Wh- Questions Quiz worksheet - Free Printable

Let's solve this Wh- Questions Quiz step by step.

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Instructions Recap:

- Fill in the blanks using: Who, What, When, Where, Why, How
- Then match each sentence to the correct picture.

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Step 1: Fill in the Blanks

We’ll go through each question and choose the correct Wh- word based on the answer provided.

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1. ______ is she? She is my teacher.
→ Asking about a person → Who
✔ Who

2. ______ time is it? It’s 2:55 PM.
→ Asking about time → What (We say "What time is it?" not "When time is it?")
✔ What

3. ______ are they? They are in the School.
→ Asking about location → Where
✔ Where

4. ______ is he sad? Because he failed the quiz.
→ Asking for reason → Why
✔ Why

5. ______ is Christmas? It’s on 25th December.
→ Asking about date/time → When
✔ When

6. ______ is it? It’s a lamp.
→ Asking about object/thing → What
✔ What

7. ______ are they? They’re at the Zoo.
→ Asking about location → Where
✔ Where

8. ______ are you? I’m bad, I’m sick.
→ Asking about condition/health → How
✔ How

9. ______ is he doing? He’s writing.
→ Asking about action → What
✔ What

10. ______ is she doing? She’s painting.
→ Asking about action → What
✔ What

11. ______ is she so happy? Because, she won the quiz.
→ Asking for reason → Why
✔ Why

12. ______ are they? They are at the cinema.
→ Asking about location → Where
✔ Where

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✔ Final Answers:

1. Who
2. What
3. Where
4. Why
5. When
6. What
7. Where
8. How
9. What
10. What
11. Why
12. Where

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Step 2: Match Each Sentence to the Right Picture

Now let’s match each sentence with the correct image.

We have 8 pictures (some sentences share similar images), but we need to assign each sentence to its matching image.

Let’s analyze the pictures:

#### Picture 1: Boy writing on paper
→ Matches sentence: "He’s writing." → Sentence #9
✔ #9 → Picture 1

#### Picture 2: Clock showing 2:55
→ Matches sentence: "It’s 2:55 PM." → Sentence #2
✔ #2 → Picture 2

#### Picture 3: Teacher pointing (in classroom)
→ Matches sentence: "She is my teacher." → Sentence #1
✔ #1 → Picture 3

#### Picture 4: Lamp
→ Matches sentence: "It’s a lamp." → Sentence #6
✔ #6 → Picture 4

#### Picture 5: Two kids watching movie, popcorn
→ Matches sentence: "They are at the cinema." → Sentence #12
✔ #12 → Picture 5

#### Picture 6: Boy sitting, sad, holding head
→ Matches sentence: "He failed the quiz." → Sentence #4
✔ #4 → Picture 6

#### Picture 7: Calendar showing Dec 25 + Christmas tree
→ Matches sentence: "Christmas is on 25th December." → Sentence #5
✔ #5 → Picture 7

#### Picture 8: Girl painting on easel
→ Matches sentence: "She’s painting." → Sentence #10
✔ #10 → Picture 8

Now the remaining sentences:

- #3: "They are in the school" → Picture of classroom (children at desks)
→ This is Picture 3, but wait — we already used that for #1?

Wait! Let's double-check.

Actually, Picture 3 shows a teacher pointing — likely the same as sentence #1 ("She is my teacher").

But there's another picture: classroom with students (bottom left). That’s Picture A.

Let’s re-label the pictures clearly:

From the worksheet:

1. Boy writing → #9
2. Clock → #2
3. Teacher pointing → #1
4. Lamp → #6
5. Cinema → #12
6. Sad boy → #4
7. Calendar with Dec 25 → #5
8. Girl painting → #10

Now, what about:

- #3: "They are in the school." → Should be the classroom scene (children at desks) → But that's not yet assigned.
- #7: "They're at the zoo" → Picture of people looking at animals
- #8: "I'm bad, I'm sick" → Picture of girl with thermometer (sick)
- #11: "She is so happy because she won the quiz" → Picture of girl walking with "4×" (good grade)

Wait — there are more pictures than initially counted.

