Let’s go through each question one by one. We need to pick the correct question word (like WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY) that fits the answer given.
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1. ___ is he? He is at the cinema.
→ The answer tells us a *place*. So we ask “Where?”
✔ WHERE
2. ___ is he sad? Because he is ill.
→ The answer starts with “Because” — that means we’re asking for a reason. So we use “Why?”
✔ WHY
3. ___ is that? It is a present (regalo).
→ The answer tells us *what thing* it is. So we ask “What?”
✔ WHAT
4. ___ is the exam? It is next week.
→ The answer tells us *time* (“next week”). So we ask “When?”
✔ WHEN
5. ___ is that (eso)? It is a mouse.
→ Again, the answer tells us *what thing* it is. So “What?”
✔ WHAT
6. ___ is he happy? Because he has got a new car.
→ Answer starts with “Because” → asking for reason → “Why?”
✔ WHY
7. ___ is she? She is my sister.
→ The answer tells us *who* the person is. So “Who?”
✔ WHO
8. ___ is your birthday? Tomorrow.
→ Answer is a time (“Tomorrow”) → “When?”
✔ WHEN
9. ___ is Jack? He is in bed.
→ Answer tells us *place* (“in bed”) → “Where?”
✔ WHERE
10. ___ makes breakfast? My grandmother.
→ Answer tells us *which person* does something → “Who?”
✔ WHO
11. ___ did you buy? A lot of things.
→ Answer tells us *what things* were bought → “What?”
✔ WHAT
12. ___ is crying? My dad and my brother.
→ Answer tells us *which people* are crying → “Who?”
✔ WHO
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Final Answer:
1. WHERE
2. WHY
3. WHAT
4. WHEN
5. WHAT
6. WHY
7. WHO
8. WHEN
9. WHERE
10. WHO
11. WHAT
12. WHO
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of w h questions worksheets.
