Who Question Builder


Who Question BuilderOnline version Turn statements into Who questions. by arNas 1 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Carlos gave the book to Ana'. a What did Carlos give to Ana? b Who gave the book to Ana? c Who was given the book by Carlos? d Who did Ana give the book to? 2 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Mia called the manager yesterday'. a Who called the manager yesterday? b What did Mia call yesterday? c Who did the manager call yesterday? d Who did Mia call yesterday? 3 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The student solved the puzzle quickly'. a Who solved the puzzle slowly? b Who did the student solve the puzzle for? c Who solved the puzzle quickly? d What did the student solve? 4 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Sarah mailed the package this morning'. a Who mailed the package this afternoon? b Who did Sarah mail the package to this morning? c What did Sarah mail this morning? d Who mailed the package this morning? 5 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Tom painted the fence on Saturday'. a Who painted the fence on Sunday? b Who painted the fence on Saturday? c What did Tom paint on Saturday? d Who painted the fence yesterday? 6 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The chef cooked a delicious meal'. a Who cooked the meal? b Who cooked a delicious meal? c Who cooked a delicious meal yesterday? d What did the chef cook? 7 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The athlete broke the record last year'. a What did the athlete break last year? b Who broke the record last month? c Who broke the record this year? d Who broke the record last year? 8 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The teacher explained the problem clearly'. a Who explained the problem clearly? b Who did the teacher explain the problem to? c Who explained the problem? d What did the teacher explain? 9 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The engineer designed the new bridge'. a What did the engineer design? b Who designed the new road? c Who designed the new bridge? d Who designed the old bridge? 10 Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The librarian shelved all the books'. a What did the librarian shelve? b Who shelved all the books yesterday? c Who shelved the magazines? d Who shelved all the books?

1

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Carlos gave the book to Ana'.

a

What did Carlos give to Ana?

b

Who gave the book to Ana?

c

Who was given the book by Carlos?

d

Who did Ana give the book to?

2

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Mia called the manager yesterday'.

a

Who called the manager yesterday?

b

What did Mia call yesterday?

c

Who did the manager call yesterday?

d

Who did Mia call yesterday?

3

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The student solved the puzzle quickly'.

a

Who solved the puzzle slowly?

b

Who did the student solve the puzzle for?

c

Who solved the puzzle quickly?

d

What did the student solve?

4

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Sarah mailed the package this morning'.

a

Who mailed the package this afternoon?

b

Who did Sarah mail the package to this morning?

c

What did Sarah mail this morning?

d

Who mailed the package this morning?

5

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'Tom painted the fence on Saturday'.

a

Who painted the fence on Sunday?

b

Who painted the fence on Saturday?

c

What did Tom paint on Saturday?

d

Who painted the fence yesterday?

6

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The chef cooked a delicious meal'.

a

Who cooked the meal?

b

Who cooked a delicious meal?

c

Who cooked a delicious meal yesterday?

d

What did the chef cook?

7

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The athlete broke the record last year'.

a

What did the athlete break last year?

b

Who broke the record last month?

c

Who broke the record this year?

d

Who broke the record last year?

8

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The teacher explained the problem clearly'.

a

Who explained the problem clearly?

b

Who did the teacher explain the problem to?

c

Who explained the problem?

d

What did the teacher explain?

9

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The engineer designed the new bridge'.

a

What did the engineer design?

b

Who designed the new road?

c

Who designed the new bridge?

d

Who designed the old bridge?

10

Convert the statement into a 'Who' question: 'The librarian shelved all the books'.

a

What did the librarian shelve?

b

Who shelved all the books yesterday?

c

Who shelved the magazines?

d

Who shelved all the books?