Let’s list all pictures:

1. Boy writing → #9
2. Clock → #2
3. Teacher pointing → #1
4. Lamp → #6
5. Cinema → #12
6. Sad boy → #4
7. Calendar → #5
8. Girl painting → #10
9. Classroom (students at desks) → #3
10. Zoo (people looking at monkeys) → #7
11. Sick girl (thermometer) → #8
12. Happy girl with "4×" → #11

Wait — the original image has 12 sentences, but only 8 distinct pictures shown. Actually, looking closely:

The bottom row has 4 pictures:
- Classroom
- Zoo
- Happy girl with "4×"
- Girl painting

And top right:
- Boy writing
- Clock
- Teacher
- Sad boy
- Calendar
- Cinema
- Lamp
- Sick girl

So total: 12 pictures? No — actually, the layout has:

- Top left: Boy writing
- Top right: Sad boy
- Middle left: Clock
- Middle right: Teacher
- Bottom left: Classroom
- Bottom center: Zoo
- Bottom right: Happy girl & Girl painting
- Also: Cinema (under calendar), Lamp, etc.

Wait — actually, the images are scattered. Let’s count them:

1. Boy writing (top left)
2. Sad boy (top right)
3. Clock (middle left)
4. Teacher (middle right)
5. Classroom (bottom left)
6. Zoo (bottom center)
7. Happy girl (bottom right)
8. Girl painting (bottom right, next to happy girl)
9. Cinema (on the right side, under calendar)
10. Lamp (left side, below clock)
11. Calendar (Dec 25)
12. Sick girl (right side, below calendar)

Wait — actually, some are grouped.

But from the image, we can see:

- Image 1: Boy writing → #9
- Image 2: Clock → #2
- Image 3: Teacher → #1
- Image 4: Lamp → #6
- Image 5: Cinema → #12
- Image 6: Sad boy → #4
- Image 7: Calendar → #5
- Image 8: Girl painting → #10
- Image 9: Classroom → #3
- Image 10: Zoo → #7
- Image 11: Happy girl → #11
- Image 12: Sick girl → #8

Yes! There are 12 pictures — one per sentence.

So now, final matching:

| Sentence | Wh-word | Answer | Matching Picture |
|--------|--------|--------|------------------|
| 1 | Who | She is my teacher | Teacher (image: woman pointing) |
| 2 | What | It’s 2:55 PM | Clock |
| 3 | Where | They are in the school | Classroom (kids at desks) |
| 4 | Why | Because he failed the quiz | Sad boy |
| 5 | When | It’s on 25th December | Calendar |
| 6 | What | It’s a lamp | Lamp |
| 7 | Where | They’re at the zoo | Zoo (looking at animals) |
| 8 | How | I’m bad, I’m sick | Sick girl (thermometer) |
| 9 | What | He’s writing | Boy writing |
| 10 | What | She’s painting | Girl painting |
| 11 | Why | Because she won the quiz | Happy girl with “4×” |
| 12 | Where | They are at the cinema | Cinema (two kids watching movie) |

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✔ Final Answer Summary:

#### Fill in the blanks:

1. Who is she? She is my teacher.
2. What time is it? It’s 2:55 PM.
3. Where are they? They are in the school.
4. Why is he sad? Because he failed the quiz.
5. When is Christmas? It’s on 25th December.
6. What is it? It’s a lamp.
7. Where are they? They’re at the zoo.
8. How are you? I’m bad, I’m sick.
9. What is he doing? He’s writing.
10. What is she doing? She’s painting.
11. Why is she so happy? Because she won the quiz.
12. Where are they? They are at the cinema.

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#### Matching Sentences to Pictures:

1. → Teacher pointing
2. → Clock
3. → Classroom
4. → Sad boy
5. → Calendar (Dec 25)
6. → Lamp
7. → Zoo
8. → Sick girl
9. → Boy writing
10. → Girl painting
11. → Happy girl with “4×”
12. → Cinema (kids watching movie)

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✔ All done! The quiz is solved correctly.