Answer: The Adventures of Toto by Ruskin Bond is an amusing story highlighting the antics of a mischievous monkey. ... The narrator's grandfather boughtToto, a little red monkey from a tonga driver to add to his collection of animals in his private zoo. Toto was an attractive monkey with sparkling eyes
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because it looked very beautiful and expensive maybe
Ted Kerasote introduces the setting in the first paragraph of his essay. He describes the scene to the reader, that the action is taking place in the Northeastern corner of Yellowstone Park in the hills above Soda Bottle Creek. He describes that it's an isolated area, if you left one road you would not come across another one for quite some time.
I would say your answer is creating tension. the rest dont seem to work since refuting a counterclaim will make the argument weaker, but it will help the story, not bring it down. it obviously doesnt make the argument stonger, and the main purpose is for the audience to see both sides. so my answer would be creating tension. hope this helps
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