and IV
3. Which of the following statements shows against the code of conduct in computing?
A. Accessing the computer without authorisation.
B. Using the computer to create useful computer codes.
C. Using the original computer software from legal vendors.
D. Using computer knowledge to contribute to human life.
4. Which of the following statements shows an example of good ethics?
A. Copying software without permission.
B. Copying an original VCD for own use.
C. Making copies of an original VCD for friends.
5. Question 5 is based on the diagram below.
X is one of the issues in computer ethics. X may be _______________.
A. software theft
B. unauthorised use
C. authorised access
D. information accuracy
6. When we talk about ethics, we are concerned about __________.
A. human privacy
B. human education
C. human personality
D. human communication
7. Which of the following statements shows a good code of ethics in schools?
A. Sending an email during school time to friends.
B. Using the school equipment for students’ personal use.
C. Using own hand phone to call a friend during lunch break.
D. Doing an English assignment in the computer lab during Science period.
8. Which of the following statements shows the result of practising computer ethics?
A. Good relationship between human beings.
B. Motivating professional to steal others’ ideas.
C. Contributing to society with his or her knowledge.
D. Producing a wealthy professional with personal profit.
9. Which of the followings is the purpose of code of ethics?
A. Using knowledge to harm the society.
B. Encouraging people to be cruel to others.
C. Drawing a guideline for people relationship.
D. Prohibiting people from doing the right thing.
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LESSON 5
LESSON 5
Computerised and NonComputerised
Systems
1. Using computers frequently and for long hours is not harmful.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
2. The usage of ICT technologies such as to create pornographic websites can have a negative
impact on the society.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
3. We can only find limited sources of information on the internet.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
4. The cost of using the internet is more expensive compared to other modes of communication.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
5. With the internet, the interaction among societies is unlimited.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
6. Using ICT technologies can create a paperless office environment.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
7. It takes ages for someone to receive information through the internet.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
8. ICT brings positive changes to the society’s lifestyle.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
9. Normally the “computer error” is caused by the machine itself.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
10. There is only one way of communication through ICT technology and that is via Yahoo!
Messenger.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
1. The Internet is ____________ than the other modes of communication such as telephone, mailing or courier service.
A. slower
B. unreliable
C. expensive
D. cost effective
2. Which of the following are the impacts of ICT on the society?
I. Sharing
II. Reliability
III. Expensive
IV. Globalisation
A. II and IV
B. I, II and IV
C. I, II, and III
D. All the above
3. What is one of the negative physical impacts of using ICT technology?
A. Stress
B. Asthma
C. Kidney failure
D. Heart disease
4. The Internet is where we can get lots of information at a __________ cost.
A. lower
B. higher
C. medium
D. moderate
5. Which of the following statements is related to the Impact of ICT on the society?
I. Information travels borderless through the Internet.
II. People can receive information faster by using ICT technology.
III. Using computers frequently and for long hours is harmful to health.
IV. Today the younger generation prefers to sit in front of computers than socialise with others.
A. I and III
B. II and IV
C. II, III and IV
D. All the above
6. As more and more people become web informed, communication through ________ increases.
A. fax
B. email
C. telephone
D. walkie-talkie
7. With ICT technologies, any communication can be made without ____________.
A. email
B. online chat
C. writing materials
D. instant messages
Computerised and NonComputerised
Systems
1. Using computers frequently and for long hours is not harmful.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
2. The usage of ICT technologies such as to create pornographic websites can have a negative
impact on the society.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
3. We can only find limited sources of information on the internet.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
4. The cost of using the internet is more expensive compared to other modes of communication.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
5. With the internet, the interaction among societies is unlimited.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
6. Using ICT technologies can create a paperless office environment.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
7. It takes ages for someone to receive information through the internet.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
8. ICT brings positive changes to the society’s lifestyle.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
9. Normally the “computer error” is caused by the machine itself.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
10. There is only one way of communication through ICT technology and that is via Yahoo!
Messenger.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
1. The Internet is ____________ than the other modes of communication such as telephone, mailing or courier service.
A. slower
B. unreliable
C. expensive
D. cost effective
2. Which of the following are the impacts of ICT on the society?
I. Sharing
II. Reliability
III. Expensive
IV. Globalisation
A. II and IV
B. I, II and IV
C. I, II, and III
D. All the above
3. What is one of the negative physical impacts of using ICT technology?
A. Stress
B. Asthma
C. Kidney failure
D. Heart disease
4. The Internet is where we can get lots of information at a __________ cost.
A. lower
B. higher
C. medium
D. moderate
5. Which of the following statements is related to the Impact of ICT on the society?
I. Information travels borderless through the Internet.
II. People can receive information faster by using ICT technology.
III. Using computers frequently and for long hours is harmful to health.
IV. Today the younger generation prefers to sit in front of computers than socialise with others.
A. I and III
B. II and IV
C. II, III and IV
D. All the above
6. As more and more people become web informed, communication through ________ increases.
A. fax
B. email
C. telephone
D. walkie-talkie
7. With ICT technologies, any communication can be made without ____________.
A. email
B. online chat
C. writing materials
D. instant messages
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LESSON 3
LESSON 3
Usage of ICT in Daily Life
1. A bank clerk transfers money into your account. This transaction is stored in the
_____________.
A. workstation
B. supercomputer
C. embedded computer
D. mainframe computer
2. ____________ uses computers to experiment new graphic designs with possible interiors.
