Understanding Questions

What is the primary purpose of asking questions?

• To learn new information

• To express emotions

• To give commands

• To make statements

Which punctuation mark is used at the end of a question?

• Comma

• Exclamation mark

• Period

• Question mark

Which word would you use to ask about a person's identity?

• Who

• What

• How

• Where

If you want to know the reason behind something, which question word should you use?

• Why

• Where

• When

• How

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

• Who

• What

• Where

• When

Which question word helps you understand the method or process of something?

• Why

• Who

• How

• When

How can you transform the statement 'The cat is on the mat' into a question?

• Is the cat on the mat?

• Why is the cat on the mat?

• The cat is on the mat?

• Where is the cat?

Which of the following is a statement?

• Do you like pizza?

• I have a red shirt.

• Have you seen my dog?

• Where is Australia?

What should you do to identify if a sentence is a question?

• Count the number of words

• Check if it starts with a capital letter

• See if it ends with a period

• Look for a question mark at the end

What is a good practice to enhance your questioning skills while reading?

• Read faster

• Write summaries

• Create questions for each page

• Ignore difficult words