Latihan Inisiasi Structure 2: Memilih Question Word





Fill in the blank part with the correct question word.

1. …………. are you looking for? My new wallet
a. Which
b. Why
c. What
d. Where


2. ……………. were you last night? I was in my room.
a. Which
b. Why
c. What
d. Where


3. …………… time is it? It’s 6 o’clock
a. Whose
b. Why
c. What
d. How


4. ……………. car is that? It’s Mr. Ted’s
a. Whose
b. When
c. What
d. Why


5. ……………. did you put it there? Because I want everybody sees it.
a. Which
b. Why
c. What
d. How long


6. …………. was your father? He is fine.
a. How long
b. Why
c. What
d. How


7. How long have you been living here? I’ve been living here for five years.
a. How long
b. Why
c. What
d. How old


8. ……………… are you here? Because I want to see you.
a. When
b. Why
c. What
d. How old


9. …………….. were you when your mother died? I was 10 years old.
a. Where
b. Why
c. What
d. How old


10. ……………….. did you see him? Yesterday
a. When
b. Why
c. What
d. How old




…………………………………………………….
Kunci Jawaban
1. c
2. d
3. c
4. a
5. b
6. d
7. a
8. b
9. a
10. a


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