46 Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
(A)New Yorkers are obsessed with cocktail-caliber mingling.
(B)New Yorkers change along with their living space.
(C)New Yorkers will never make genial neighbors.
(D)New Yorkers no longer need buffer zones.

New Yorkers are not notably明顯地 genial友好 neighbors.

Many get to know one another solely單獨 by what manages to permeate滲透 their deadbolted嵌鎖 doors—an odoriferous散發氣味的 stew燉菜, the wail慟哭 of a child, the hushed安靜 sighs of intimate親密 moments.

But the boom繁榮 in condos公寓 loaded充滿 with amenities生活福利設施, along with the construction of some high-end rental出租 buildings, has created opportunities for neighbors to make the transition轉變 from polite有禮貌 elevator nods to cocktail-caliber品質 mingling混合.

More and more properties財產 in the city feature特徵 community amenities生活福利設施 like gyms, lounges休息廳, and roof decks屋頂平臺.

These, and more novel 新穎的、新奇的 spaces—cinemas電影院, wet bars酒吧, squash courts壁球場, outdoor rain showers, are putting lounges with a lonely television set to shame, and they are fostering养育 a clubby俱樂部 college-dormitory atmosphere in several developments.

“We’re extremely social creatures, and I think people in New York suffer from an inability無能、無力 to really interact交流 with people,” said Susan Meiklejohn, associate professor of urban planning at Hunter College. This is not because New Yorkers are cold, Dr. Meiklejohn said, but because the city is so dense密 that people avoid one another to establish buffer zones緩衝區.

“What level of friendliness can you possibly sustain維持 each day if you have to say hello to everybody you meet on 34th Street?” she said.

The design of many new buildings, however, are gradually making New Yorkers venture冒險 beyond tight-lipped hellos at the mailbox.

(A)New Yorkers are obsessed with心神不寧的、著迷cocktail-caliber mingling. 

(B)New Yorkers change along with their living space. 
(C)New Yorkers will never make genial neighbors. 
(D)New Yorkers no longer不再 needbuffer zones.