Understanding Questions and Responses

The video tutorial explains how to form questions using the verb 'to be'. It covers forming yes/no questions by flipping the subject and verb, and forming questions with question words. The tutorial includes examples and a practice game where participants guess a person by asking questions. The video concludes with encouragement to practice and engage with the content.

What is the basic rule for forming questions with the verb 'to be'?

• Add a question word at the end

• Use the past tense of the verb

• Flip the subject and the verb

• Add 'do' or 'does' before the subject

How would you turn the statement 'She is a doctor' into a question?

• Is she a doctor?

• She is a doctor?

• Does she a doctor?

• Doctor she is?

Which of the following is a yes/no question?

• What is her job?

• Why are you happy?

• Where is she from?

• Is he at home?

What is the response to the question 'Are you a teacher?'

• I am a teacher.

• No, I am not a teacher.

• Teacher I am.

• Yes, I am a teacher.

What do you need to add to form a question with a different answer than yes or no?

• A comma

• A period

• An exclamation mark

• A question word

Which of the following is a question word?

• Is

• Are

• What

• Be

In the practice game, what is the profession of the first famous Canadian guessed?

• Artist

• Soccer player

• Writer

• Doctor

What is the name of the famous Canadian writer mentioned in the game?

• Margaret Atwood

• Alice Munro

• Lucy Maud Montgomery

• Leonard Cohen

Which famous Canadian is a soccer player?

• Wayne Gretzky

• Steve Nash

• Alfonso Davies

• Sidney Crosby

What is the job of the indigenous activist mentioned in the game?

• Teacher

• Activist

• Doctor

• Artist