Mrs. Brown's a farmer. Every day she gets up at six o'clock and Mr. Brown usually makes her toast and eggs for breakfast. But today Mr. Brown isn't in the kitchen. 'Tom!' she calls. No answer. 'That's strange,' she thinks. Mrs. Brown goes outside and calls Max, her dog. 'Max!' she calls. Max doesn't come. 'That's strange,' she thinks. Mrs. Brown goes to feed the chickens. She looks in the backyard. No chickens. 'That's strange,' she thinks. Mrs. Brown goes to see the cows. She looks in the barn. No cows. 'That's strange,' she thinks. Mrs. Brown looks in the field. No animals. 'Where are the sheep? Where are

Problem Analysis:

The provided text describes Mrs. Brown's morning routine on her farm and her growing concern as she finds no sign of her husband, Tom, or her dog, Max. She then proceeds to check on her farm animals, discovering that the chickens, cows, and animals in the field are also missing.

The text ends abruptly, posing a question about the sheep's whereabouts.

Summary of Events:

• Mrs. Brown gets up at 6 AM.
• Mr. Brown is not in the kitchen.
• Mrs. Brown calls for 'Tom' with no answer.
• Mrs. Brown calls for her dog, Max, who does not come.
• Mrs. Brown goes to feed the chickens but finds none in the backyard.
• Mrs. Brown goes to see the cows but finds none in the barn.
• Mrs. Brown looks in the field and finds no animals.

The story leaves Mrs. Brown questioning the location of the sheep, implying a larger mystery of missing animals on the farm.