How's your cell phone etiquette?Move over, Miss Manners

Your dinners, meetings, bus rides, book readings, movies--you name it--have all been disturbed by rude cell phone users. They have complete disregard for those around them and think that you actually want to hear all the intimate details of their lives. They're annoying. They're loathsome. And you could be one of them! How good is your cell phone etiquette? Take our quiz and find out.

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Move over, Miss Manners
Cell phone users as considerate as you are few and far between in this country of 171.2 million cell phone subscribers. The public appreciates not hearing the intimate details of your date the night before, and the fact that you don't answer your phone in the company of others does not go unnoticed. You use the environmental settings on your phone so as not to disrupt, you excuse yourself when you need to make or receive an important call, and you talk at a low, unobtrusive level. While not one to draw attention to yourself, be proud. Then politely call or text your family, friends, and coworkers and pass on your cell phone manners knowledge.