WorksheetsClick Clack Moo: Cows That Type Comprehension
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
How does Farmer Brown feel when he FIRST hears the cows typing?
afraid
lucky
surprised
Read these words from the story. Click, clack, moo! Click, clack, moo! Why does the author repeat these words?
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 sentence from the story shows that Farmer Brown is upset with the cows and hens?
"Then, he couldn't believe his eyes."
"How can I run a farm with no milk and no eggs!"
"In the background, he heard the cows busy at work."
What happens AFTER Farmer Brown sends a note demanding eggs and milk?
The cows hold a meeting.
All the farm animals decide to run away.
Duck talks the cows and hens into going back to work.
Read the sentence from the story.
The cows were growing impatient with the farmer.
What does impatient mean?
tired of waiting
very hungry
worn out
sit patiently
What happened after Duck delivered the note?
The cows decided they didn't want the blankets.
The cows held a meeting.
All the other animals asked for electric blankets also.
What deal do the cows offer Farmer Brown?
They'll trade the hens for electric blankets.
They'll trade the typewriter for electric blankets.
They'll trade a diving board for electric blankets.
What does the picture at the end of the story show you?
Farmer Brown refused to give the ducks what they wanted.
Farmer Brown gave the ducks what they wanted.
Farmer Brown gave the ducks electric blankets.
All the animals gathered around the barn to snoop. What does the word gathered mean?
lie down
talk quietly
come together
make a plan
Read these words from the story.
Click, clack, quack! Click, clack, quack! Clickety, clack, quack!
Why does the author use these words?
to make the story sad
to make the story scary
to make the story funny
Which will MOST LIKELY happen AFTER Farmer Brown reads the note from the ducks?
Farmer Brown will give up farming and become a writer.
Farmer Brown will offer to the ducks an electric blanket instead.
Farmer Brown will trade them a diving board for the typewriter.
What happens when Farmer Brown ignores the cow's request?
The cows go on strike.
The cows lock Farmer Brown out of the barn.
The cows run away from the farm.
What did Farmer Brown write in his letter to the cows and hens?
He said he was going on vacation.
He demanded that they give him milk and eggs.
He told them that he would get them electric blankets.
Why do the ducks send a note to Farmer Brown?
They want to prove to the farmer that they can type, too.
They have learned from the cows how to get what they want.
They think the farmer will write back and become their pen pal.
Why did Duck deliver the notes to and from Farmer Brown and the cows?
He liked delivering mail.
He was mad at everyone.
He wasn't on either side.
What was Farmer Brown's problem?
His cows liked to type.
His ducks liked to type.
He did not have any cows.
He did not have any ducks.
What happened when Farmer Brown told the cows he would not give them electric blankets?
The cows went on strike.
The cows said, "ok."
The chickens slept with the cows to keep them warm.
The cows left the farm.
Who are the main characters of this story?
Farmer Brown and the cows
Duck and the cows
the cows and the chicken
Farmer Brown and the ducks
What is the setting of this story?
a farm
a zoo
a house
the lake
Read these words from the story. Why does the author repeat these words?
to help the reader taste the milk
to help the reader hear the sounds
to help the reader know how happy Farmer Brown is
What is the main conflict in 'Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type'?
The cows want electric blankets.
The cows want more food.
The cows want to leave the farm.
The cows want a new barn.
Which literary device is used in the phrase 'Click, Clack, Moo'?
Metaphor
Simile
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
What is Farmer Brown's initial reaction to the cows' demands?
He is amused.
He is angry.
He is confused.
He is indifferent.
What role does Duck play in the story?
Mediator between the cows and Farmer Brown
Leader of the cows
Farmer Brown's assistant
A bystander with no involvement
What lesson can be learned from 'Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type'?
Always listen to your animals.
Communication is key to resolving conflicts.
Never trust a duck.
Farming is a difficult job.
