Question

Frame 'wh' question for the given sentence:
     Raj is typing a letter to his mother.
A) Who is Raj typing a letter to?
B) What is Raj doing?
C) Who is typing a letter?
D) All of the above

Answer 1

Hint: A wh-type question is used when asking questions. What, Why, Which, When, Who, Whom, Where, Whose and How are wh-type questions. Check if the way they are utilized in the above-given options are correct or not.

Complete answer:
A wh-type question is used when asking questions. What, Why, Which, When, Who, Whom, Where, Whose and How are wh-type questions.
Option A) This is the correct option to be opted as the sentence given shows that Raj is typing the letter. Since the emphasis is on things and a person. Hence, Who should be used to tell about the person to whom he is typing a letter. Thus, this is the correct option.
Option B) This is the correct option to be opted as the sentence given shows that Raj is typing the letter. Since the emphasis is on things and a person. Hence, What should be used to tell about What he is doing. Thus, this is the correct option.
Option C) This is the correct option to be opted as the sentence given shows that Raj is typing the letter. Since the emphasis is on things and a person. Hence, Who should be used to tell about who is typing a letter to his mother. Thus, this is the correct option.
Option D) Hence, all the given questions are correct this option should be opted.

Thus the correct answer is option ‘D’.

Note: The highlighted part of the sentence shows that a Raj is typing a letter. So, wh-type questions can be constructed about who is typing a letter, to whom Raj is typing a letter, or what Raj is doing. Fine grasp of the subject and activities and place mentioned in respect to the sentence is very important to solve such types of questions.