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KLB Form 1 Biology Schemes of Work Term 3 2020/2021
WK NO. L/NO. TOPIC/SUB-TOPIC. LESSON/SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES. TEACHING/LEARNING ACTIVITIES. RESOURCES/MATERIALS. REFERENCES. REMARKS
1 1 Test for lipids.

By the end of the lesson the learner should be able to:

Describe experiments to show the presence of lipids.

Group experiments.
Making observations.
Drawing conclusions.

Fat / oil, ethanol, filter paper. KLB Book I Pg. 64  
2 Proteins - constituents and functions. Identify constituents of proteins.
State functions of proteins.
Exposition of new concepts.
A brief discussion.
  KLB Book I Pg.   
3, 4 Test for proteins. Describe experiments to show the presence of proteins. Group experiments.
Making observations.
Drawing conclusions.
Na OH solution, egg, albumen or milk, test tubes, droppers, CuSo47 solution. KLB Book I Pg.   
2 1,2 Enzymes. Define an enzyme.
Differentiate between intracellular and extracellular enzymes.
Identify common enzymes.
Exposition of new concepts.
A brief discussion.
  KLB Book I Pg.   
3, 4 Enzymes and temperature. Illustrate graphically the effect of temperature on enzyme activity. Group experiment.
Analyze the observations made.
Benedict's solution, iodine, water bath, thermometer, starch powder, amylase and graph paper. KLB Book I Pg. 67-68  
3 1 Enzymes and PH. Illustrate graphically the effect of PH on enzyme activity. Group experiment.
Analyze the observations made.
Sketch graphs to represent the observations made.
Graph papers. KLB Book I Pg. 68  
2 Enzymes and substrate concentration. Explain the effect of substrate concentration on the rate of enzyme activity. Probing questions and brief discussion.   KLB Book I Pg. 69  
3 Importance of enzymes. Discuss the importance of enzymes. Q/A and brief discussion.   KLB Book I Pg. 69-70  
4 Enzyme inhibitors. Describe an enzyme inhibitor.
Describe various enzyme competitive inhibitors.
Probing question and exposition of new ideas.   KLB Book I Pg. 69  
4 1 Nutrition in animals.

Heterotopic mode of nutrition.
Describe various modes of heterotrophic nutrition.
Differentiate between heterodonts and homodonts.
Exposition of new ideas coupled with probing questions. Specimens of various sets of teeth. KLB Book I Pg. 72-73  
2, 3 Dental formula. Identify components of a dental formula.
Relate dental formulas with feeding habits of animals.
Probing question, exposition of new ideas and discussion.
Compare definition of carnivores, herbivores and omnivores.
Jawbones of rabbit, sheep, dog.
Picture of human skull.
KLB Book I Pg. 73-74  
4 Structure of a tooth. Draw and label vertical section of teeth. Drawing and labelling. Charts showing vertical section of teeth. KLB Book I Pg.   
5 1
2, 3 Dental diseases. Identify common dental defects and diseases. Open discussion on oral hygiene.
Brief discussion on dental caries and periodontal.
Photograph of teeth with dental disorders. KLB Book I Pg. 77-78  
4 C.A.T.
6 1, 2 Digestive system in animals.
Introduction.
The digestive system.
Define ingestion. digestion, mastication and egestion.
Draw and label the digestive tract.
Q/A and brief discussion.
Drawing and labelling.
Chart showing the digestive system. KLB Book I Pg. 78-79  
3 Digestion in the mouth.
Digestion in the stomach.
Describe digestion of food in the mouth and in the stomach. Probing questions.
Exposition of new ideas.
Brief discussion.
  KLB Book I Pg. 77-80  
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7 1 Digestion in the duodenum. Describe the digestion of food in the duodenum. Exposition of new ideas.
Brief discussion.
 Cooking oil, NaHCO2 KLB Book I Pg. 80  
  2 Emulsification of fats. Describe simple experiments to show emulsification of fats. Teachers demonstration. Discussion.   KLB Book I Pg. 81  
  3, 4 Digestion in the ileum. Describe digestion of food in the ileum. Probing questions.
Exposition of new terms.
Brief discussion.
  KLB Book I Pg. 81  
8 1 Food absorption. Explain adaptive features of the ileum. Drawing and labelling of diagrams.
Discussion.
  KLB Book I Pg. 83-84  
  2 Food assimilation and egestion. Identify the forms in which food is assimilated. Probing questions.
Brief discussion.
  KLB Book I Pg. 84  
  3 Vitamins.  List down types of vitamins and their sources. Copying a table of vitamins, their sources, functions and deficiency symptoms.   KLB Book I Pg. 85-86  
  4 Test for vitamin C. Carry out an experiment to test for vitamin C. Group experiments and making analytical inferences.   KLB Book I Pg. 87  
9 1, 2  Mineral salts. Classify mineral salts.
Explain importance of minerals.
Q/A and brief discussion.
Copy a table showing type of mineral, the source and the function in the body and deficiency symptoms.
Substrates, DCPIP, ascorbic acid. KLB Book I Pg. 87  
  3, 4 Energy requirements in humans. State and explain factors affecting food intake. Probing questions and brief discussion.   KLB Book I Pg. 87  
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KLB Book 1 Schemes of Work  Chemistry Form 1 Term 3 2020/2021
WK.NO L/NO. TOPIC /SUB-TOPIC LESSON OBJECTIVE TEACHING / LEARNING ACTICVITIES MATERIALS & RESOURCES REFERENCES REMARKS
1 1 Active part of air.

