Discussion
The phrase 'hustle and bustle of cities' implies :
Answer: A
'Hustle and bustle of cities' implies busy and noisy cities.
The phrase describes the crowded, noisy, hurried activity of city life, people and traffic always on the move.
It has nothing to do with beauty, sights or scenes, and 'peace and calm' is its opposite, the very thing people leave the cities to find.
Writers use the phrase to contrast the restless pace of cities with the quiet of a place like a hill station.
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