Since the new neighbors had moved in down the street, the
nature of the homeowners' association meetings had
changed. now instead of discussing lawn care and
watering schedules, we were forced to endure questions
about traffic safety signs and the lack of sidewalks for
children. when one of the new neighbors raised his hand
yet another time at this meeting. i rolled my eyes and
looked at my watch.
what is the most likely motive for the narrator's reaction in the final sentence?
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a. he has an important question of his own to ask.
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b. he is running late for another event after the meeting.
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c. he feels the neighbors' concerns have already been addressed.
d. he believes the new neighbors ask irrelevant questions.

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