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Direction: Read the given passage carefully to answer the following questions. Each question will have five alternatives as its answer. Choose the correct option as your answer.
In the stillness of the late hours, there was a scientist hard at work. His grand project consisted of a machine with the potential to navigate through time. These experiments drowned the serenity of the night with a symphony of sounds and flickering lights. Such activities required a substantial amount of electrical power, which often led to interruptions in the town's power supply. The peaceful environment of the town started to feel more like a scene from a dramatic science fiction novel. The neighbors began to voice their worries and the general unease started to grow.
The otherwise quiet townsfolk found themselves caught up in these nightly disturbances. The strange sounds and flickering lights disrupted their sleep, and the occasional power cuts caused frustration and disruption to their daily lives. Where once they felt a sense of community and calm, they now felt stress and concern. Their growing reservation about these nightly happenings led them to a significant decision. With one unified voice, they pleaded with the scientist to leave their town - a tough decision, but one they thought necessary for the greater good of their community
However, there was one individual, a young boy, who didn't share in the town's concern and agitation. This boy was different. He saw the nightly activities not as a disturbance, but as an opportunity. An opportunity presented by science that could redefine the future. He was fascinated by the scientist's work. The strange sounds and lights that bothered the rest of the town lit a spark of curiosity in him. His belief in the power of science was too strong to be swayed by the town's disapproval.
Against the backdrop of the discontented townspeople, this boy extended his helping hand to the scientist. He spent his nights assisting in the experiments, learning fascinating new things every day. He admired the scientist's dedication to his project and a bond of mutual respect and shared interest grew between them. Despite the town's growing reservation and pushback against the scientist and his experiments, the boy remained steadfast, absolutely sure of the importance of the work they were doing. His support offered a beacon of hope for the scientist who was unwavering in his efforts to bring his ambitious project to life.
How did the young boy perceive the scientist's nightly activities?
As a disturbance
As a crime
As an opportunity
As an act of rebellion
As a threat to the community's peace
- The young boy saw the scientist's nightly activities as more than just a disturbance. While the townspeople were troubled by the experiments, the boy viewed them with fascination and curiosity.
- He noticed not a disruption but a chance to engage with groundbreaking scientific work.
- Option 3: As an opportunity - The passage clearly mentions that the boy saw the scientist's activities as a chance and was inspired by the potential of science.
- Option 1: As a disturbance - This reflects the townspeople's view, not the boy's.
- Option 2: As a crime - The passage doesn't describe the activities as criminal.
- Option 4: As an act of rebellion - There's no indication of rebellion in the scientist's work.
- Option 5: As a threat to the community's peace - Again, this aligns more with the townspeople's view than the boy's.
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