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The passage explicitly contrasts task types: focus tasks gain from fewer interruptions; creative work gains from spontaneous exchanges. It then presents hybrid schedules as an attempt to “capture both advantages,” suggesting a balancing solution. Thus, the author would most likely endorse B. Option A ignores the acknowledged benefits of in-person exchange. Option C implies creativity has no trade-offs in-office, which contradicts the nuisance of interruptions for focused tasks. Option D denies the premise that environment influences productivity for different work types. On Nelson–Denny, align your choice with the passage’s synthesis, especially when a concluding sentence proposes a compromise model. The correct option usually mirrors that synthesis, avoids absolutes, and preserves the nuanced trade-off the author details between different categories of work.