Question

The brain part devoted for mischief was far more developed in Toto. Do you agree with this observation of narrator?

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes, I do agree that the part of the brain devoted to mischief was far more developed in Toto.

Explanation:

Toto always did mischief like this one time when the narrator's grand father locked Toto in a room Toto got out of the place he was locked in and tore the walls of that room.One more mischief (in the story) he did was he tore the narrator's blazer. One day he almost killed himself due to his mischief by going and taking a rest inside a cooker which had boiling water.