Grandfather bought the Toto form its owner because of his poor condition; this
shows that Grandfather was a kind person. But, later on he sold Toto back again to
his owner. Does this show that he was his kindness was not genuine. Give your
comment.
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Answer:
Describe in brief, the adventures of Toto, the monkey.
Ans. The tow was a pretty monkey. He was very mischievous. Grandfather bought him from a tonga-driver for three rupees. At first, Toto was kept in a little store. It opened into the narrator’s bedroom. Here Toto removed the wallpaper and tore the narrator’s school blazer. Now Toto was transferred to grandfather’s private zoo-Saharanpur. He was put in a canvas private zoo. Here monkey did not allow the animals to sleep in peace at night. Toto travelled with grandfather to In the stable, Toto gave a lot of as ag. Grandfather had to pay three rupees extra on account of Toto’s ticket. he found the water too hot, I trouble to the donkey. Once Tom putts himself into the kettle on the fire. When lunchtime Toto saw a dish op.. jumped up and down. Grandfather saved him from there. One day, at the dish of pulao and ran out. lie – I rice on the dining table. He started eating rice. Then he picked them into pieces. sat on the jackfruit tree. After eating rice. he threw the plate and broke it into pieces
Q.2. Describe the situation in which grandfather found himself at the Saharanpur railway station.
Ans. Toto’s presence had still not been disclosed to the grandmother. The next day, grandfather had to go to Saharanpur to get his pension. He decided to take Toto along with him. He got a big black canvas bag and put Toto into it. The bag was too strong for Toto to bite or tear. Toto remained in the bag as far as Saharanpur. At the gate, as the ticket-collector was checking grandfather’s ticket, Toto put his head out of the bag and grinned at the ticket-collector. He told the grandfather that there was a dog with him. Grandfather told him that it was not a dog. but a monkey. But the ticket-collector was adamant and charged three rupees extra. Then grandfather showed him his pet tortoise. The ticket-collector said that it was not a dog and hence there would be no ticket for it.