Sure! Let’s solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to choose the best question word from:
What? When? Who? Where? Why? to complete each sentence.
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1. _________ are you going?
- This asks about a
place.
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✔ Correct answer:
Where?
- *Example: “Where are you going?” — asking for a location.*
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2. _________ is your best friend?
- This asks about a
person.
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✔ Correct answer:
Who?
- *Example: “Who is your best friend?” — asking for a name or person.*
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3. _________ time do you get up?
- This asks about
time (specifically, what hour).
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✔ Correct answer:
What?
- *Note: We say “What time…” not “When time…”. “When” is used for broader time periods like days or dates.*
- *Example: “What time do you get up?” — asking for the clock time.*
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4. _________ is your birthday?
- This asks about the
date/time of an event.
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✔ Correct answer:
When?
- *Example: “When is your birthday?” — asking for the month/day/year.*
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5. _________ are you sad?
- This asks for the
reason behind a feeling.
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✔ Correct answer:
Why?
- *Example: “Why are you sad?” — asking for the cause.*
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6. _________ do you live?
- This asks about
location/residence.
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✔ Correct answer:
Where?
- *Example: “Where do you live?” — asking for your address or city.*
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7. _________ is your favorite food?
- This asks about a
thing — in this case, a type of food.
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✔ Correct answer:
What?
- *Example: “What is your favorite food?” — asking for the name of the food.*
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
Where?
2.
Who?
3.
What?
4.
When?
5.
Why?
6.
Where?
7.
What?
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## 💡 Quick Tip:
Here’s a simple guide to remember:
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Who? → Person
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What? → Thing or object
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Where? → Place
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When? → Time (dates, days)
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Why? → Reason
And remember:
“What time?” is always used for clock times — never “When time?”
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or flashcards for practice! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of wh questions worksheet.
