Residents overlooked by Tate Modern extension should 'get net curtains'

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Question 1

            a) FALSE “ So do you want to put up net curtains? Residents in the block Neo Bankside should consider it if they want their privacy to be maintained.”

            b) TRUE “Tate had put up signs encouraging visitors “not to gesticulate, to recognise that people who live nearby have a right to some privacy”

            c) TRUE “It’s quite horrible,because I have young girls and there are strangers looking in.”

            d) FALSE “The Viewing Level is an intrinsic part of the free public offer of the new building"

Question 2

            a) -residents might install blinds or curtains

                -residents knew about the gallery when they bought their houses

            b) -they feel exposed/observed all the time

                -some are worried because they have young children

Question 3

a)     enhanced

b)    lobby

c)     flippant

            d)   declining

            e)    ongoing

Question 4

a)     If I didn't have young girls, it would not be horrible.

b)    Tate Modern said that since the very first plans had been drawn up in 2007, they had been through an extensive consultation and planning process.

c)     An ongoing dialogue has been maintained with local residents.