Which claim is made about the milk in the 'How's the Cow?' section?

• A. The lacteal fluid from the cow is described as highly prolific.
• B. The cow is described as walking and talking and full of chalk.
• C. The milk is described as dangerous to drink.
• D. The cow's milk is described as non-existent.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying what the author actually says about milk in the How’s the Cow? section. The text presents milk (the lacteal fluid) as being produced in large quantities, described as highly prolific. That phrasing signals abundance and productivity, which is exactly what the section emphasizes about the milk.

So the best choice is the one that states the milk is described as highly prolific. The other ideas aren’t supported by the passage—the cow isn’t depicted as walking and talking and full of chalk, there’s no claim that the milk is dangerous to drink, and there’s no suggestion that the milk doesn’t exist.