Let’s think about this step by step.
The question is asking:
How do people feel when instead of talking to them you are typing on your mobile phone?
We’re looking for the answer that best describes how *other people* (not you) feel in that situation.
Let’s look at each option:
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Option A:
“People don’t like me so they don’t care if I’m typing on my mobile phone.”
→ This says other people don’t care. But that doesn’t match what we usually see — most people *do* notice and feel ignored when someone types instead of talking. Also, it blames “people not liking me,” which isn’t really about their feelings — it’s about yours. So this is probably wrong.
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Option B:
“When I’m with other people we don’t talk, we message each other via our mobile phones.”
→ This is describing a behavior (messaging instead of talking), but it doesn’t say how anyone *feels*. The question asks about feelings — so this doesn’t answer the question. Wrong.
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Option C:
“People feel uncomfortable because they think I find them boring and that I don’t respect them.”
→ This directly answers the question! It tells us how *other people feel*: uncomfortable. And it explains why — they think you’re ignoring them or disrespecting them. That makes sense. When someone types on their phone while you’re trying to talk, it can feel rude or dismissive.
This matches real-life situations too — many people feel hurt or disrespected when others choose their phone over conversation.
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✔ So, the correct answer is
C.
Final Answer:
C
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