Question

Class – Work

i. How does Toto come to grandfather’s zoo?

ii. How did Toto use his body parts to his advantage?

iii. What destruction was caused by Toto to the narrator’s room?

iv. What pets did grandfather have? Where did they live?

v. How did the ticket collector classify Toto as? Why did he do so?.....​

Answer 1

Answer:

Q1. How does Toto come to Grandfather’s private zoo?

Ans: Grandfather was fond of pets and he had seen the tonga-driver’s red monkey kept tied to a feeding trough. He felt the monkey looked completely out of place and bought him for five rupees to add him to his private zoo of birds and beasts.

Q2. How did Toto use his body parts to his advantage?

Ans: Toto used his bright eyes to display a mischievous glint. He used his pearly white teeth to smile in a way that would scare Anglo-Indian ladies. He used his fingers quickly and wickedly to pick up things. He used his tail, his third hand, to hang from branches or to pull something that was at a distance.

Q3. What destruction was caused by Toto to the narrator’s room?

ans :Toto tore off the ornamental paper that covered the wall of the narrator’s room and wrenched the peg, to which he had been tied, from its socket. He also tore the narrator’s school blazer into shreds.

Q4. What pets did Grandfather have? Where did they live?

Ans: Grandfather’s pets included a tortoise, a pair of rabbits, and a tame squirrel. They lived together peacefully in a big cage in the servants’ quarters where the narrator’s pet goat also lived. Grandfather also had a donkey named Nana that lived in the stable. Toto was the latest addition to the group.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Toto comes to grandfather's private zoo when he buys him from a tonga-driver for a sum of five rupees. The tonga- driver used to keep the little red monkey. He was tied to a feeding-trough. The monkey looked so out of place there that Grandfather bought him and decided to keep him in his private zoo.

Explanation:

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