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D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOL PRATAP VIHAR, GHAZIABAD

ACADEMIC PLANNER (2016 – 2017)

CLASS XII

SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

MONTH TOPICS COVERED

April Ch-3 Matrices Ch-4 Determinants

May Ch-2 Inverse trigonometric functions Ch-5 Continuity and differentiability

July Ch-1 Relation and functions Ch-6 Application of derivatives Ch-12 Linear programming

August Ch- 7 Integrals Ch- 8 Application of Integrals

September Revision and halfyearly exams

October Ch-9 Differential Equations Ch-10 Vector Algebra Ch-11 3-D Geometry

November Ch-11 3-D Geometry Ch-13 Probability

December Revision and pre board exams

January Revision

February Revision



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SUBJECT : ENGLISH CORE

Section Total Weightage

A Reading Skills 30

B Writing Skills & Grammar 30

C Literature Textbook & Long Reading Text 40

TOTAL 100

TERM – 1 & 2 MONTHS LITERATURE WRITING

April Flamingo L.1The Last Lesson P.1My Mother at Sixty six

Notice / Advertisement / Article Note making

May

Flamingo L.2 The Lost Spring P.2 An Elementary school….. VISTAS L. 1 The Tiger King L.2 The Enemy

Notice / Advertisement / Article / Letter Note making

July

Flamingo L.3 Deep Water L.4 The Rattrap P.3 Keeping Quiet

Poster Letter/ Article/ Speech Debate

August

VISTAS L. 3 Should Wizard Hit Mommy Novel The Invisible Man

Speech/ Debate / Poster Display Advertisement



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September Revision Revision

October

Flamingo L.5 Indigo P.4 A Thing Of Beauty….. VISTAS L. 4 On The Face of It

Poster / Invitations & Replies Article / Debate / Speech

November

Flamingo L.6 Going Places VISTAS L. 5 On the Face of It L. 6 Memories of Childhood

Notice /Speech/ Report/ Article Debate / Job Application Etc.

December

Flamingo L.6 Going Places P.2 Aunt Jennifer’s Tiger VISTAS L. 5 Evan Tries O- Level

Notice / Poster / Advertisement Article

January Novel The Invisible Man

Article / Speech / Debate / Factual Description etc

February Revision Revision



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SUBJECT- PHYSICS

Prescribed Book:- Physics Textbook Part-I (NCERT) & Physics Textbook Part-II (NCERT)

MONTH TOPIC SUBTOPIC PRACTICAL April

1. Electric Charges and Fields 2. Electrostatics potential and Capacitance

Conservation of electric charges, Electric field, electric dipole, Electric flux, Gauss theorem, Equipotential surfaces ,Conductors and Insulators, Dielectric and Electrical polerisation, Capacitance and Capacitors, Van de graaff generator

To find the resistance of a wire using meter bridge and also determine the specific resistance. To determine resistance per cm of a wire by plotting a graph b/w potential difference and current.

May

3. Current Electricity

Electric current, Ohm’s Law, V-I characteristics, Temperature dependence of resistance, emf of a cell, Kirchhoff’s Law and its applications, Potentiometer, Internal resistance of a c ell

To verify the laws of combination (series and parallel) of resistances using a meter bridge.

June SUMMER VACATION WILL HELD



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July

4. Moving charges and Magnetism 5. Magnetism and Matter 6. Electromagnetic Induction

Oerested Experiment, Biot Savart Law, Ampere’s law and its application, Straight and Toloidal Solenoids, Moving coil galvanometer, Magnetic dipole, Magnetic field intensity, Torque on magnetic field, Electromagnets Electromagnetic induction, Faraday’s law

To compare the emf of two given primary cells using potentiometer. To determine the internal resistance of a primary cell using potentiometer.

August

6. Electromagnetic Induction 7. Alternating Current 8. Electromagnetic Waves

Lenz’s law, Eddy currents, Self and mutual induction, AC, reactance & impedance, LC oscillations, LCR series, AC generator and transformer, Transverse nature of Electromagnetic Waves, Electromagnetic Spectrum and their uses

To determine the resistance of galvanometer by half deflection method and to find its figure of merit. To find the frequency of AC mains with a sonometer.

September HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION WILL HELD



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October

9. Ray Optics and Optical Instruments 10.Wave Optics 11. Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter

Reflection & Refraction of Light, Mirror formula, TIR, Lens formula, Scattering of light, Human eye, Microscopes and astronomical telescopes Wave front & Huygen’s principle, Interference young’s double slit expt, diffraction, Polarisation Photoelectric effect, Hertz & Lenard’s observations, Matter waves

To find the value of v for different values of u in case of a concave mirror & to find the focal length. To find the focal length of a convex mirror using a convex lens. To find the convex lens by plotting graphs b/w u and v. To find the focal length of a concave lens using a convex lens.

