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(C) When it comes to great inventions, people tend to think of something complicated, fancy, or high-priced. However, not everygreat invention requires high-tech design skills. One example is the bottle lamp created by Alfredo Moser, a Brazilian mechanic.The bottle lamp is a simple 33 and it doesn’t cost a penny to make. What it only takes is a two-liter recycled plastic bottle34 purified water and tiny bit of bleach. The bleach is added to prevent algae 35 growing and keep the bottle clean.36 , the bottle can absorb and refract sunlight from the outside more efficiently. Next, to 37 a bottle lamp in homes,one needs to make a hole in a roof with a drill and then from the bottom upwards, place the bottle into the hole. A bottle lamp likethis is expected to generate more or less 40- to 60-watt light 38 how strong the sun is. 6543222234568765678987656789Alfredo Moser’s innovative invention is lighting up the world. Beyond his imagination, his idea spreads throughout the worldand 39 in other countries, especially in poverty-stricken areas. For example, in the Philippines, a quarter of the populationsuffers great hardship and thus can’t 40 electricity. There, the idea has really taken off, with bottle lamps now illuminatinghundreds of thousands of homes. More and more charity organizations are making efforts to carry out 41 to help poorfamilies by adopting Moser’s idea, too. Moser’s lamp makes many people’s lives easier and 42 is for sure that many morewill benefit from his simple yet great invention. 1234567890954323456789876543458765487657766666666666552345670