Barnyard:

The transcript narrates a humorous barnyard tale involving Kitty the hen, who ventures into the woods with a turkey and returns with a scandalous story. Her hybrid offspring, sensitive about his appearance, lays eggs and is good to eat. Mrs. Cuckoo, the farmer's wife, finds success in breeding these hybrids. Meanwhile, Little Abdul, the hybrid son, is uncertain about his future, torn between laying eggs or joining his father in the Christmas dinner business.

What was Kitty the hen's excuse for her absence?

• She was at the market.

• She was lost in the woods.

• She was blackberrying.

• She was visiting a friend.

What is unique about Kitty's eldest son?

• He can talk.

• He has a golden feather.

• He is half turkey and half chicken.

• He can fly.

What is the farmer's wife's name?

• Mrs. Goose

• Mrs. Hen

• Mrs. Turkey

• Mrs. Cuckoo

What is Little Abdul uncertain about?

• Whether to become a farmer.

• Whether to lay eggs or join the Christmas dinner business.

• Whether to fly south for winter.

• Whether to join the circus.

What is the outcome of Mrs. Cuckoo's breeding efforts?

• She is breeding only chickens.

• She is breeding more hybrid creatures.

• She is breeding only turkeys.

• She has stopped breeding.