Zhao told Chinese news site The Paper.cn. "Bikes can be parked anywhere, but with an umbrella you need something to hang it on." So instead of bothering to return the umbrellas back to a station, a lot of people just took them home, and Sharing E Umbrella has reportedly lost track of most of the 300,000 umbrellas.

　　Considering that borrowing umbrellas requires a 19 yuan deposit, with a fee of 0.50 yuan per half an hour usage, Zhao says that he suffers a loss of 60 yuan per lost umbrella, so the company is now in the red, but he is not ready to stop it just yet. Zhao announces that Sharing E Umbrella still plans to roll out (推出) 30 million nationwide by the end of the year.

24. What do we know about Sharing E Umbrella?

　　A. It makes people learn to help each other.

　　B. It needs people to make a small deposit first.

　　C. It developed faster in the western countries.

　　D. It produces more waste and causes disorder.

25. What problem did Sharing E Umbrella meet after it was founded?

　　A. The company had no money to produce umbrellas.

　　B. Umbrellas are not allowed to hang anywhere.

　　C. Lots of customers didn't give the umbrellas back.

　　D. People refuse to pay deposit for the umbrellas.

26. How much did his company lose if an umbrella was lost?

　　A. 0.5 yuan. B. 19 yuan.

　　C. 60 yuan. D. 120 yuan.

27. We can infer from the last paragraph that .

　　A. Zhao has found a way to get the umbrellas back

　　B. Zhao will continue his umbrella sharing service

　　C. Most of Zhao's companies have been closed

　　D. Sharing E Umbrella is a failure for Zhao.

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