Check The Box

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is designed to help students learn how to complete sentences with the correct question word. It provides a series of incomplete sentences, each followed by a choice of three question words such as “what,” “why,” “where,” “how many,” “who,” and “when.” Students are instructed to check the box next to the question word that best completes each sentence, using the contextual clues provided by the associated images. For example, a picture of a girl with a present prompts the student to decide between “what,” “why,” or “where” to correctly complete the question about a birthday.

The worksheet aims to teach students the appropriate usage of different question words, enhancing their understanding of how to inquire about various aspects of information like objects, reasons, quantities, locations, and people. By choosing the correct interrogatives, the students are practicing discernment of the correct context for each question word, which is a fundamental skill in English language comprehension and communication. This activity encourages critical thinking and improves students’ ability to formulate clear and grammatically correct questions. The visual aids support the learning process by providing concrete examples to which the questions can be related.