Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type Comprehension

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

• The cows hold a meeting

• all the farm animals decide to run away

• Duck talks to the cows and the 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

Read these words from the story.

Click, clack, quack!

Click, clack, quack!

Why does the author use these words?

• to make the story sad

• to make the story scary

• to make the story funny

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

• angry

• amused

• worried

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

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

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

Why does the author repeat the words "click, clack, moo"?

• To help the reader taste the milk.

• To help the reader hear the sounds.

• To help the reader know how happy Farmer Brown is.

What did the cows want from Farmer Brown?

• The cows wanted electric blankets.

• The cows wanted a new barn.

• The cows wanted more food.

• The cows wanted sweaters and scarfs.

What happened when Farmer Brown told the cows he would not give them electric blankets?

• The cows went on strike.

• The cows said, "okay."

• The chickens slept with the cows to keep them warm.

• The cows left the farm.

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

• "How can I run a farm with no milk and no eggs!"

• "Then he couldn't believe his eyes."

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