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Two other notable aspects of the product are the app and Bluetooth wristband that the
product works with. The app sends a notice to users when it is time to change the filter. In

addition to measuring temperature, the Bluetooth wristband records users’ daily activities,
calculates their water needs, and monitors their water intake.

32. What is the passage mainly about?
(A) To show the process of making clean water.
(B) To introduce a product that keeps water clean.

(C) To examine how much water to drink per day.
(D) To describe the ways to protect water sources.

33. According to the passage, what does Eric Li do?

(A) He teaches chemistry. (B) He sells LED monitors.
(C) He writes news articles. (D) He develops new products.

34. According to the passage, why is the water bottle, Ecomo, smart?
(A) Because it has a blue light. (B) Because it has a cheap monitor.
(C) Because it uses a Bluetooth device. (D) Because it uses a big capacity bottle.

35. Which of the following statements is true about Ecomo?
(A) Its filter removes unwanted substances fast.

(B) It can change any liquid into drinking water.
(C) Its filter tells users to change the LED monitor.
(D) It can be used to store water, juice, or coffee.

36. Which of the following inferences can be drawn from Ecomo?
(A) Users can easily get the weather report through the bottle.
(B) Users can use it to make an appointment with their doctor.

(C) Users can use it to find various water drinking sites nearby.
(D) Users can decide how much water they should drink daily.

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With summer vacation right around the corner, many people are planning to travel

abroad. Some of them take an overseas trip with their friends and family while others
join package tours to visit foreign countries. Nowadays, many young people prefer a
backpacking trip abroad. Since backpacking is a new form of tourism and getting more

popular among young people, experienced travelers have some suggestions for those
would-be backpackers.

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