Click Clack

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

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."

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

Select all of the characters that were personified (given human characteristics) in this story.

• The hens.

• The Farmer

• The cows.

• The duck.

Select the two words from the story that are examples of onomatopoeia.

• duck

• moo

• clack

• cow

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

• to help the reader see the cows

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.

• The cows and hens were silent.

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

• to make the story serious

Select all of the characters that were personified (given human characteristics) in this story.

• The hens.

• The Farmer

• The cows.

• The duck.

Select the two words from the story that are examples of onomatopoeia.

• duck

• moo

• clack

• cow