A. An artist
B. A scientist
C. An architect
D. A researcher
3. Customers benefit from Electronic Banking in terms of:
I. 24 hours service
II. Electronic Fund Transfer
III. Electronic Cash Deposits
IV. Electronic Loan Application
A. I, II, and III
B. I, II, and IV
C. I, III, and IV
D. I, II, III, and IV
4. Teachers benefit from the use of computers in schools because computers…
I. weaken learning
II. can enhance interactive learning
III. can be used as an effective teaching aids
IV. can strengthen cognitive development
A. I and III
B. II and III
C. II, III, and IV
D. I, II, III, and IV
Usage of ICT in Daily Life
1. A bank clerk transfers money into your account. This transaction is stored in the
_____________.
A. workstation
B. supercomputer
C. embedded computer
D. mainframe computer
2. ____________ uses computers to experiment new graphic designs with possible interiors.
A. An artist
B. A scientist
C. An architect
D. A researcher
3. Customers benefit from Electronic Banking in terms of:
I. 24 hours service
II. Electronic Fund Transfer
III. Electronic Cash Deposits
IV. Electronic Loan Application
A. I, II, and III
B. I, II, and IV
C. I, III, and IV
D. I, II, III, and IV
4. Teachers benefit from the use of computers in schools because computers…
I. weaken learning
II. can enhance interactive learning
III. can be used as an effective teaching aids
IV. can strengthen cognitive development
A. I and III
B. II and III
C. II, III, and IV
D. I, II, III, and IV
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LESSON 4
LESSON 4
Computerised and NonComputerised
Systems
1. Which of the following activities depend on computer technology?
A. Going to school.
B. Finishing our home work.
C. Buying a bus ticket at a main station.
D. Withdraw money from the ATM machine.
2. What is a computer system?
A. A set of customised software used for accounting.
B. A set of computer components on the motherboard.
C. A personal computer is not an example of a computer system.
D. A set of hardware and software which processes data in a meaningful way.
3. Ecommerce plays an important role in the economic scene. It includes distribution,
__________, __________, and servicing products that are done electronically.
A. buying, selling
B. drawing, sketching
C. monitoring, discussing
D. neglecting, empowering
4. Education can be improved by _________.
A. students being taught by using computers
B. being teacher centred and students are spoon fed
C. having a small number of students in a classroom so that the students can pay
attention
D. students surfing the Net to gather more information more than what was given in
the textbook
5. Several aspects have been considered as the advantages of the computerised system. They are:
I. Time
II. Profit
III. Productivity
IV. Job opportunity
A. I and III
B. I and IV
C. I, II, and III
D. I, III, and IV
6. A personal _______________ can be considered as a computer system.
7. The ________________ machine provides 24 hours banking facilities.
8. Among the disadvantages of ________________ system are longer production time and less profit.
9. ________________ plays an important role in the economic scene.
10. Production was slow because everything was done manually and totally dependent on
_______________ labour.
NO STATEMENT TRUE FALSE
1 The speed in performing certain task is the most outstanding difference between computerised and noncomputerised system.
2 The computerised system has developed very disciplined students.
3 The non-computerised system has helped us to communicate globally in seconds
4 E-commerce can only be done with the existence of computerized system.
5 A system is an arrangement of elements that when it is put together, it becomes an organised and established procedure.
Computerised and NonComputerised
Systems
1. Which of the following activities depend on computer technology?
A. Going to school.
B. Finishing our home work.
C. Buying a bus ticket at a main station.
D. Withdraw money from the ATM machine.
2. What is a computer system?
A. A set of customised software used for accounting.
B. A set of computer components on the motherboard.
C. A personal computer is not an example of a computer system.
D. A set of hardware and software which processes data in a meaningful way.
3. Ecommerce plays an important role in the economic scene. It includes distribution,
__________, __________, and servicing products that are done electronically.
A. buying, selling
B. drawing, sketching
C. monitoring, discussing
D. neglecting, empowering
4. Education can be improved by _________.
A. students being taught by using computers
B. being teacher centred and students are spoon fed
C. having a small number of students in a classroom so that the students can pay
attention
D. students surfing the Net to gather more information more than what was given in
the textbook
5. Several aspects have been considered as the advantages of the computerised system. They are:
I. Time
II. Profit
III. Productivity
IV. Job opportunity
A. I and III
B. I and IV
C. I, II, and III
D. I, III, and IV
6. A personal _______________ can be considered as a computer system.
7. The ________________ machine provides 24 hours banking facilities.
8. Among the disadvantages of ________________ system are longer production time and less profit.
9. ________________ plays an important role in the economic scene.