November

12. Atoms 13. Nuclei 14. Semiconductor Electronics

Alpha particle, Rutherford’s model, Bohr model, Energy levels Composition and size of nucleus, alpha, beta, gamma particles, Nuclear fission & fusion Energy bands, Semiconductor diode, LED, Zener diode, Transistor, Logic gates, Transistor as a switch

To determine the angle of minimum deviation and refractive index of a given prism. To find the refractive index of a liquid by using concave mirror. To find the refractive index of a liquid by using convex lens & plane mirror. To draw I-V characteristics curve for a p-n junction in forward & reverse bias.



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December

15. Communication Systems

Elements of Communication Systems, Bandwidth, Propagation of EMW, amplitude-Modulated wave

To draw I-V characteristics curve of a zener diode & determine its reverse breakdown voltage. To study the characteristics of a common emitter n-p-n transistor.

January REVISION &

PREBOARD EXAMINATION – I WILL HELD

February PRACTICALS WILL HELD

March CBSE BOARD EXAMINATION WILL HELD



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Weightage to Learning Objectives:-

UNIT CHAPTER/TOPIC MARKS

I Electrostatics 1. Electric Charges and Fields 2. Electrostatics potential and Capacitance

08

II Current Electricity 3. Current Electricity

07

III Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism 4. Moving charges and Magnetism 5. Magnetism and Matter

08

IV Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current 6. Electromagnetic Induction 7. Alternating Current

08

V Electromagnetic Waves 8. Electromagnetic Waves

03

VI Optics 9. Ray Optics and Optical Instruments 10.Wave Optics

14

VII Dual Nature of Matter 11. Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter

04

VIII Atoms & Nuclei 12. Atoms 13. Nuclei

06

IX Electronic Devices 14. Semiconductor Electronics

07

X Communication Systems 15. Communication Systems

05

Total 70



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SUBJECT- CHEMISTRY Prescribed Book:- NCERT

MONTH TOPIC SUBTOPIC ACTIVITY

April Solutions P Block Group 18 Organic chemistry

Types of solution Concentration of solution Solubility of gas in liquid Solubility of solid and liquid in liquid Colligative properties Van’t Hoff factor Abnormal molar mass Properties of group 18 elements Name reactions

Preparation of standard solution of F.A.S Preparation of standard solution of oxalic acid Volumetric titration

May Electrochemistry P Block elements Organic chemistry

Electrolytic and Electrochemical cell Variation of molar conductivity with concentration Kohlrausch law Faraday law of electrolysis EMF of galvanic cell Some commercial cells Corrosion Properties of Group 17 Distinguish test

June SUMMER VACATION WILL HELD

July Chemical kinetics

Rate of reaction and factors which affect

Volumetric analysis



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Solid state

Zero order reaction First order reaction Rate constant Dependence of reaction rate on Temperature Effect of catalyst Collision theory Types of solid unit cell and crystal lattice Packing efficiency Defects ,electrical and magnetic properties P block 16 gp properties

August P block Organic chemistry polymer chemistry in everydaylife

Properties and preparation of 15 group elements Reaction mechanism Classification of polymer Preparation and uses of polymers Mechanism of polymerisation Classification of drugs Therapeutic action of drug

Salt analysis

September SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 1 WILL HELD

October D and F Block elements

General trends Preparation of compounds Properties of

Functional group detection



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Surface chemistry General principle and process of isolation of elements

lanthanoids Properties of actinoids Adsorption absorption Classification and properties of colloids Steps involved in metallurgy Refining methods

chromatography

November Haloalkane and Haloareme Alcohol phenols and ether Aldehydes ketones and Carboxylic acid Organic compounds containing nitrogen

Classification Preparation of haloalkane and Haloarene Physical and Chemical properties of Haloalkane and Haloarene Classification Preparation of Alcohols phenols and ethers and Physical and Chemical properties of Alcohols phenols and ethers Preparation and properties of compounds Preparation and properties of amines and diazonium salt

Preparation of colloids Chemical kinetics



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December Biomolecules Organic chemistry

Carbohydratrs proteins enzymes and nucleic acid Rearrange the compounds on the basis of properties

