Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type Comprehension

Read these lines from the story. Why do the cows put this note on the barn door?

• They are too cold to make milk.

• They are too tired to make milk.

• They won't give milk until they get electric blankets.

Read these words from the story. Why does the author use these words?

• to make the story sad

• to make the story scary

• to make the story funny

Why did the author repeat the words "click clack moo" several times?

• to help the reader hear the sounds in the story

• to help the reader understand why the cows went on strike

• to help the reader picture what the cows looked like when they were typing

How did Farmer Brown feel about the typing cows at the beginning of the story?

• shocked

• happy

• worried

How did Farmer Brown feel when the cows and hens went on strike?

• sad

• disappointed

• furious

Why did Farmer Brown type a note to the cows and hens?

• to demand milk and eggs

• to tell them to move out of the barn

• to tell them he would give them electric blankets

Why was Duck chosen to bring Farmer Brown's note to the cows and hens?

• He was very helpful.

• He liked delivering mail.

• He wasn't on anyone's side in the argument.

What was the deal that the cows and Farmer Brown agreed to?

• The cows would exchange their typewriters for blankets.

• The cows would exchange their typewriters for a diving board.

• The cows would exchange their typewriters for food.

How does the Farmer Brown feel when he FIRST hears the cows typing?

• afraid

• lucky

• surprised

Read the 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