10. Production was slow because everything was done manually and totally dependent on
_______________ labour.
NO STATEMENT TRUE FALSE
1 The speed in performing certain task is the most outstanding difference between computerised and noncomputerised system.
2 The computerised system has developed very disciplined students.
3 The non-computerised system has helped us to communicate globally in seconds
4 E-commerce can only be done with the existence of computerized system.
5 A system is an arrangement of elements that when it is put together, it becomes an organised and established procedure.
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LESSON 2
1.____was known as the first computation tool.
A. Mark 1
B. Abacus
C. Weaving Loom
D. Apple Macintosh
2. In 1976, Steve Jobs built the first ________ computer.
A. IBM
B. Dell
C. Microsoft
D. Apple Macintosh
3. The microprocessor was invented during the __________ computer era.
A. first generation
B. third generation
C. fourth generation
D. second generation
4. Silicone chips were manufactured in ______ at the Silicone Valley.
A. 1823
B. 1988
C. 1961
D. 1974
A.IBM
B.Weaving Loom
C. Apple Macintosh
D. Robotic Computers
5. The latest invention in the new era of computers is:
Which is false?
A. 1941 Mark 1
B. 200AD Abacus
C. 1876 Pascaline
D. 1620 Napier’s Bone
7. __________ is a fourth generation computer scientist.
A. Steve Jobs
B. John Bardeen
C. William Mauch
D. Blaise Pascal
8. Rechner was invented by_______.
A. John Napier
B. Charles Babbage
C. Joseph Marie Jacquard
D. Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibniz
9. Charles Babbage invented the __________.
A. Abacus
B. Napier’s Bone
C. Weaving Loom
D. Mechanical Calculator Machine
10. In ________, Eckert and Mauchly built the UNIVAC which could calculate at the rate of 10,000 additions per second.
A. 1895
B. 1961
D. 1939
C. 1944
11. A scientist named ____________ invented a calculating machine called the Pascaline in1653.
A. John Napier
B. Michael Dell
C. Blaise Pascal
D. Charles Babbage
12. PDA stands for ________________.
A. primary digital assistant
B. processor digital addon
C. personal digital assistant
D. protocol disk administrator
13. _____________ was one of the first generation computer scientists.
A. Bill Gates
B. Steve Jobs
C. John Napier
D. Presper Eckert
14. The first computer that was delivered to the client was ___________.
A. Mark 1
B. IBM 360
C. UNIVAC
D. CDC2600
15. _______________ was invented to provide memory.
A. The vacuum tube
B. The punched card
C. The magnetic tape
D. The magnetic core
16. Charles Babbage invented the Mechanical Calculator Machine in ________.
A. 1673
B. 1801
C. 1823
D. 1941
A. Mark 1
B. Abacus
C. Weaving Loom
D. Apple Macintosh
2. In 1976, Steve Jobs built the first ________ computer.
A. IBM
B. Dell
C. Microsoft
D. Apple Macintosh
3. The microprocessor was invented during the __________ computer era.
A. first generation
B. third generation
C. fourth generation
D. second generation
4. Silicone chips were manufactured in ______ at the Silicone Valley.
A. 1823
B. 1988
C. 1961
D. 1974
A.IBM
B.Weaving Loom
C. Apple Macintosh
D. Robotic Computers
5. The latest invention in the new era of computers is:
Which is false?
A. 1941 Mark 1
B. 200AD Abacus
C. 1876 Pascaline
D. 1620 Napier’s Bone
7. __________ is a fourth generation computer scientist.
A. Steve Jobs
B. John Bardeen
C. William Mauch
D. Blaise Pascal
8. Rechner was invented by_______.
A. John Napier
B. Charles Babbage
C. Joseph Marie Jacquard
D. Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibniz
9. Charles Babbage invented the __________.
A. Abacus
B. Napier’s Bone
C. Weaving Loom
D. Mechanical Calculator Machine
10. In ________, Eckert and Mauchly built the UNIVAC which could calculate at the rate of 10,000 additions per second.
A. 1895
B. 1961
D. 1939
C. 1944
11. A scientist named ____________ invented a calculating machine called the Pascaline in1653.
A. John Napier
B. Michael Dell
C. Blaise Pascal
D. Charles Babbage
12. PDA stands for ________________.
A. primary digital assistant
B. processor digital addon
C. personal digital assistant
D. protocol disk administrator
13. _____________ was one of the first generation computer scientists.
A. Bill Gates
B. Steve Jobs
C. John Napier
D. Presper Eckert
14. The first computer that was delivered to the client was ___________.
A. Mark 1
B. IBM 360
C. UNIVAC
D. CDC2600
15. _______________ was invented to provide memory.
A. The vacuum tube
B. The punched card
C. The magnetic tape
D. The magnetic core
16. Charles Babbage invented the Mechanical Calculator Machine in ________.
A. 1673
B. 1801
C. 1823
D. 1941
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