Revision of salt analysis Revision of titration

January Revision of p block, D and F block elements Physical chemistry

Structures Reasoning questions Numericals

Revision of content based experinent

February REVISION

March SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-2 WILL HELD

Formative Assessment- 1 = 40 marks Formative Assessment- 2 = 40 marks Summative Assessment- 1 = 100 marks Formative Assessment- 3 = 40 marks Formative Assessment- 4 = 40 marks Summative Assessment- 2 = 100 marks



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Weightage to Learning Objectives:-

TOPIC MARKS

TERM - I

Solutions 5

Electrochemistry 5

Chemical kinetics 5

Solid state 4

P Block 8

Polymer 3

Chemistry in everyday life 3

Organic chemistry 10

TERM -2

Biomolecules + Surface chemistry 4+4

D and F block elements + General Principles 5+3

Coordination 3

Organic chemistry 8



CLASS XII

SUBJECT: ECONOMICS

MONTH TOPIC SUB TOPIC(S)

April Introductory microeconomics Unit -1 Introduction Unit -2 Consumer equilibrium and demand

Meaning of micro economics and macroeconomics Central problems of an economy Concepts of production possibility frontier and opportunity cost Consumer’ equilibrium- meaning of utility, marginal utility, law of diminishing marginal utility. Conditions of consumer’s equilibrium using marginal utility analysis Indifference curve analysis of consumer’s equilibrium- the consumer’s budget Demand, market demand, determinants of demand, demand schedule, demand curve and its slope, movement along and shifts in demand curve; price elasticity of demand- factors affecting price elasticity of demand; measurement of price elasticity of demand

May Unit -3 producer behaviour and supply

Production function, total product, average product and marginal product Return to factor Cost Revenue Producer’s equilibrium-meaning and its conditions in terms of marginal revenue-marginal cost. Supply,



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market supply, determinants of supply, supply schedule, supply curve and its slope, movements along and shifts in supply curve, price elasticity of supply

July Unit -4 Forms of market and price determination under perfect competition with simple application

Perfect competition-features; determination of market equilibrium and effects of shifts in demand and supply. Monopoly, monopolistic competition and oligopoly- their meaning and features Simple applications of demand and supply:

August Part B: Introductory macroeconomics Unit 6: money and banking Unit 8: Government budget and the economy

Money-its meaning and functions Supply of money Money creation by the commercial banking system Central and its functions Government budget-meaning, objectives and components Classification of receipts- revenue receipts and capital receipts: classification of expenditure-revenue expenditure and capital expenditure Measures of government deficit

September

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION WILL HELD

October Unit 5: National income and related aggregates

Some basic concepts: Circular flow of income; methods of calculating national income Aggregates to national income: GNP, NNP,GDPmp, NDPmp GDPfc, NDPfc, NDI(Gross and Net), private income, personal income, personal



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income;Real and Nominal GDP. GDP and welfare

November Unit 7 Determination of income and employment Unit 9 balance of payments

Aggregates demand and its components Propensity to consume and propensity to save Short run equilibrium output; investment multiplier and its mechanism Meaning of full employment and involuntary unemployment Problem of excess demand and deficient demand: measures to correct them Balance of payments account-meaning and components; balance of payments deficit-meaning Foreign exchange rate-meaning of fixed and flexible rates and managed floating Determination of exchange rate in a free market.

December Revision

January Pre-Board

February Revision

March Board Exams



CLASS XII

SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES


April Marketing Management Marketing management Marketing vs. selling Marketing philosophies Marketing mix

Consumer protection Concept & importance of consumer protection Consumer protection act Role of NGOs in consumer protection

May Financial management Financial markets

Concept & objective of financial management Financial decisions Financial planning Factors affecting capital structure, fixed capital & working capital Financial markets- functions & types Money market instruments Capital market : primary & secondary Stock exchange SEBI

July Nature & Significance of management Principles of management

Management: concept, objectives & importance Management- science, art & profession Levels of management Management functions Coordination Concept & significance of principles Fayol’s principles Scientific management: principles & techniques

August Business Environment Concept & importance



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Planning

Dimensions Impact of government policy changes Concept & importance Process Limitations & types

September Half Yearly Examination

October Organizing Staffing

Concept & importance Process Organizational structure Delegation & decentralization of authority Concept & importance Staffing process Recruitment Selection Training & development

November Directing Controlling

Concept & importance Elements : supervision, leadership, motivation, communication Concept & importance Process Relation between planning & controlling

December Revision

January Revision

February Revision

SUBJECT: ACCOUNTANCY



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April Analysis of financial statement Financial statements of a co. Analysis of financial statements Comparative & common size statements Ratio analysis

