Where do the snakes and rodents take shelter in the story, " A Short Monsoon Diary"?

The correct answer is In Roofs and Attics. Key Points

• The snakes and rodents take shelter in the roofs, attics and godowns.
• They do so because their holes are flooded with rain water.
• 'A Short Monsoon Diary' is a compilation of a few diary entries by renowned writer, Ruskin Bond.
• These extracts describes the silent miracles of nature.

           Thus, 'option 1' is the correct answer. Additional Information

• The story deals with the experience of Ruskin Bond during the monsoon season in the mountains.