Who, What, When, or How?
This word means an unspecified person.
Anyone.
Does ______ want to be the timekeeper?
anyone
These people watch the event.
The audience.
judge / be / does / anyone / want / to / the?
Does anyone want to be the judge?
Does anyone wants to be the judge?
Does anyone want to be the judge?
This word means an unspecified thing.
Something.
We need ______ to put all the paper on.
something
This person competes in the event.
The Contestant
something / need / the paper / we / to hold.
We need something to hold the paper.
We need anyone, such as a table, to put the paper on.
We need something, such as a table, to put the paper on.
This word means an unspecified place.
Somewhere.
We need ______ big enough for the audience.
somewhere
This person records how long the activity takes.
The timekeeper.
somewhere / need / we / for the audience / big enough.
We need somewhere big enough for the audience.
There must be somewhere are big enough.
There must be somewhere big enough.
This word means an unspecified way or method.
Somehow.
We must promote the event ______.
somehow
This person advertises the event.
The promoter.
somehow / must / we / the event / advertise.
We must advertise the event somehow.
Change one word so this means “in an unspecified way”: We must advertise the event somewhere.
We must advertise the event somehow.
Complete both: somewhere answers “?” and somehow answers “?”
Where? / How?
The school hall is the ______ for our event.
venue
Name both: the person who manages the team and the person who decides the winner.
The project leader and the Judge.
there / is / anyone / who / can be / the promoter?
Is there anyone who can be the promoter?
Does something want to be the project leader?
Does anyone want to be the project leader?