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Thump, Quack, Moo
Thump, Quack, Moo
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A reading comprehension quiz
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1
Why did the author include this picture?
To show why duck is excited!
To show that the mice are busy.
To teach he readers about balloons.
To help readers understand the festival.
2
Why does Duck go out each night?
To predict the weather.
to go to a barn party.
To pepare for the Festival.
To make The animals wonder.
3
Thump, Quack, Moo is mostly about------.
How to predict the weather.
Farmer Brown and the animals preparing for the festival.
How animals survive on a farm.
Duck building ticket booth.
4
Which of the following words is a compound word?
Chickens
Paintbrush
Building
Hammer
5
How does Farmer Brown get the chickens to build the fence?
He threatens to take away their food.
He lets them use his hammer.
He locks them in the barn.
He lets them use his paintbrush.
6
Duck is different from the other farm animals because----.
Duck does not live on the farm.
Duck is not helping prepare for the festival.
Duck is not excited about the festival.
Duck predicts the weather.
7
How can the reader tell Duck is sneaky?
He jumps from a hot air balloon.
He does not help Farmer Brown.
He goes out at night.
He predicts the weather.
8
What is the root word in the word,
building
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Bui
Build
ing
Uild
9
How did Duck change from the beginning of the story to the end?
He was white and then turned Brown.
He was sad and then turned angry.
He was unexcited and then was excited.
It was sunny and then was rainy.
10
Why does Farmer Brown get out his sketch book, graph paper, art supplies, and mower everyday?
He is an artist.
He is preparing for the festival.
He is taking care of the farm.
He is planning to trick the animals.
11
Why did the author include this picture?
To show what mice look like.
To help the readers understand what meteorology means.
To show that the mice are happy.
To help readers understand what busy means.