Mastering Indirect Questions Quiz

Which of the following is an indirect question?

• What time does the meeting start?

• Can you tell me what time the meeting starts?

• Where is the library?

• Is the library open today?

Transform the direct question "Where are you going?" into an indirect question.

• He asked where are you going.

• He asked where you are going.

• He asked where were you going.

• He asked where you going.

Choose the correct punctuation for the indirect question: "She wondered if he was coming to the party"

• She wondered if he was coming to the party?

• She wondered if he was coming to the party.

• She wondered, if he was coming to the party.

• She wondered if he was coming to the party!

Which sentence correctly transforms the direct question "Did you finish your homework?" into an indirect question?

• She asked did you finish your homework.

• She asked if you finished your homework.

• She asked if you had finished your homework.

• She asked had you finished your homework.

Identify the indirect question in the following sentences:

• What is your favorite color?

• Do you know what your favorite color is?

• What time is it?

• Is it raining outside?

Transform the direct question "Why is the sky blue?" into an indirect question.

• He asked why is the sky blue.

• He asked why the sky is blue.

• He asked why was the sky blue.

• He asked why the sky was blue.

Which of the following sentences is an indirect yes/no question?

• Is it going to rain today?

• Can you tell me if it is going to rain today?

• What is the weather forecast for today?

• How is the weather today?

Choose the correct transformation of the direct question "Who won the game?" into an indirect question.

• He asked who won the game.

• He asked who did win the game.

• He asked who has won the game.

• He asked who the game won.

Select the sentence that correctly uses punctuation for an indirect question.

• She asked if I was coming to the party?

• She asked if I was coming to the party.

• She asked, if I was coming to the party.

• She asked if I was coming to the party!

Transform the direct question "What time does the train leave?" into an indirect question.

• He asked what time does the train leave.

• He asked what time the train leaves.

• He asked what time did the train leave.

• He asked what time the train left.