Click Clack Moo

Why does the author repeat

Click, clack, moo!

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

• The cows went on strike.

• The cows said, "ok."

• 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."

What is the deal that the cows offer to Farmer Brown?

• They'll trade the typewriter for electric blankets

• They'll trade the hens for electric blankets.

• They'll trade a diving board for electric blankets

Why did the author repeat the words "click clack moo" several times?

• to help the reader hear the sounds in the story

• to help the reader understand why the cows went on strike

• to help the reader picture what the cows looked like when they were typing

Read the sentence from the story.

The cows were growing impatient with the farmer.

What does impatient mean?

• tired of waiting

• very hungry

• worn out

• sit patiently

Read these words from the story. Why does the author use these words?

• to make the story sad

• to make the story scary

• to make the story funny

Why does the author repeat these words

Click, clack, quack!

Click, clack, quack!

Clickety, clack, quack!

• to make the story sad

• to make the story scary

• to make the story funny

All the animals gathered around the barn to snoop. What does the word gathered mean?

• lie down

• talk quietly

• come together

• make a plan

Why do the ducks send a note to Farmer Brown?

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

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

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