The WH

Questions
By: Miguel J. Viruet Abreu

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Class knowledge: English
Grade: kindergarten
Level: Standards: Engage in discussions on variety of
social, academic, college, and career topics in diverse
contexts and with different audiences.
Expectative: K.S.1 Engage in conversations and relate
personal experience or story information by asking
and answering simple yes-no and wh- questions using
gestures, words, and simple phrases.
Topic: The Five "Wh's"

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Wh: What

Wh: Why

What is a WhQuestion
WH: Which
WH: When

WH: Where

Whs Question

A question in English
that is a request for
information. Whquestions usually start
with a word beginning
with wh-, but "how" is
also included. The whwords are: what, when,
where, who, whom,
which, whose, why, and
how.

Whs for What

Asking for information
about something, for
repetition or
confirmation.
examples:
What is your name? my
name is Jesus

Whs for When

Asking about time:
hours, minutes,
seconds, night, day,
afternoon and evening.
examples:
When did he leave?

Whs for Why

Asking for reason, for an
explanation, for doubts,
for more information or
knowledge
examples:
Why do you say that?

Whs for Which

Asking about choice,
selection and preferences.

examples:
Which color do you want?

Whs for Where

Asking in or at what
place or position.
Examples:
where do they live?
Where is my dog?

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Topic: Topic: The Five "Wh's"
Standards: Engage in discussions on variety of social, academic, college,
and career topics in diverse contexts and with different audiences.
Grade: kindergarten
Level: Standards: Engage in discussions on variety of social, academic,
college, and career topics in diverse contexts and with different audiences.
Expectative: K.S.1 Engage in conversations and relate personal experience
or story information by asking and answering simple yes-no and whquestions using gestures, words, and simple phrases.

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Part 1: Multiple choice

Instructions: choose the best answer bewteen a, b
and c for each excersices

________1. The word why is for?

a
Asking
about time
b
Asking about choice
c
Asking for reason, asking what...for

________2. The word where is for?

a
Asking for information about something
b
Asking in or at what place or position
c
Asking about ownership

________ 3.
a
Asking
b
Asking
c
Asking

The word when is for?

about time
about choice
in or at what place or position

________ 4.

The word What is for?

a
Asking
for information about something
b
Asking about time
c
Asking about choice

________5. The word for which is for?

a
Asking for reason, asking what...for
b
Asking about choice
c
Asking about time

Part 2: True and False

Instructions: choose the best answer
for the next exercises for true or false.

________1. The word for which is for, asking about

choice ?
a

True
b

False

________ 2. The word What is for, asking about time?

a
False
b
True

________ 3. The word when is for, asking about time?

a
True
b
False

________4. The word where is for, asking in

or at what place or position?
a

True
b

False

________ 5. The word why is for, asking

for reason, asking what...for?
a

True
b

False