Reading Comprehension

1 of 6
“Nothing can disturb that relaxing feeling.”

The writer is sure that his enjoyment cannot be interrupted.
The writer feels that his relaxation is going to end.

2 of 6
“That is, until somewhere nearby the sound of arguing breaks through the silence.”

Not far from the argument, there is a noise.
The noise of the argument is close.

3 of 6
“Someone doesn’t think their teenage daughter should go to some party, and she makes it very clear to everyone in the neighbourhood that she doesn’t agree.”

Everyone can hear the parent shouting at her/his daughter.
The daughter reacts strongly to her parent.

4 of 6
“No-one can escape the slamming of doors, breaking glass and strong language that contrasts with the satisfying sensation of a nap in the garden after lunch.”

Everyone nearby notices the noise.
The noise doesn't affect most people in the area.

5 of 6
“Before long, there’s noise coming from everywhere and it seems there’s nowhere to go for a bit of peace and quiet.”

Very quickly, the writer decides it's impossible to relax anywhere.
The writer decides to go to a different place to relax.

6 of 6
“Something tells me our noisy neighbours have acted like an alarm clock saying, ‘Wake up everyone! Siesta time’s over.’.”

The neighbours who are arguing think it is alright to make noise because siesta time has finished.
The loud neighbours don't care that their argument might wake people from their sleep.

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