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Der Wecker am Sonntag

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Why does the alarm ring at six on Sunday?The narrator has deliberately planned to start work at six.The radio turns the alarm on after the narrator gets up.The narrator forgot to switch it off the previous evening.

What does the narrator do after switching the alarm off?Lies back down and stays in bed until getting up at nine.Gets up at six and reads the newspaper in the kitchen.Gets up at nine before reaching over to switch it off.

What causes the narrator to get up, and what follows in the kitchen?The six-o'clock alarm prompts getting up, followed by cheese bread and coffee.Reading the newspaper prompts getting up, followed by switching off the radio.Hunger prompts getting up, followed by cheese bread and coffee.

Which activity happens during breakfast rather than the previous evening?Watching television for a long time.Reading the newspaper.Forgetting to turn the alarm off.

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