Understand and Use Question Words (Interrogatives): CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.K.1. D - Common Core: Kindergarten English Language Arts
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is it time to go home?
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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.
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.
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are you mad at me?
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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.
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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is the dog barking
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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 why the dog is barking. "Why" is the correct answer.
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 why the dog is barking. "Why" is the correct answer.
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will it be time to eat?
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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.
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.
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are you going?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. are you going?
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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.
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.
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ate the last piece of cake?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. ate the last piece of cake?
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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.
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.
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did I put the pencil?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. did I put the pencil?
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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.
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.
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did I put the phone?
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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.
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.
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ate the cookie?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. ate the cookie?
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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.
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.
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are you walking with?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. are you walking with?
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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.
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.
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did you put the homework?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. did you put the homework?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
ate the last piece of cake?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. ate the last piece of cake?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
did I put the pencil?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. did I put the pencil?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
did I put the phone?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. did I put the phone?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
ate the cookie?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. ate the cookie?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
are you walking with?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. are you walking with?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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did you put the homework?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. did you put the homework?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
are you going?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. are you going?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
will it be time to eat?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. will it be time to eat?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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Fill in the blank with the correct question word.
is it time to go home?
Fill in the blank with the correct question word. is it time to go home?
Tap to reveal answer
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.
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.
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