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The document discusses different types of question words - who, what, where, when, why and how. It provides examples of questions using each word type. For example, who is used for questions about people, what is used for things or events, where asks about places, when relates to time, why asks for reasons, and how inquires about manner or quantity.
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- 2. Questions Questions help us find information about many things such as: People Places Directions Reasons Time
- 3. Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How
- 4. Who Used for Questions that deal with a person or people Who left the door to the garage open? Who ate all the cookies from the cookie jar? Who is taking the bus to the show?
- 5. What Questions that have to do with a thing, event, idea or action What happened to the tennis racket? What are you going to do about your test grade? What toy is he holding?
- 6. Where Questions that start with the word Where are used when asking about a place Where in Philadelphia is the liberty bell? Where should Jack meet Jill? Where did you put the book from the library?
- 7. When Questions that are related to time When are we going to the fair? When is Julia’s birthday party? When did Lincoln give the Gettysburg address?
- 8. Why Questions that start with Why are question regarding a reason Why did you throw away the apple? Why is Sara crying? Why is the window open?
- 9. How • How questions are used to find out information about a quantity or quality • How many bagels are in a dozen? • How was the cake that Susan made? • How are you feeling today?
- 10. John’s mom said that they needed to go to the store to get a gift for Lucy’s birthday party. The birthday party is going to be at the park on Saturday. The party is to celebrate Lucy’s 5th birthday. John’s mom said that they should buy two coloring books and one box of crayons to give Lucy as a gift.
- 11. Information about the place the party will be at Where is the party being held at? The party is at the park.
- 12. Information about the number of gifts they are buying Lucy’s How many gifts are we buying Lucy? We are buying two coloring books and one boxes of crayons.
- 13. Information about the day the party will take place When is the party for Lucy’s? The party is this Saturday.
- 14. Information about the person the party is for Who is the party for? The party is for Lucy.
- 15. Information about the reason for the party? Why are we having a party? To celebrate Lucy’s birthday?
- 16. Information about John’s and his moms shopping trip What are they shopping for? They are shopping for a birthday gift for Lucy.
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- Also referring to a date, day,This cou;d mean a date year moth or even a specific time like 12
- Listen to the short story. When it is finished we will decide the type of question (who, what, where, when, why, and how) we will ask to find out information.