Final Answer:
The task is to identify the type of each question (e.g., Whose, Who, Which, What, How many, etc.). Each question begins with a question word that signals its type. For example:
- “Whose father…” → *Whose* question (asking about possession)
- “Who knows…” → *Who* question (asking about a person)
- “Who wants/would like…” → *Who* question (still about a person, even with verb phrase)
- “Which two people…” → *Which* question (asking for specific choice(s) from a group)
- “Whose mother…” → *Whose*
- “Who speaks…” → *Who*
- “Which language…” → *Which*
- “How many languages…” → *How many* (asking for quantity)
- “What does Dev like…” → *What* (asking about thing/activity)
- “What does Dev want…” → *What*
So the answer is a list of question types in order:
Whose, Who, Who, Which, Whose, Who, Which, How many, What, What
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of types of questions worksheet.
