Guidelines for cell phone etiquette (rules of appropriate use) include
A) avoiding use of a cell phone in a restaurant, in a theater, or during any public performance when others might be disturbed
B) using a cell phone during a dinner date only when someone important has called you
C) using a cell phone during a business meeting only when family members or close friends call, but no one else
D) speaking in a louder voice so that the person on the receiving end can hear you clearly

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Using a cell phone in environments such as restaurants, theaters, or during public performances can be disruptive and disrespectful to others around you. It is considered good etiquette to avoid using your phone in these settings to prevent disturbing others. Choices B, C, and D suggest scenarios where cell phone use might still be considered inappropriate or suggest behaviors (like speaking loudly) that could disturb others, which contradicts general guidelines for respectful cell phone use.

Guidelines for Cell Phone Etiquette (Rules of Appropriate Use) Include