(2) 4th Grade-butter Churn

1. Butter Churn By Liana Mahoney I wish I had a butter churn, Like those used long ago. So in my kitchen I could have A butter-making show!   I'd show my friends the magic trick Of turning thick, rich cream Into sweet butter for my bread - A butter-lover's dream!   But when my arms began to ache, I think I'd stop the show. For making butter is hard work, Since churning goes so slow.   I love sweet butter - yes, it's true! But churning's such a chore. Instead, I'll put it on my list And buy some at the store! ----- What does the author want to put her butter on?

2. Butter Churn By Liana Mahoney I wish I had a butter churn, Like those used long ago. So in my kitchen I could have A butter-making show!   I'd show my friends the magic trick Of turning thick, rich cream Into sweet butter for my bread - A butter-lover's dream!   But when my arms began to ache, I think I'd stop the show. For making butter is hard work, Since churning goes so slow.   I love sweet butter - yes, it's true! But churning's such a chore. Instead, I'll put it on my list And buy some at the store! ----- In the last stanza, how did the author decide to get her butter?

3. Butter Churn By Liana Mahoney I wish I had a butter churn, Like those used long ago. So in my kitchen I could have A butter-making show!   I'd show my friends the magic trick Of turning thick, rich cream Into sweet butter for my bread - A butter-lover's dream!   But when my arms began to ache, I think I'd stop the show. For making butter is hard work, Since churning goes so slow.   I love sweet butter - yes, it's true! But churning's such a chore. Instead, I'll put it on my list And buy some at the store! -----   According to the poem, what is the main ingredient for making butter?

4. Butter Churn By Liana Mahoney I wish I had a butter churn, Like those used long ago. So in my kitchen I could have A butter-making show!   I'd show my friends the magic trick Of turning thick, rich cream Into sweet butter for my bread - A butter-lover's dream!   But when my arms began to ache, I think I'd stop the show. For making butter is hard work, Since churning goes so slow.   I love sweet butter - yes, it's true! But churning's such a chore. Instead, I'll put it on my list And buy some at the store! ----- Why does the author want to churn butter?

5. Butter Churn By Liana Mahoney I wish I had a butter churn, Like those used long ago. So in my kitchen I could have A butter-making show!   I'd show my friends the magic trick Of turning thick, rich cream Into sweet butter for my bread - A butter-lover's dream!   But when my arms began to ache, I think I'd stop the show. For making butter is hard work, Since churning goes so slow.   I love sweet butter - yes, it's true! But churning's such a chore. Instead, I'll put it on my list And buy some at the store! ----- (Select all that apply) Which of the following is listed as reasons for her to stop churning butter?