By the end of the lesson the learner should be able to:

Determine percentage of active part of air using copper.

Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
Worked examples.
Copper turnings.
Glass wool.
Syringes.
Plastic tubing.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 68-71  
2 Rusting. Identify conditions necessary for rusting. Group experiments. Iron K.L.B. Book I Pg. 76-77  
3, 4 Percentage of air used up during rusting. Describe an experiment to show the percentage of air used up during rusting. Teachers demonstration.
Questioning.
Discussion.
Iron nails.
Troughs.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 72  
2 1 Prevent rusting. State the methods of preventing rusting. Questioning.
Discussion.
     
2 Smoldering of phosphorous. Describe an experiment to show the percentage of air used up when phosphorous smolders. Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
White phosphorous.
Trough.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 72-73
 
3, 4 Presence of carbon (IV)oxide and water in the air. Describe an experiment to show presence of carbon (IV) oxide and water in the air. Teachers demonstration.
Probing questions on color changes.
Discussion.
Aspirator.
Lime.
Water.
U-tube.
Anhydrous calcium chloride.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 73-74  
3 1 Fractional distillation of liquid air. Describe fractional distillation of liquid air. Q/A to review fractional distillation.
Discussion of flow diagram.
Flowchart. K.L.B. Book I Pg. 75-76  
2 Lab preparation of oxygen. Describe lab preparation of oxygen. Descriptive approach.   K.L.B. Book I Pg. 73-74  
3, 4 Lab preparation of oxygen. Prepare oxygen in the lab.
State physical properties of oxygen.
Teachers demonstration.
Questioning.
Discussion.
Sodium peroxide.
Manganese (IV) oxide.
Potassium permanganate.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 78-79  
4 1 Burning metals in air (oxygen) State how metals burn in the air. Teachers demonstration.
Questioning.
Discussion.
Writing equations.
Sodium.
Calcium.
Deflagrating spoon.
Oxygen.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 78-79
 
2 Burning metals in air (oxygen) State how metals burn in the air. Teachers demonstration.
Questioning.
Discussion.
Writing equations.
Sodium.
Calcium.
Magnesium.
Iron.
Copper.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 80-81
 
3, 4 Products of burning metals in the air. Identify products of burning metals in the air. Group experiments.
Testing for products.
Write chemical equations.
Weighing balance. K.L.B. Book I Pg. 82-83
PG.85
 
