Let's solve each question in the
Wh-questions Worksheet step by step and explain the correct answers.
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1. _________ do you work?
Options:
a) How much
b) Where
c) How many
✔ Correct answer: b) Where
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Explanation:
The sentence is asking about the
place of work. "Where" is used to ask about location.
👉 *"Where do you work?"* = asking for a place (e.g., "I work in a bank.")
✘ "How much" asks about quantity or price (not relevant here).
✘ "How many" asks about countable things (e.g., "How many people?").
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2. _________ have you worked there?
Options:
a) How much
b) How long
c) How many
✔ Correct answer: b) How long
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Explanation:
This question is asking about the
duration of time someone has been working at a place.
👉 *"How long have you worked there?"* = asking for a period (e.g., "For 5 years.")
✘ "How much" is for uncountable nouns or money.
✘ "How many" is for countable items (e.g., "How many hours?"), but not typically used with "have you worked" — "How long" is more natural.
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3. _________ do you work with?
Options:
a) Who
b) When
c) How many
✔ Correct answer: a) Who
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Explanation:
This is asking about the
people you work with.
👉 *"Who do you work with?"* = asking for names or roles of coworkers.
✘ "When" asks about time (e.g., "When do you work?").
✘ "How many" would be used if asking about number (e.g., "How many people do you work with?"), but that’s not the same as “work with whom.”
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4. _________ do you get to supermarket?
Options:
a) Who
b) Where
c) How
✔ Correct answer: c) How
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Explanation:
This is asking about the
manner or method of travel.
👉 *"How do you get to the supermarket?"* = asking about transportation (e.g., "By bus", "By car").
✘ "Who" asks about people.
✘ "Where" asks about place, but the sentence already mentions "supermarket" (the destination).
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5. _________ are there in your office?
Options:
a) How much
b) How long
c) How many
✔ Correct answer: c) How many
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Explanation:
This is asking about the
number of people or objects in the office.
👉 *"How many are there in your office?"* = asking for a count (e.g., "There are 10 people.").
✘ "How much" is used for uncountable nouns (e.g., "How much water?").
✘ "How long" refers to duration or length, not count.
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6. _________ is your sister's name?
Options:
a) Who
b) What
c) How
✔ Correct answer: b) What
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Explanation:
We use
"What" to ask for information about a name, especially when referring to it as a noun.
👉 *"What is your sister's name?"* → "Her name is Emily."
✘ "Who" is used to ask about a person (e.g., "Who is your sister?"), not her name.
✘ "How" is for manner or condition (e.g., "How are you?").
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
b) Where
2.
b) How long
3.
a) Who
4.
c) How
5.
c) How many
6.
b) What
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📝 Summary Table:
| Question | Correct Answer | Why? |
|--------|----------------|------|
| 1 | Where | Asks about place |
| 2 | How long | Asks about duration |
| 3 | Who | Asks about people |
| 4 | How | Asks about method/way |
| 5 | How many | Asks about countable number |
| 6 | What | Asks for a name |
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