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Muley Cow was not bothered by what ______
clothesline rope
100
Who was becoming an expert with the rope?
Johnnie Green
100
Johnnie was pretending that Muley Cow was the?
the buffalo
200
What fruit was mention in the story?
blackberries
200
What did the dog do when he felt something was wrong? 
barked and his hair stood on his back
200

Why was Muley Cow not bothered when Johnnie Green practiced his roping skills?

A He dropped the lasso every time he swung it.

B She realized that the rope did not hurt her.

C He swung the rope in wide circles around his head.

D She stood very still so the swinging rope did not hit her.

B
300
What did Spot do to let the reader know he might have been afraid to go after what was in the bushes?
Spot hung back.
300

How did Johnnie Green try to make his days more interesting?

A He yelled for his dog Spot to “Get it!”

B He thought about different ideas all day.

C He pretended to rope a buffalo instead of a little cow.

D He listened for the animal that was hiding in the thicket.

C
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What did Muley Cow say and do to let the reader know she was fond of Spot the dog?
She chuckled and told her friends he might be afraid.
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Why did Muley Cow leave?
There was an awful smell.
400
What was the strange noise?
A bear
400
When the author mention the word game in the story, what did the author mean by the word game?
wild animals hunted for food or sport.
500

What happened after Johnnie Green stopped quickly?

A He kept running toward the thicket.

B A woodchuck came out of the forest.

C A shaggy form rose up out of the bushes.

D Muley Cow dashed off down the hillside.

C
500

How did Spot’s growling affect what Johnnie Green did next in the story?

A He called Spot back to safety.

B He threw a stone into the bushes.

C He turned around and ran home.

D He led Muley Cow over to the bushes.

B
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Based on paragraphs 9 and 10, how did Muley Cow feel when “she smelled the

strangest, wildest sort of scent”?

A afraid

B tired

C angry

D delighted

A