(GIVING BRAINLIST) Read the excerpt from the story Animals in the Zoo and listen to the audio clip. Next, they continued on the tour and stopped at the Primate Discovery Center. There, they saw lemurs, mandrills, chimps, and monkeys.

"Why do the mandrills have colorful noses? Ryan asked.

Preston smiled and said, "I knew someone would ask about that! They are colorful primates, aren't they? The colors on their noses help them attract a mate and also makes it easy for group members to see each other through the thick forests."

The next stop on their bike journey was Cat Kingdom. Here, they saw snow leopards, bobcats, lions, and tigers.

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They also saw black rhinos, hippos, anteaters, and even otters. In Bear Country, they saw grizzly bears, black bears, and wolves. Next, they went through South America and saw the capybaras and macaws. On the Outback Trail, they saw koalas, kangaroos, and cassowaries. Ryan asked question after question on the tour, always having something to say at each exhibit. Preston was happy to answer all of the questions and was glad that someone so young was so interested in animals.

How does the audio clip contribute to the tone of the excerpt?

The audio clip allows the reader to feel as though they are in the zoo with the characters.

The audio clip is meant to demonstrate that tigers are the character's favorite animal.

The audio clip is meant to scare the reader, so they would feel like the character.

The audio clip shows the reader what tigers sound like when they are angry.