The task in the image involves matching questions with their corresponding answers and understanding the context of each question. Let's break it down step by step:
Questions and Answers:
1.
Who?
- Question: "Who is that boy?"
- Answer: "My brother Tom"
2.
When?
- Question: "When is the party?"
- Answer: "On Friday at 2 o'clock"
3.
What?
- Question: "What is on the table?"
- Answer: "There is a pencil."
4.
Why?
- Question: "Why are you late?"
- Answer: "Because I missed my bus."
5.
Where?
- Question: "Where is your book?"
- Answer: "It is in the bag."
6.
Which?
- Question: "Which is your apple?"
- Answer: "The green one."
Explanation:
Each question corresponds to a specific type of information, as indicated by the interrogative words (Who, When, What, Why, Where, Which). Here’s how they work:
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Who: Refers to a person or entity.
- Example: "Who is that boy?" → The answer identifies a person ("My brother Tom").
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When: Refers to a time or date.
- Example: "When is the party?" → The answer specifies a time ("On Friday at 2 o'clock").
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What: Refers to an object, action, or concept.
- Example: "What is on the table?" → The answer describes an object ("There is a pencil").
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Why: Refers to a reason or cause.
- Example: "Why are you late?" → The answer explains the reason ("Because I missed my bus").
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Where: Refers to a location.
- Example: "Where is your book?" → The answer specifies a place ("It is in the bag").
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Which: Refers to a choice or selection from a group.
- Example: "Which is your apple?" → The answer identifies a specific item ("The green one").
Final Answer:
The task is already completed in the image, but here is the summary for clarity:
1.
Who? → "Who is that boy?" → "My brother Tom"
2.
When? → "When is the party?" → "On Friday at 2 o'clock"
3.
What? → "What is on the table?" → "There is a pencil."
4.
Why? → "Why are you late?" → "Because I missed my bus."
5.
Where? → "Where is your book?" → "It is in the bag."
6.
Which? → "Which is your apple?" → "The green one."
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&\text{Who?} \rightarrow \text{"My brother Tom"} \\
&\text{When?} \rightarrow \text{"On Friday at 2 o'clock"} \\
&\text{What?} \rightarrow \text{"There is a pencil."} \\
&\text{Why?} \rightarrow \text{"Because I missed my bus."} \\
&\text{Where?} \rightarrow \text{"It is in the bag."} \\
&\text{Which?} \rightarrow \text{"The green one."}
\end{aligned}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of wh questions for kids worksheet.
