Interrogative Review

Who Am I?

100

• I wear a uniform and a helmet to stay safe.
• I use water and hoses to fight flames.
• I save people and animals from dangerous fires.
• Who am I? 

Who is a firefighter?

200

• I help you learn to read, write, and solve math problems.
• I work in a school and assign homework.
• My job is to help you grow your knowledge every day.
• Who am I?

Who is a teacher?

300

• I work at pools, beaches, and lakes.
• My job is to keep swimmers safe.
• I sit in a tall chair and blow a whistle when needed.
• Who am I?

Who is a lifeguard?

400

• I work in a lab and sometimes wear a white coat.
• I love asking questions and performing experiments.
• I study how the world works, from tiny cells to outer space.
• Who am I?

Who is a scientist?

500

• I work in a quiet place full of books.
• I can help you find the perfect story to read.
• I love organizing and sharing knowledge with others.
• Who am I?

Who is a librarian?

What Am I?

100

• I have prongs but no teeth, and I help you eat your feast. 
• You’ll find me next to the spoon and knife at dinner time. 
• What am I?

What is a fork?

200

• I’m the largest land animal and never forget a thing.
• I have a trunk but no wheels, and you might find me in Africa or Asia. 
• What am I?

What is an Elephant?

300

• I have four wheels and take you near or far. 
• You steer me on the road to get to your destination. 
• What am I?

What is a car?

400

• I hop around with a pouch for my baby.
• You’ll find me down under, bounding through the outback. 
• What am I?

What is a Kangaroo?

500

• I soar through the sky, taking people to places far and wide.
• I have wings but no feathers, and my roar is heard at airports. 
• What am I?

What is an airplane?

Where Am I?

100

• I am a place where you can hear the waves crashing.
• You can build castles here, but they won’t last long.
• You might need sunscreen and a swimsuit.
• Where am I?

Where is the beach?

200

• You come here to learn and see your friends.
• I have classrooms, a playground, and a library.
• Bells often tell you when it’s time to move.
• Where am I?

Where is school?

300

• I’m called “The Happiest Place on Earth.”
• You can meet princesses, pirates, and a famous mouse here.
• I have rides, parades, and lots of churros!
• Where am I?

Where is Disneyland?

400

• You come here when you’re tired.
• This place has pillows, blankets, and dreams.
• It’s where you start and end your day.
• Where am I?

Where is my bed?

500

• You come here when you’re hungry.
• Menus help you decide what to eat.
• A server brings food right to your table.
• Where am I?

Where is a restaurant? 

When Is This?

100

• The sun is rising, the day is new.
• Breakfast awaits
• When is it?

 

When is morning?

200

• Time to get up, work or school’s in sight.
• It’s not the weekend, but everything’s all right!
• When is it?

When is the weekday?

300

• The sun is high but starting to dip.
• After lunch, it's time for a midday trip!
• When is it?

What is the afternoon?

400

• The clock strikes twelve, the new year begins.
• Fireworks sparkle as the countdown wins!
• When is it?

When is midnight?

500

• No school, no work, just time to play.
• It’s Saturday and Sunday—our favorite days!
• When is it?

When is the weekend?

Wh-Trivia!

100

"Who" questions are asking about a ____. 

What is a person(s)?

200

"What" questions ask about a ____. 

What is an object/event?

300

"When" questions ask about a ____.

What is a time?

400

"Where" questions" ask about a _____.

What is a place?

500

"Why" questions ask about a ______.

What is a reason?