D. I told the frightened children to tell a scary story. Questions 16 - 20: Read the passage carefully. 1 Capturing experiences and moments on film has become an essential part of going on vacation. The first camera that used film in a roll was George Eastman's 1888 Kodak portable box camera. But this camera was too big and expensive for the average American family to carry around, so in 1900, Kodak introduced the Brownie camera, a smaller, more portable version. 2 At just $1, most families could afford the Kodak Brownie camera. It was not only cheap but also easy to use. The company's slogan was, "You press the button, we do the rest." Customers would buy a camera already loaded with film. After taking their pictures, they sent both the camera and the film back to the Eastman factory, where the film was developed. The factory reloaded the camera and returned it along with the printed photos. Now families could record their travels to show the folks back home where they'd been. How do you think this changed the experience of going on vacation? 3 Imagine going on a vacation without a camera. When you came back, how would you tell your friends about your trip? Would you tell a story or paint a picture? If you didn't have pictures to help you remember a trip, what do you think would remind you of where you went? 4 Nowadays many people take not only a regular camera but also a video camera on vacation. The camera and its ability to record a moment in time affected forever how we take vacations and what we remember about them. Choose an option (A, B, C, or D) that best answers each question. 16. What is the passage mainly about? A. The origin and development of the Kodak Brownie camera B. The popularity of the Kodak Brownie camera with American families C. The impact of the Kodak Brownie camera on the vacation experience D. The advantages of the Kodak Brownie camera over the 1888 model 17. In paragraph 1, what is the word capturing closest in meaning to? A. remembering B. collecting C. trapping D. recording 18. According to paragraph 2, what is true about the Kodak Brownie camera? A. The company helped to take pictures for their customers. B. The camera must be sent back to the factory after each use. C. There was no need to buy film for the camera separately. D. Customers paid the factory to develop the film and print photos. 19. In paragraph 2, what does the word it refer to? A. The factory B. The camera C. The film D. The company 20. What can be inferred about the writer’s attitude about the camera from the passage? A. The writer feels sorry for people who lived before the invention of the camera. B. The writer thinks that the video camera is even better than the regular camera. C. The writer believes that the Kodak Brownie was the best camera of its time. D. The writer argues that without a camera, vacations would be less memorable.