46 What is this passage mainly about?
(A) The advantages and disadvantages of using smartphones.
(B) The good use of smartphones without getting addicted to them.
(C) The ways to avoid using smartphones by leading a healthy life.
(D) The truth about smartphones addiction and the urgency of overcoming it.

46 What is this passage mainly about?

這篇文章主要講什麼？

(A) The advantages and disadvantages of using smartphones. 使用智能手機的優點和缺點。

(B) The good use of smartphones without getting addicted to them.善用智能手機，但不會沉迷於它們。

(C) The ways to avoid using smartphones by leading a healthy life.通過過上健康的生活來避免使用智能手機的方法。

(D) The truth about smartphones addiction and the urgency of overcoming it.關於智能手機成癮的真相以及克服它的緊迫性。

The scariest part about smartphone addiction is that it can affect our physical and mental health, our relationships and our productivity. 

智能手機成癮最可怕的部分是它會影響我們的身心健康、人際關係和生產力。

America's obsession with smartphone has been compared to the obesity epidemic.

美國人對智能手機的痴迷被比作肥胖流行病。

That's because, just like drug or gambling addictions, smartphones provide an escape from reality.

這是因為，就像吸毒或賭博成癮一樣，智能手機提供了逃避現實的機會。

Humans are, by nature, prone to distraction. With smartphones, we literally have a world of distractions at our fingertips.

人類天生就容易分心。有了智能手機，我們就可以觸手可及，令人分心的世界。

It's time to acknowledge that our devices can negatively impact our lives—and we have to make a change.

是時候承認我們的設備會對我們的生活產生負面影響——我們必須做出改變。

Cellphones used to just be communication tools. Now, they're GPS, cameras, gaming consoles, health trackers, and the list goes on.

手機曾經只是通訊工具。 現在，它們是 GPS、相機、遊戲機、健康追踪器，不勝枚舉。

We turn to our devices for everything—from waiting in line at the grocery store or reading the news, to filing our taxes or controlling the thermostat.

我們將所有事情都轉向我們的設備——從在雜貨店排隊或閱讀新聞，到報稅或控制恆溫器。

We don't just use our smartphones for everything—we rely on them.

我們不只是將智能手機用於一切——我們依賴它們。