May Analysis of financial statements Accounting for share capital

Cash flow statement Types of capital Issue of shares at par/ premium Issue of shares for consideration other than cash Oversubscription & under subscription of shares

July Issue of share capital Issue of debentures

Forfeiture & reissue of shares Pro rata of shares Issue of debentures at par, premium & discount Issue of debentures for consideration other than cash Issue of debentures as collateral security Issue of debentures with terms of redemption

August Redemption of debentures Accounting for partnership

Lump sum payment Draw by lots Purchase of own debentures Fundamentals of accounting

September Half Yearly Examination

October Accounting for partnership Reconstitution of partnership

Goodwill nature & valuation Change in profit sharing ratio Admission of a partner

November Reconstitution of partnership Retirement of a partner Death of a partner Dissolution of partnership firm



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December Revision

January Revision

February Revision



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SUBJECT: COMPUTERS

Month Topic Subtopic

April Chapter 1:Overview of C++ Programming Chapter 2:Structures Chapter 3:OOPS

Datatypes,Variables,Keywords,Basic Revision In c++,Structures,Declaration,OOPS Concepts

May Chapter 4:classes and objects Chapter 5:constructors and destructor

Classes,Objects,Class declaration,Class definition, Visibility Modes,Scope resolution Operator,Constructor,Types,Destructor,Output Questions,Error Based Questions

FA1 Chapter 1:Overview of C++ Programming Chapter 2:Structures Chapter 3:OOPS Chapter 4:classes and objects

July Chapter 6:Inheritance Chapter 8:Pointers

Base Class,Derived Class,Visibility modes,Types of Inheritance,Pointers,Declaration and initialization,Dynamic memory allocation,new :delete, Array of pointers,Output questions

August Chapter 7:Data file handling’ Chapter 11:Database concepts

Text File:Basic operations(create, read,manipulation) Binary File(Create,Read,Searching,Appending,insertion,Deletion), different modes,header files,eof(),tellg(),tellp(),seekg(),seekP() Database



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concepts,tuple,domain,primary key,alternate key,forign key,candidate key,RDBMS,DDL,DML,Relational Algebra,

FA2 Chapter 4:classes and objects Chapter 5:constructors and destructor Chapter 6:Inheritance

SA1 Syllabus

Chapter 1:Overview of C++ Programming Chapter 2:Structures Chapter 3:OOPS Chapter 4:classes and objects Chapter 5:constructors and destructor Chapter 6:Inheritance Chapter 8:Pointers 15 programs based on classes, inheritance, constructors, basic c++

October

Chapter 7:Data File Handling Chapter 11: Database Concepts Chapter 12:SQL

Revision of DATA File handlinh and database concepts SQL Command(Create,Insert,Alter,Update,Distinct,Groupby,Orderby,WheremHaving,BETWEEN)SQL functions(Su,Avg,Count,Max,MIN)

FA3 Chapter 1:Overview of C++ Programming Chapter 4:classes and objects Chapter 7:Data File Handling Chapter 11: Database Concepts



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November

Chapter 9:Arrays Chapter 10:Linked list ,stacks and queues

1D Array,2D Array,Row Major,Column Major,Stack-Array Implementation of Stack,Linked list implementation of stack,Queue,Array Implementation of queue,Linked list iimplementation of Queue,

December

Chapter 13 Boolean Algebra Chapter 14 Communication and Networking conc Epts

And ,Or ,Not,Truth Tables,Laws,SOP,POS,K-MAP,Logic Gates,NAND,NOR Evolution of Networking,Data communication Terminologies,Transmission Medium,Network Devices,Network Protocol,Mobile technology,Network Security Protocols,Introduction to web services

FA4 Chapter 12:SQL Chapter 13 Boolean Algebra Chapter 14 Communication and Networking conc Epts

January Preboard Examination(Chapter 1-14)

Revision of Whole Syllabus



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SUBJECT: COMPUTERS

Summative Assessment-1(Total 70)

CHAPTER NO

CHAPTER NAME WEIGHTAGE

1 Overview of C++ Programming 25

2 Structures 5

3 OOPS 8

4 classes and objects 12

5 constructors and destructor 8

6 Inheritance 8

8 Pointers 4

Theory 70

Practical 30

Total 100

Preboard Examination(Total 70)

UNITS UNIT NAME MARKS

1 Object Oriented Programming in C++ 30

2 Data Structures 14

3 Databases and SQL 8

4 Boolean Algebra 8

5 Communication And Technologies 10

Total 70



CLASS XII

SUBJECT: BIOLOGY

MONTH TOPICS SUB-TOPICS PRACTICALS

APRIL Reproduction in organisms Sexual Reproduction in flowering Plants Human Reproduction

Modes of Reproduction, Asexual and sexual, Structure of flower, development of male and female gametes, pollination, Fertilisation, fruit and seed,Male and Female Reproductive system of Human

1. To study pollen germination. 2. To study gametogenesis through T.S. of ovary and T.S. of testis. 3. To study blastula. 4. To study wind and insect pollinated flower .

