The video tutorial by Lizzy covers the six WH question words: who, what, where, when, why, and how. It explains the difference between open and closed questions, providing examples of each. The tutorial delves into the meaning and usage of each WH word, illustrating how they can be used to form questions in both present and past tenses. An activity is included to practice identifying the correct WH word for given questions. The video concludes with guidance on converting present tense questions to past tense.

What type of question requires a yes or no answer?

• Open question

• Closed question

• Rhetorical question

• Indirect question

Which WH question word is used to ask about a person's identity?

• What

• Why

• Where

• Who

What does the WH question word 'when' refer to?

• Place

• Time

• Reason

• Method

Which WH question word is used to inquire about a location?

• Who

• What

• Where

• Why

What is the first word in an answer to a 'why' question?

• Because

• Since

• As

• Therefore

Which WH question word is associated with step-by-step instructions?

• Where

• When

• How

• What

What is unique about the WH question word 'how'?

• It is used for place

• It is used for time

• It starts with 'H'

• It starts with 'W'

Which WH question word can be used to ask about any aspect?

• Who

• What

• Where

• Why

What is the structure for forming present tense open questions?

• Subject + WH word + verb

• WH word + past tense verb + subject

• WH word + present tense verb + subject

• Verb + WH word + subject

In the question 'Who are you?', what is the subject?

• None

• Who

• Are

• You