Question Words: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How

The video tutorial introduces question words: who, what, where, when, why, and how. It explains their importance in forming questions to gain knowledge. Each word is discussed with examples, showing how they are used to inquire about people, details, locations, times, reasons, and methods. The tutorial concludes with a review of these question words, reinforcing their usage and significance.

What is the common feature of all questions?

• They all start with a verb.

• They all have multiple answers.

• They all end with a period.

• They all use question words.

Which question word would you use to ask about a person?

• Where

• Who

• How

• What

Identify the question word in the sentence: 'Who is at the door?'

• At

• Who

• Door

• Is

What type of information does the question word 'what' seek?

• The reason for something

• The location of something

• The name or details of something

• The time something happened

Fill in the blank: '_____ is your favorite book?'

• Why

• What

• Who

• Where

Which question word would you use to ask about a location?

• Who

• Where

• Why

• When

Which of these questions correctly asks about a location?

• Where did she go?

• Why did she go there?

• When did she go there?

• How did she go there?

What does the question word 'when' ask about?

• Locations

• Reasons

• People

• Times

Which question word is used to ask about the reason for something?

• Why

• What

• When

• How

How can the question word 'how' be used in terms of amounts?

• By adding 'who' to it

• By adding 'where' to it

• By using it alone

• By adding 'many' or 'much' to it