People love ____ cell phones. The Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association ____ that as of 2017, over 273 million people in the United States ____ cell phones compared ____ 78 million in 2010. People use their cell phones many ____ a day in many different ____. They talk ____ the car or on a ____. They talk in the store or ____ the mall. They even talk on their cell phones ____ movies and worship ____. The ____ use of cell phones has also ____ a growing culture of rude ____. People are becoming so used to ____ and hearing cell phones that some have ____ proper cell phone ____. Yes, there are some do’s and don’ts of cell phone ____. One of the ____ habits of cell phone ____ is “cell yell,” or ____ conversations in ____ places. Cell phone users need to ____ the personal ____ of those ____ them. Loud, long rings are ____. One should keep the ringer at a low ____ or better yet, ____ it to vibrate. An easy adage to ____ is, if the lights are ____, your cell phone should ____ off too. It is rude to those paying moviegoers sitting ____ to you to ____ your cell phone ____. It’s even ruder if you ____ your phone and talk ____ the movie. The ____ is true for concerts, plays, musicals, lectures, and worship services. If the spotlight is ____ on you, you ____ be talking. Respect the ____ of those places that ____ no cell phone use on their ____. When you ____ or receive calls, electromagnetic waves are sent ____ the air. Hospitals, for example, have many electronic ____ and computers. When electromagnetic waves try to go through them, they could ____. Pay attention ____ cell phone ____ in hospitals, especially in critical ____ areas. The next time you turn ____ your beloved cell phone, think of those ____ you. Help create a kinder world, not a ____ one.

Where Are Your Cell Phone Manners? -- Cloze

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