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单选题According to the passage, who is afraid of being heard while talking on the mobile?

A．Talker
B．The "speakeasy".
C．The "spacemaker".
D．Texter

【定位】由题于中的who is afraid of being heard可定考点在第6段。
【解析】细节题。从第6段可知，根据人们打电话的方式．可以划分出两种人：speakeasy总是很自信地与人交谈；spacemaker则喜欢自己一个人交谈而不愿被别人听到。所以确定应该选择C。
【点睛】细节题。其余各项不符题意。

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