Farmer Brown's Animal Negotiations

Farmer Brown faces a unique problem when his cows learn to type and demand electric blankets. Initially refusing, Farmer Brown is forced to negotiate when the cows and hens go on strike, halting milk and egg production. After a series of notes and negotiations, Farmer Brown agrees to the cows' demands in exchange for their typewriter. However, the ducks, inspired by the cows' success, make a new demand for a diving board.

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

• They typed.

• They painted.

• They danced.

• They sang.

What sound did Farmer Brown hear from the barn initially?

• Quack quack.

• Click clack moo.

• Baa baa.

• Moo moo.

What did the cows request from Farmer Brown?

• Electric blankets.

• A television.

• More food.

• A new barn.

What action did the cows take when their demand was not met?

• They broke the typewriter.

• They left the farm.

• They went on strike.

• They stopped eating.

What did the cows use to communicate their demands?

• A computer.

• A typewriter.

• A letter.

• A phone.

Who joined the cows in their strike?

• The pigs.

• The horses.

• The sheep.

• The hens.

What did Farmer Brown demand from the cows and hens?

• A new barn.

• Milk and eggs.

• More milk.

• More eggs.

Who acted as a neutral party in the conflict?

• The duck.

• The horse.

• The cat.

• The dog.

How did Farmer Brown feel about the cows' demands?

• Furious.

• Indifferent.

• Amused.

• Happy.

What did the cows offer in exchange for electric blankets?

• More milk.

• Their typewriter.

• A new barn.

• More eggs.