Farm Animal Demands and Actions

Farmer Brown faces a unique problem when his cows learn to type and demand electric blankets. Refusing their request, the cows go on strike, halting milk production. The hens join in, demanding blankets too. Farmer Brown issues an ultimatum, but the animals negotiate a deal to exchange their typewriter for blankets. Just as the situation resolves, the ducks make a new demand for a diving board.

What unusual skill did Farmer Brown's cows acquire?

• They learned to type.

• They learned to sing.

• They learned to paint.

• They learned to dance.

What did the cows demand from Farmer Brown?

• Electric blankets

• A new barn

• More food

• A television

What sound did Farmer Brown hear from the barn?

• Mooing

• Typing

• Quacking

• Barking

What did the cows use to communicate their demands?

• A phone

• A letter

• A typewriter

• A computer

What action did the cows take when their demands were not met?

• They wrote a letter to the mayor.

• They started a protest.

• They went on strike.

• They left the farm.

What was the result of the cows' strike?

• The cows started producing cheese.

• The cows stopped producing milk.

• The cows produced more milk.

• The cows moved to another farm.

Who joined the cows in their strike?

• The pigs

• The sheep

• The hens

• The goats

What did the hens demand?

• A heater

• More food

• A new coop

• Electric blankets

How did Farmer Brown respond to the animals' demands?

• He ignored them.

• He offered more food instead.

• He agreed to all demands.

• He refused to give electric blankets.

What was Farmer Brown's initial reaction to the cows' demands?

• He was amused.

• He was indifferent.

• He was confused.

• He was angry.