Farmer Brown and the Cows' Strike

Farmer Brown faces a unique problem when his cows start typing and demand electric blankets. Initially refusing, Farmer Brown is forced to negotiate when the cows and hens go on strike, withholding milk and eggs. A deal is struck to exchange the typewriter for blankets. However, the ducks then request a diving board, showing the ongoing challenges Farmer Brown faces with his farm animals.

What unusual activity do Farmer Brown's cows engage in?

• They sing songs.

• They type on a typewriter.

• They paint pictures.

• They dance in the barn.

How does Farmer Brown initially react to the cows' typing?

• He is indifferent.

• He is angry.

• He is confused.

• He is amused.

What do the cows request from Farmer Brown?

• A radio

• A new barn

• More hay

• Electric blankets

What action do the cows take when their demand is not met?

• They leave the farm.

• They stop giving milk.

• They break the typewriter.

• They eat all the crops.

What do the cows do to express their dissatisfaction?

• They write a letter.

• They refuse to eat.

• They moo loudly.

• They leave the farm.

Who else joins the cows in their strike?

• The horses

• The hens

• The sheep

• The pigs

What is the main reason the hens join the strike?

• They are bored.

• They want a new coop.

• They are also cold.

• They want more food.

What is Farmer Brown's reaction to the strike?

• He agrees immediately.

• He laughs it off.

• He calls the police.

• He writes a letter demanding milk and eggs.

Who acts as a mediator between Farmer Brown and the cows?

• The horse

• The cat

• The dog

• The duck

What does Farmer Brown use to communicate with the cows?

• A phone

• A sign

• A megaphone

• A letter