Parker Fennally Fred Allen

Fred Allen humorously critiques various subjects, including radio. Mr. Moody expresses his dislike for radio, equating it to talking furniture. He shares a funny story about having a radio in a hen house, where the hens seemingly lay more eggs after listening to it. The transcript is a comedic take on the influence of radio.

What subject does Fred Allen humorously critique in the introduction?

• Books

• Newspapers

• Radio

• Television

How does Mr. Moody feel about radio?

• He is fascinated by it

• He loves it

• He dislikes it

• He is indifferent

What does Mr. Moody compare the radio to?

• A noisy neighbor

• Talking furniture

• A singing bird

• A talking book

Where did Mr. Moody keep his radio?

• In the hen house

• In the barn

• In the living room

• In the kitchen

What unusual event happened with the hens after listening to the radio?

• They flew away

• They laid double the eggs

• They stopped laying eggs

• They started singing