A loud noise suddenly hurts your ears while you enjoy a movie in the cinema. A stranger makes you jump as he shouts at his friend on the other side of the city. Mobile phones are everywhere and sometimes they can be very annoying. Although they are necessary for modern life, it is common to hear people complain about mobile phones.

Most public places have mobile phone rules. So try to keep your phone ringer as low as possible or put it on vibrate mode(震動(dòng)模式). A good time to leave your phone at home would be at school or when visiting a hospital.

If you need to make or take a call while in a meeting or at a restaurant or a theater, leave the room. If you are waiting for a call, get a seat near the door. It is polite to tell others at the beginning that you are waiting for an important call. When you get a call and you are with friends, keep the call short and speak quietly. A good way to make sure that people don’t interrupt you and others is to tell your friends when it’s a good time to call.

In most public places

Keep your phone ringer as 1.          as possible or put it on vibrate mode.

At school or when visiting a hospital

Leave your phone 2.                     

Stay with your friends

Keep it short and speak 3.            when you get a call.

In a meeting or at a restaurant or a theater

If you need to make a call, leave the room.

If you 4.              a call, sit near the door.

The topic of the passage

Follow 5.               of the mobile phones.

1. low  2. at home  3. quietly  4. wait for  5. the rules

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People who work and live in noisy conditions may become   53  . For example,  many of the workers who   54. newspapers and books become deaf. Quite a few people living near   55 also have hearing lose. Recently it was reported that many teenagers in America  56 hear better than the old do, because these young people always listen to  57 pop music.  Making a loud noise in public is also a kind of pollution, it not only  58  others but also does great harm to hearing. Cars and machines also produce 59 noise. It makes people feel uncomfortable and unpleasant.  60  , it can cause them to be sick or deaf.Nowadays many countries are trying to solve all sorts of environmental problems, including noise pollution.

【小題1】
A．SoB．WhileC．AsD．And
【小題2】
A．a(chǎn)reB．isC．wasD．were
【小題3】
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【小題4】
A．makeB．printC．catchD．take
【小題5】
A．factoriesB．a(chǎn)irportsC．schoolsD．gyms
【小題6】
A．canB．mayC．can’tD．mustn’t
【小題7】
A．slowB．lightC．fastD．loud
【小題8】
A．helpsB．disturbsC．causesD．makes
【小題9】
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