WH QUESTIONS

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What are WH questions?

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WH questions are interrogative questions that begin with 'who', 'what', 'when', 'where', 'why', or 'how'. They are used to gather information.

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What is the purpose of a 'WHY' question?

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A 'WHY' question seeks to understand the reason or cause behind a situation or action.

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What type of information does a 'HOW' question elicit?

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A 'HOW' question asks for the manner or process by which something is done.

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What does a 'WHO' question inquire about?

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A 'WHO' question is used to identify a person or group involved in an action or situation.

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What kind of information is sought with a 'HOW MUCH' question?

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A 'HOW MUCH' question seeks to determine the quantity, amount, or degree of something.

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What does a 'WHEN' question ask about?

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A 'WHEN' question inquires about the time something occurred or will occur.

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What is the significance of using WH questions in communication?

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WH questions are significant because they help clarify information, gather details, and promote deeper understanding in conversations.

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How can WH questions enhance critical thinking?

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WH questions encourage individuals to analyze situations, consider different perspectives, and explore underlying reasons.

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What is an example of a 'WHERE' question?

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An example of a 'WHERE' question is: 'Where did you go on vacation?'

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How do WH questions differ from yes/no questions?

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WH questions require more detailed responses and information, while yes/no questions can be answered with a simple 'yes' or 'no'.

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