Jason：My boss has contacted me on my smartphone at allhours. I really hate that. Belle：Why do your boss’ phone calls make you so angry? Jason：It’s not only his phone calls. He has also given mework to do through LINE. Belle：I see. Do you often get your boss’ messages afterwork? Jason：Yes, very often, and that’s not the worst part. When Icheck my LINE account, the messages get marked asread, so my boss knows I saw them. Belle：Why is that bad? Jason：Let me put it this way. If I don’t answer the calls frommy boss, he can find someone else to do the work.However, if he sends me messages on LINE, it will behard for me to pretend I don’t see them. Last Monday,I was asked to buy him coffee on my way home at fivein the evening. Belle：I feel sorry for you. Smartphones are really useful foryour boss. Jason：Don’t you have the same problem? Belle：Not really. My boss seldom gets in touch with me afterwork. Jason：That’s hard to believe. How do you keep him away? Belle：That’s easy. I don’t have a cellphone. contact 聯絡 hate 討厭 message 訊息pretend 假裝
13. Which is not true?
(A) Jason usually leaves his boss on read.
(B) Belle doesn’t own a cellphone.
(C) Belle can’t be reached on her cellphone after work.
(D) Jason was asked to buy coffee at five in theevening last Monday.