Question

I. Read the passage the answer the following questions:

Annie couldn’t sleep. A herd of sheep entered her room. “We’ll help you sleep!” they

baa-ed. “Count while we jump.” CLOMP! “One.” CLOMP! “Two.” CLOMP! “Three.”

CLOMP— “Stop!” Annie cried. “Sorry, sheep. You’re super jumpers, but you’re shaking my bed

and hurting my head.” “Oh dear,” said the sheep. “Count while we dance.” TAP-TAP. “One.”

TAP-TAP. “Two.” TAP-TAP— “Stop!” Annie cried. “Sorry, sheep. You’re super dancers, but I

can’t sleep to TAP-TAPs.” “Oh dear,” said the sheep. “We’ll weave you a warm blanket of wool.”

Annie shook her head. “Sorry, sheep. I’m sure you’re super weavers, but that will take too long.”

“Oh, dear,” said the sheep. They talked among themselves. Then they made a quiet circle around

Annie and sang softly and beautifully: “Annie had some singing sheep, singing sheep, singing

sheep. Annie had some singing sheep. They all sang her to sleep.” Annie smiled. She closed her

eyes. And then... she slept.




1. In the story, who comes in Annie's room to help her fall asleep?

a. a flock of geese b. a herd of sheep c. a family of pigs d. Annie's mom and dad

2. Annie's nighttime visitors try different things to help Annie fall asleep.

Write the number 1, 2, 3, or 4 next to the things they try first, second, third, and fourth.

They offer to make a blanket. They tap-dance. They jump around. They sing a beautiful song.

3. Why doesn't Annie want her nighttime visitors to weave her a blanket?

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4. At the end of the story, what helps Annie finally fall asleep? a. a bedtime

Answer 1

Answer:

1) A herd of sheep entered the room for Annie to fall asleep

2)They sing a beautiful song

3) This is because Annie thinks that it would take a long time for the sheep to weave her a blanket

4)The beautiful song of the sheep

Hope it helps!