5 1 Reactivity series. Recall the reactivity series for some metals. Questioning.
Discussion.
Chart reactivity series for metals. K.L.B. Book I Pg. 83  
2 Burning non-metals in air (oxygen) State how non-metals burn in the air. Teachers demonstration.
Observing the type of flame.
  K.L.B. Book I Pg. 84-85  
3 Burning non-metals in air (oxygen) Identify the products of burning non-metals in the air. Teachers demonstration.
Questioning.
Discussion.
Writing equations.
Carbon.
Sulphur.
Phosphorous.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 84-85  
4 C.A.T.
6 1 Competition for oxygen. Describe redox reactions.
Write equations for redox reaction.
Q/A to review redox reaction.
Teachers demonstration.
Writing equations.
Discussion.
Metals and metal oxides. K.L.B. Book I Pg. 86-87  
2 Competition for oxygen. Describe redox reactions.
Write equations for redox reaction.
State application of redox reactions.
Q/A to review redox reaction.
Teachers demonstration.
Writing equations.
Discussion.
Metals and metal oxides. K.L.B. Book I Pg. 86-87  
3, 4 Reactivity series based on redox reactions, 
Uses of oxygen.
Environmental pollution.
Recall the reactivity series.
State the uses of oxygen.
Discuss environmental pollution.
Q/A to review redox reaction.
Open discussion.
  K.L.B. Book I Pg. 88-89  
7 1 Water and Hydrogen.
Burning candle wax in the air.
Test for the products of burning wax in the air. Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
Candles.
Lime.
Water.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 91-92  
2 Reaction of cold water with metals. Identify products of reaction of cold water on metals. Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
Writing equations.
Calcium.
Sodium grain.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 92-94  
3, 4 Reaction of steam with metals. Identify products of reaction of steam with metals.
Recall the reactivity series of metals based on reaction with water.
Teachers demonstration.
Test for evolved gas.
Discussion.
Write equations.
Review reactivity series.
Magnesium ribbon.
Sand.
Iron / steel wool.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 94-96  
8 1 Hydrogen-lab preparation. Describe laboratory preparation of hydrogen. Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
Zinc granules.
dil. HCL.
conc. Sulphuric acid.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 97  
2 Hydrogen-physical properties State physical properties of hydrogen. Probing questions and discussion. Zinc granules.
dil. HCL.
conc. Sulphuric acid.
Litmus papers

K.L.B. Book I Pg. 97-98  
3, 4 Hydrogen as a reducing agent. Describe an experiment to show reducing properties of hydrogen. Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
Writing equations.
Copper (II) oxide.
anhydrous Copper (II) sulphate.
Dry hydrogen.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 99-101  
9 1 Burning hydrogen in the air. Identify products of burning hydrogen in air. Teachers demonstration.
Discussion.
Anhydrous calcium chloride.
Hydrogen.
U-tube.
Ice-cold water.
K.L.B. Book I Pg. 101-102  
2  Uses of hydrogen. State uses of hydrogen. Probing questions.
Open discussion.
  K.L.B. Book I Pg. 102-103  
3, 4  Water & hydrogen.  Answer exam-type questions. Topic review.
Review assignments.
  K.L.B. Book I Pg. 91-103
Revision papers.
 
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  TG AND HEAD START ENGLISH SCHEMES OF WORK  FORM ONE ENGLISH TERM THREE 2020/2021   
WK NO. L/NO. TOPIC SUBTOPIC LESSON / SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES TEACHING / LEARNING ACTIVITIES MATERIALS / RESOURCES REFERENCES REMARKS
1 1 Writing. Note making. The learner should be able to: make notes on a given text. Reading.
Listening.
Note making.
Discussing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 151
TG Pg. 64
 
2 Listening and speaking. the sound /ai/ The learner should be able to: pronounce words with the sound /ai/ Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 152
TG Pg. 65
 
3 Reading. Comprehension The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Silent reading. 
Writing
Inferring meanings of given words.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 152
TG Pg. 65
 
4 Reading. Vocabulary. The learner should be able to: build vocabulary base. Reading aloud.
Listening.
Writing.
Discussion.
Flash cards.
Dictionary.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 152
TG Pg. 65
 
5 Grammar. Prepositions. The learner should be able to:
identify and use prepositions correctly.
Listening.
Writing.
Discussion.
Extracts from readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 155
TG Pg. 66-67
 
6 Oral literature. Aetiological tales. The learner should be able to: state the characteristics of aetiological narratives and their uses. Reading.
Writing.
Discussion.
Teacher's choice of reference. Teacher's resources  
2 1 Listening and speaking. The sound /oi / The learner should be able to: pronounce words with the sound /oi /. Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Audio tapes. 
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 158
TG Pg. 67
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Silent reading. Writing.
Inferring meanings of given words.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 158
TG Pg. 68
 
