Italian Question Words and Structures

The video tutorial by Professor Dave teaches how to ask questions in Italian. It begins with simple questions that rely on intonation changes and progresses to more complex questions using interrogative pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs. Key interrogative words like 'chi', 'che cosa', 'come', 'dove', 'quando', 'perchè', 'quale', and 'quanto' are introduced, along with their usage in different contexts. The tutorial also covers the use of prepositions with interrogative pronouns and adjectives, providing a comprehensive guide to forming questions in Italian.

What is the primary method to form simple yes/no questions in Italian?

• Changing the word order

• Adding a question word

• Altering the intonation

• Using a different verb form

How can emphasis be added to a specific word in an Italian question?

• By repeating the word

• By changing the word order

• By using a louder voice

• By adding an exclamation mark

In Italian, which word is used for both 'who' and 'whom'?

• Chi

• Quale

• Che

• Cosa

Which of the following is NOT a way to ask 'what' in Italian?

• Che

• Cosa

• Chi

• Che cosa

What is the Italian word for 'how'?

• Perché

• Quando

• Dove

• Come

How do you ask 'where' in Italian?

• Quando

• Dove

• Quale

• Perché

Which word is used to ask 'when' in Italian?

• Perché

• Quando

• Come

• Dove

What is the Italian word for 'why'?

• Quale

• Quanto

• Perché

• Chi

How do you ask 'which one' in Italian?

• Dove

• Chi

• Quanto

• Quale

What is the correct form of 'how many' for feminine plural in Italian?

• Quanta

• Quanti

• Quanto

• Quante