Types of Questions and Responses

The video tutorial introduces interrogative sentences, explaining their purpose and structure. It covers three types of interrogative sentences: yes or no questions, WH questions, and choice questions, providing examples for each. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of interrogative sentences in requesting information and engaging in conversations. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to like and subscribe.

What punctuation mark is used at the end of an interrogative sentence?

• Period

• Exclamation mark

• Question mark

• Comma

What is the primary purpose of interrogative sentences?

• To make statements

• To express emotions

• To give commands

• To ask questions

How do yes or no questions typically begin?

• With a noun

• With a verb or helping verb

• With a conjunction

• With an adjective

Which of the following is a yes or no question?

• What is your name?

• Do you like coffee?

• How are you today?

• Where do you live?

What type of question is 'Can you help me with my homework?'

• Yes or no question

• WH question

• Choice question

• Rhetorical question

Which word typically starts a WH question?

• Do

• Is

• What

• Can

What kind of information do WH questions seek?

• A choice between options

• Detailed information

• Yes or no

• A command

Which of the following is a WH question?

• Would you like tea or coffee?

• Where do you live?

• Is it raining?

• Do you like pizza?

What is a characteristic of choice questions?

• They start with 'how'

• They offer multiple answers

• They end with a period

• They require a yes or no answer

Which auxiliary verbs are commonly used in choice questions?

• May, might, must

• Should, would, could

• Can, will, shall

• Be, do, have