Toto (the pet monkey from the story “The Adventures of Toto” in Class 9 English) takes a bath in a very human‑like way in a tub of warm water.

How Toto takes a bath

  • He first tests the temperature of the warm water with his hand, just like a human checking if it is comfortable.
  • Then he climbs in slowly, putting one foot in, then the other, until he is fully in the tub or bowl.
  • Once inside, he uses soap and rubs himself all over his body, carefully imitating human bathing steps.
  • When the water turns cold, he quickly jumps out and runs to the kitchen fire to warm and dry himself.

Toto has learnt to take a bath by copying the narrator (and the family): monkeys are good at imitating, so he observed how humans bathe and repeated the same actions.

Extra detail fans often mention

In the story, Toto loves warm baths so much that once, when a kettle of water was kept on the fire, he removed the lid, tested the water, and sat inside, enjoying it as it warmed up. As the water became hotter and started to boil, he kept hopping up and down—too hot in the kettle, too cold outside—until the grandmother pulled him out just in time, or he might have boiled himself alive.

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