3 Reading. Vocabulary. The learner should be able to: build vocabulary base. Reading aloud.
Listening.
Writing.
Discussion.
Flash cards.
Dictionary.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 158
TG Pg. 68
 
4 Grammar. Prepositions. The learner should be able to: identify and use prepositions correctly. Listening.
Writing.
Discussion.
Extracts from readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 162-4
TG Pg. 68-9
 
5 Writing. Note taking and note making. The learner should be able to: distinguish note making from note taking. Discussion.
Note taking.
Note making.
  Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 164
TG Pg. 69
 
6 Reading. Drama. The learner should be able to: state the characteristics of written drama. Reading.
Discussion.
Teacher's choice of reference. Teacher's resources  
3 1 Listening and speaking. The sound /oo/ The learner should be able to: pronounce words with the sound /oo/ Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 165
TG Pg. 70
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Reading aloud.
Writing.
Inferring meaning of given words.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 165
TG Pg. 70
 
3 Reading. Vocabulary. The learner should be able to: build vocabulary base.

Reading aloud.
Listening.
Writing.
Discussion.

Flash cards.
Dictionary.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 165
TG Pg. 70
 
4 Grammar. Noun phrase pre-modifiers The learner should be able to: identify noun phrase pre modifiers. Exposition.
Reading.
Writing.
Discussion.
Extracts from readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 168-9
TG Pg. 72
 
5 Speech work. Debate. The learner should be able to: argue for or against a given topic. Speaking. 
Group work.
Chart showing process of debating. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 169
TG Pg. 72
 
6 Reading. Drama. The learner should be able to: state the characteristics of written drama. Reading.
Discussion.
Teacher's choice of play. Teacher's resources  
4 1 Writing. Note taking The learner should be able to: make notes on a given text. Reading.
Listening.
Note making.
Discussing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 169
TG Pg. 72
 
2 Reading. Irony in poetry. The learner should be able to: identify irony in poetry. Reading aloud.
Writing.
Inferring meanings of a given words.
Supplementary readers. Anthology of poems.  
3 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Reading aloud.
Writing.
Inferring meanings of a given words.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 173
TG Pg. 73
 
4 Reading. Vocabulary. The learner should be able to: build vocabulary base. Expressive reading.
Listening.
Discussion.
Anthology of poems. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 173
TG Pg. 73
 
5 Listening and speaking. The sound /o/ The learner should be able to: pronounce words with the sound /o/ Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 171
TG Pg. 73
 
6 Oral literature. Tongue-twisters. The learner should be able to: state the characteristics of tongue twisters. Listening.
Speaking.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Teacher's resources  
5 1 Grammar. Noun phrase modifiers. The learner should be able to: identify noun phrase post-modifiers. Exposition.
Reading.
Writing.
Discussion.
Extracts from readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 177
TG Pg. 75
 
2 Writing. Imaginative writing. The learner should be able to: write imaginatively. Expressive reading.
Writing.
Discussion.
Extracts from readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 177
TG Pg. 75
 
3 Reading. Poetry. The learner should be able to: answer questions based on the poem. Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Anthology of poems.    
4 Reading. Extensive reading. The learner should be able to: write down information read from magazines and periodicals. Reading.
Note making.
Discussion.
  Magazines
Journals and periodicals.
 
5-6 Reading. Play. The learner should be able to: analyze the plot, themes and characters in a play. Reading.
Listening.
Discussion.
  Teacher's choice.  
6 1 Listening and speaking. The sound /iЭ/ The learner should be able to: pronounce words with the sound /iЭ/ Dictation.
Pronunciation skills.
Writing.
Reading.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 178
TG Pg. 75
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Silent reading.
Writing.
Exercise review.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 178
TG Pg. 76
 
3 Grammar. Declarative and negative sentences. The learner should be able to: identify and use declarative and negative sentences. Exposition.
Listening.
Writing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 169
TG Pg. 72
 
4 Writing. Imaginative composition. 

The learner should be able to: write imaginatively.

  Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 169
TG Pg. 72
 
5 Reading. Play.  The learner should be able to: analyze; plot, themes and characters in a play. Reading.
Listening.
Discussion.
  Teacher's choice  
6 Oral literature. Tongue-twisters.  The learner should be able to: state the characteristics of tongue twisters. Listening.
Speaking.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Teacher's resources  
7 1 Listening and speaking. The sound /ae/ The learner should be able to: pronounce words with the sound /ae/. Dictation.
Pronunciation skills.
Reading.
Writing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 185
TG Pg. 78
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Silent reading.
Writing.
Exercise review.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 185
TG Pg. 78
 
3 Grammar. Interrogative clauses.  The learner should be able to: identify and use interrogative clauses. Exposition.
Listening.
Writing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 188
TG Pg. 79
 
4 Writing. Simple verses and poems.  The learner should be able to: write down simple verses and poems. Discussion.
Writing.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 169
TG Pg. 77
 
5 Reading. Poetry.  The learner should be able to: discuss the subject matter in a poem. Reading.
Dramatization.
Listening.
Speaking.
Anthology of poems.    
6  TEST  
8 1 Listening and speaking. The sound /ua/ The learner should be able to: articulate the sound /ua/ Dictation.
Pronunciation skills.
Writing.
Reading.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 192
TG Pg. 81
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Writing.
Silent reading.
Exercise review.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 192
TG Pg. 81
 
3 Reading. Vocabulary.  The learner should be able to: build vocabulary base. Expressive reading.
Listening.
Discussion.
  Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 194
TG Pg. 81
 
4 Grammar. The 'wh' questions.  The learner should be able to: ask the 'wh' questions. Oral exercise.
Writing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 196
TG Pg. 82
 
5 Writing. Public notices.  The learner should be able to: write notices. Reading.
Writing.
Discussion.
Supplementary readers.
Pictures.
   
6 Reading. Intensive reading.  The learner should be able to: discuss the subject  matter in a play. Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
  Teacher's resources  
9 1 Listening and speaking. The sounds /e/ and /ei/. The learner should be able to: articulate the sounds /e/ and /ei/ correctly. Diction.
Pronunciation skills.
Writing.
Reading.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 200
TG Pg. 84
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Writing.
Silent reading.
Exercise review.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 200
TG Pg. 84-5
 
3 Reading. Vocabulary. The learner should be able to: build vocabulary base. Expressive reading.
Listening.
Discussion.
Anthology of poems. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 200
TG Pg. 85
 
4 Grammar. Imperative and explanative clauses. The learner should be able to: identify imperative and explanative clauses. Exposition.
Listening.
Writing.
Audio tapes.
Flash cards.
Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 203-4
TG Pg. 85
 
5, 6 Reading. Intensive reading. The learner should be able to: discuss the subject matter in a play. Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Dramatization.
Supplementary readers. Teacher's resources  
10 1 Writing. Keeping clear records. The learner should be able to: make an inventory of items. Exposition.
Discussion.
Writing.
Real records.

Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 205
TG Pg. 86
 
2 Speech work. Emerging issues. The learner should be able to: express views about something. Discussion.
Writing.
Readers. Magazines and newspapers.  
3 Reading. Comprehension.  The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Silent reading.
Writing.
Exercise review.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 205
TG Pg. 86
 
4 Writing. Completing a story.  The learner should be able to: complete a given story. Group discussion.
Writing.
  Teacher's choice.  
5, 6 Reading. Intensive reading.  The learner should be able to: discuss the subject matter of the play. Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Dramatization.
Supplementary readers. Teacher's resources.  
11 1 Listening and speaking. Oral narrative. The learner should be able to: answer questions based on an oral narrative. Writing.
Listening.
Discussion.
Pre-recorded materials. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 206
TG Pg. 87
 
2 Reading. Comprehension. The learner should be able to: answer comprehension questions correctly. Silent reading.
Writing.
Exercise review.
Supplementary readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 206
TG Pg. 87
 
3 Grammar. Revision exercise. The learner should be able to: complete sentences correctly. Written exercise.
Exercise review.
  Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 208
TG Pg. 88
 
4 Writing. A public notice. The learner should be able to: write a public notice with all the important features. Group discussion.
Writing.
Group presentation.
  Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 210
TG Pg. 89
 
5 Reading. Intensive reading. The learner should be able to: discuss the subject matter in a play. Reading.
Listening.
Speaking.
Dramatization.
Supplementary readers. Teacher's resources  
6 Writing. A paragraph. The learner should be able to: arrange sentences into a meaningful paragraph. Reading.
Writing.
Extracts from readers. Head Start English Bk 1 Pg. 210
TG Pg. 89
 
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