4. In paragraph 10, what is the counterclaim that Kashyap addresses and how does she respond to it?
Why do you think she advises against this solution?
You didn't give the paragraph, therefore I'll give an overview of what counterclaim entails.
A Counterclaim simply means a claim that is made in order to refute a previous claim that was made. It simply means the opposing view to a particular statement. It is a different idea from what someone else said.
For example, the counterclaim to the statement "Dogs are dangerous" will be that dogs are good and that they are important for safety. This is a claim that expresses a different idea to the statement.
In this case, you've to get the main idea in the passage firstly, and then describe how Kashyap's idea was different. That's the counterclaim.
