2013年高考英语 阅读理解与完型填空 手机礼仪.docVIP

2013年高考英语阅读理解与完型填空：手机礼仪Beople are using cell phones in a Manhattan subway. Most Americans believe there areunspoken? l? about mobile phone etiquette(7~).??????? . ???? It may not seem like it when commuters(~.#上 are shouting down their cell phonesto the upset of other? 2? , but most Americans believe there are unspoken rules about mobilephone 3 .????? Checking emails,?? 4?? text messages and making telephane calls while in the _5?? 0f othersare definite breeches(目中无人） of mobile manners.????? But most people questioned said they would not be?? 6?? if they received an electronic thankyou, instead of a(n)?? 7?? note and 75 percent had no objections t0?? 8?? using laptops, netbooks andcell phones in the ;bathroom.????? Etiquette is a(n)?? 9?? 0f awareness, said author and etiquette expert Anna Post.?????? .???? But she?? 10 . the results of the H.arris Interactive poll commissioned by Intel as prettysurprising statistCs . Sixty-two percent of the 2,625 adults -11??? took part in the survey agreedthat cell phones, laptops, netbooks and other electronic?? 12? are part of daily life. Fifty-fivepercent also thought the??? 13?? 0f business mean people must stay?? 14? , even if it involves taking alaptop on a holiday or?? 15?? a cell phone during a meal.???? But? 16? the need to be constantly connected and the general acceptance of the technology,people were more sensitive about _17? abus,???? ing holiday and religious activities.??????? Nearly 90 percent of Americans thi.k c? ~潞 use ,s? l8 during a religious service and30 percent admitted they would be offended(r???? t3)?? 19? they received an online gift wish.????? But more than half revealed that they intended to send an electronic greeting card, insteadof a traditional one.?? These are issues about common:sense, said pr Genevieve Bell, an ethnographer anddirector of Intels User Experience Group, adding that the social rules of when and how it is_20?? to use the tec????? gy are stll be~.l fl_ed.? 1. A. ways??????