Question Types and Their Functions

The video tutorial on Literacy Light Bulbs focuses on emergent comprehension skills, specifically the five W's and H questions: who, what, when, where, why, and how. These questions are essential for understanding texts and are explained in detail. The video also includes practice questions for viewers to apply what they've learned.

What is the main focus of the video series 'Literacy Light Bulbs'?

• Mathematical problem-solving

• Historical events

• Emergent comprehension skills

• Scientific experiments

Which of the following is NOT one of the Five W's and H questions?

• How

• Which

• What

• Who

The 'Who' question can refer to which of the following?

• A time of day

• A person's name or pronoun

• A reason for an event

• A specific location

What type of information does the 'What' question seek?

• A person's identity

• A location's name

• An event or object

• A time period

Which of the following can the 'When' question refer to?

• A person's name

• A specific time or period

• A method of doing something

• A reason for an action

If you want to know the time of an event, which question would you ask?

• What

• Who

• When

• Where

What type of question would you ask to know about an event happening at a specific time?

• Where

• When

• What

• Who

The 'Where' question can be used to identify which of the following?

• A method of doing something

• A reason for an event

• A person's identity

• A specific location or position

Which question helps in identifying the location of an event?

• Who

• What

• When

• Where

What does the 'Why' question aim to uncover?

• A specific location

• A person's identity

• A reason or cause

• A method of doing something