Journeys Click Clack Moo

How does Farmer Brown feel when he FIRST hears the cows typing?

• afraid

• lucky

• surprised

Read these words from the story.

Click, clack, moo!

Click, clack, moo!

Why does the author repeat these words?

• to help the reader taste the milk

• to help the reader hear the sounds

• to help the reader know how happy Farmer Brown is

How does Farmer Brown feel when he gets the FIRST note from the cows?

• angry

• amused

• worried

Read these lines from the story.

Sorry.

We're closed.

No milk today.

Why do the cows put this note on the barn door?

• They are too cold to make milk.

• They are too tired to make milk.

• They won't give milk until they get electric blankets.

Which sentence from the story shows that Farmer Brown is upset with the cows and hens?

• “Then, he couldn't believe his eyes.”

• “ʻHow can I run a farm with no milk and no eggs!ʼ”

• “In the background, he heard the cows busy at work.”

What happens AFTER Farmer Brown sends a note demanding eggs and milk?

• The cows hold a meeting.

• All the farm animals decide to run away.

• Duck talks the cows and hens into going back to work.

What deal do the cows offer Farmer Brown?

• They'll trade the hens for electric blankets.

• They'll trade the typewriter for electric blankets.

• They'll trade a diving board for electric blankets.

Why do the ducks send a note to Farmer Brown?

• They want to prove to the farmer that they can type, too.

• They have learned from the cows how to get what they want.

• They think the farmer will write back and become their pen pal.

Read these words from the story.

Click, clack, quack!

Click, clack, quack!

Clickety, clack, quack!

Why does the author use these words?

• to make the story sad

• to make the story scary

• to make the story funny

Which will MOST LIKELY happen AFTER Farmer Brown reads the note from the ducks?

• Farmer Brown will give up farming and become a writer.

• Farmer Brown will offer the ducks an electric blanket instead.

• Farmer Brown will trade them a diving board for the typewriter.