Common Core: Kindergarten English Language Arts : Understand and Use Question Words (Interrogatives): CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.K.1. D
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Example Questions
Example Question #21 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ did I put the pencil?
Where
When
Why
Who
Where
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about putting a pencil in a place. "Where" is the correct answer.
Example Question #22 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ ate the last piece of cake?
Who
Where
When
Why
Who
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about eating the last piece of cake. People eat things, so "Who" is the correct answer.
Example Question #23 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ did I put the phone?
Why
When
Where
Who
Where
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about putting a phone in a place. "Where" is the correct answer.
Example Question #24 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
________ ate the cookie?
Why
When
Where
Who
Who
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about eating the cookie. People eat things, so "Who" is the correct answer.
Example Question #25 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ are you walking with?
When
Why
Who
Where
Who
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
People walk with people. So, "Who" is the correct answer.
Example Question #26 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ did you put the homework?
Where
When
Who
Why
Where
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about putting homework in a place. "Where" is the correct answer.
Example Question #31 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ are you going?
Who
Where
Why
When
Where
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about going some place. "Where" is the correct answer.
Example Question #32 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
_______ will it be time to eat?
Where
When
Why
Who
When
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about a time to eat. "When" is the correct answer.
Example Question #33 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
________ is it time to go home?
Why
Who
Where
When
When
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is about a time to go home. "When" is the correct answer.
Example Question #34 : Language
Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
__________ are you mad at me?
Where
Why
Who
When
Why
Question words normally begin a sentence that asks a question.
"Who" asks about a person.
"Where" asks about a place.
"When" asks about a time.
"Why" asks for a reason.
This question is asking for a reason you are mad at me. "Why" is the correct answer.
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