Understanding Everyday Questions

What does the question 'What's the matter?' imply?

• What's your name?

• What's the problem?

• What's your favorite color?

• What's the time?

When someone asks 'Do you mind?', what are they checking for?

• If you are hungry

• If you have any objections

• If you are tired

• If you are happy

In what context would you use 'Have you heard?'?

• To ask about someone's health

• To check if someone is hungry

• To inquire about recent news

• To find out someone's age

What does 'Care for another?' typically refer to?

• Offering more food or drink

• Asking for directions

• Requesting a favor

• Inquiring about the weather

What situation might prompt the question 'Who is it?'?

• When you want to know the time

• When someone knocks on the door

• When you are looking for a book

• When you are asking for help

What does 'Leaving so soon?' imply?

• You are staying late

• You are arriving on time

• You are leaving early

• You are late

What does 'Have you met?' help to determine?

• If someone is tired

• If two people know each other

• If someone is happy

• If someone is hungry

What does 'What's the scoop?' ask for?

• The latest news or story

• The time of day

• The weather forecast

• The location of a place

What does 'Do you follow?' check for?

• If someone understands

• If someone is tired

• If someone is following you

• If someone is hungry

What does 'What's the catch?' imply?

• There is a party invitation

• There is a hidden problem

• There is a new opportunity

• There is a surprise gift