Daisy, the Cow — Important Questions

Hay

Step 1: After knowing that Daisy was hungry, Aunt Katie decided to feed her. Step 2: The story clearly says 'Aunt Katie gives Daisy some hay to eat.' Step 3: Hay is dry grass that is commonly fed to cows on farms. Step 4: Grass, fruits, and bread are not mentioned in the story as what Daisy was given.

Moo

Step 1: The story tells us that Daisy makes a 'moo' sound. Step 2: Cows are known for the sound 'moo' — this is called mooing. Step 3: Quack is the sound a duck makes, bleat is the sound a goat or sheep makes, and neigh is the sound a horse makes. Step 4: So the correct answer is moo.

Soft and calm

Step 1: In the story, the sheep are described as 'gentle.' Step 2: The word gentle means soft, calm, and not harmful. Step 3: Rough means something harsh or hard — that is the opposite of gentle. Step 4: Loud and big do not describe the meaning of gentle. So 'soft and calm' is the correct meaning.

He pats her gently

Step 1: After Aunt Katie feeds Daisy and explains she is friendly, Jim feels braver. Step 2: The story says 'Slowly, Jim walks up and stands beside Daisy. She makes a soft moo sound when he pats her.' Step 3: Patting Daisy shows Jim is no longer afraid. Step 4: It is Aunt Katie who feeds the hay, not Jim. Hiding and running away would show he is still afraid.