MAY Principles of inheritance Molecular basis of inheritance

Mendels experiment , inheritance of one and two gene, laws of inheritance,sex determination, Genetic disorder, structure of DNA, Transcription, Translation, Genetic code, lac operon model, HGP, DNA Fingerprinting, pedigree analysis.

1. Isolation of DNA from given plant material. 2. To study pedigree charts of rolling tongue, widow’s peak and colour blindness.

JUNE SUMMER HOLIDAYS

JULY Human Health and Diseases. Strategies for enhancement in food production. Reproductive Health

Infectious diseases, basic Concepts of immunology, Vaccines, Cancer, AIDS, Drug and alcohol abuse, Plant and animal breeding ,Methods to prevent fertilization and STD’s, ART.

1. To study disease causing organisms: ascaris, plasmodium And Entamoeba histolytica.

AUGUST Evolution Microbes in human

Origin of life, biological evolution, evidences of

1. To study living organisms in pond



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welfare evolution, Darwin’s theory, Mechanism of evolution, Use of microbes in household food processing, industries, agriculture, Sewage treatment, and medicines.

water. 2. To prepare temporary mount of onion root tip to study mitosis.

SEPTEMBER SUMMATIVE ASSESSEMENT-1

OCTOBER Principles of biotechnology Applications of biotechnology

RDNA Technology, Application of biotechnology in health and agriculture, biopatent and biopiracy.

1. To study the effect of temperatures on the activity of salivary amylase. 2. To study water holding capacity of two different soils.

NOVEMBER Organisms and population. Ecosystem Biodiversity and its conservation.

Habitat and niche of organisms, population attributes, population interactions, Ecosystem: productivity, energy flow, decomposition and nutrient cycling, patterns of biodiversity, its importance, cause of biodiversity loss,

1. To study xerophytic adaptation. 2. To study aquatic adaptation.

DECEMBER Environmental issues.

Air pollution and its control, Water pollution and its control, Radioactive pollution, solid waste management, green house effect and ozone depletion.

JANUARY REVISION OF THEORY AND PRACTICALS

FEBRUARY BIOLOGY BOARD PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

PRESCRIBED BOOK: NCERT Text Book of Biology



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SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION

S.N0. Month Chapter.

1. April Unit- 1 Sports Environment and Socirty Unit -2 Adventure Sports and Leadership Training

2. May Unit- 3 Sports and Nutrition Unit – 4 Planning in Sports

3. July Unit – 5 Posture Unit - 6 Children and Sports

4. August Unit – 7 Test and Measurements in Sports

5. September REVISION OF SA-1, OR HALF YEARLY

6. October Unit – 8 Physiology and Sports. Unit – 9 Bio mechanics’ & Sports

7. November Unit – 10 Psychology & Sports Unit – 11 Training in Sports

8. December



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SUBJECT: MASS MEDIA Formative Assessment-1 Unit-1. Understanding the language of the medium. Chapter-1 Media Literacy Chapter-2 Aspects of Film Language Chapter-3 Content Analysis of Tv Programmes Chapter-4 Content analysis of Newspapers and Periodicals Chapter-5 Content analysis of Radio Programmes Chapter-6 Features of the Internet FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT-2 Unit-2 Evolution of the Media Chapter-1 The Evolution of International Cinema Chapter-2 The Evolution of International Television Chapter-3 Evolution of print Media Chapter-4 The Evolution of Radio Chapter-5 Evolution of the Internet HALF YEARLY EXAMINATIONS Unit-1. Understanding the language of the medium Unit-2 Evolution of the Media. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT-3 Unit-3 Convergenceof the Media Chapter-1. Independence and inter-convertibility of the media Chapter-2 Convergence and the new possibilities of communication FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT-4 Unit-4 Selling \ Markrting\ Exhibiting a product through Advertising. Chapter-1 Profile of a Product. Chapter-2 The task of Advertising. Chapter-3 The Available Media Chapter-4 Forms of Advertising ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS COMPLETE SYLLABUS

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