Transformation of Sentences Test 1

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Question 1
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Frame a question for the corresponding answer:
Question: ____________
Answer: Yes, I am married.

A
Have you married?

B
Are you married?

C
Will you marry?

D
Did you marry?

Solution

The reply here gives 'Yes' as the answer. The syntax for an interrogative sentence is: Helping verb + subject + main verb ........?
(Here, a Wh question cannot be framed because the answer is 'Yes'. If the answer is 'Yes/No', then the interrogative sentence starts with a helping verb rather than a Wh word). The tense of the answer is the simple present tense. So, the tense of the question should also be in the simple present tense. Therefore, the correct option is: Are you married?
Question 2
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Frame 'wh' question for the given sentence:
Priya will eat in the night.

A
Priya will eat when?

B
When will Priya eat?

C
Priya will eat in the night, won't she?

D
All of the above

Solution

Since the emphasis is on time, "when" should be used. Hence, Option B is correct. The rest of the options do not adhere to the goal, hence incorrect.
Question 3
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Select a suitable yes/no question that corresponds to the given response:

Yes, you are invited.

A
Am I invited?

B
Are you invited?

C
Are they invited?

D
Have you been invited?

Solution

'Yes/No' questions are those questions which start from helping verbs like was, are, were, is, etc.
In such a case, the order is Verb + Subject + Object. In the given sentence, 'am' is the verb, 'you' is the subject and 'invited' is the object.
Thus, option A is the correct answer.
Question 4
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate option:
__________ Ranjit get good marks in the Mathematics test? [Basic]

A
Has

B
Don't

C
Hasn't

D
Didn't

Solution

Yes / No questions are the questions that expect ‘yes’ or ‘no’ as answer. These questions do not take the wh-questions. These are used to check information or ask for confirmation. Such questions are framed by the auxiliary verbs.
Didn't is the auxiliary verb in the given sentence. Thus, option D is the correct answer.
Question 5
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Convert the given statement into a yes/no question. Ensure that the meaning of the sentence remains unchanged as far as possible.

They are Indian students.

A
Are they Indian students?

B
Indian students they are?

C
They are Indian students?

D
Are they students of India?

Solution

'Yes/No' questions are those questions which start from helping verbs like was, are, were, etc.
In such a case, the order is Verb + Subject + Object. For eg: Are you able to move this table? In the given sentence, 'Are' is the verb, 'they' is the subject and 'Indian students' is the object.
Thus, option A is the correct answer.
Question 6
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Convert the given statement into a yes/no question. Ensure that the meaning of the sentence remains unchanged as far as possible.

They will stay.

A
Will they stay?

B
Could they stay?

C
Will they be staying?

D
They will stay, won't they?

Solution

'Yes/No' questions are those questions which start from helping verbs like was, are, were, is, etc.
In such a case, the order is Verb + Subject + Object. In the given sentence, 'Will' is the verb, 'they' is the subject and 'stay' is the object.
Thus, option A is the correct answer.
Question 7
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Frame a Wh question that corresponds to the given answer:
Question: ____________________
Answer: I am originally from London.

A
Where you are from?

B
You are from where?

C
Where are you from?

D
From where are you?

Solution

The reply here states the name of a place. To question about a place, we ue the Wh word 'where'. The syntax for an interrogative sentence is: Wh word + helping verb + subject......? Therefore, the correct option is: Where are you from?
Question 8
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Frame a 'wh' question for the given sentence:
It was raining heavily.

A
How was it raining?

B
Was it raining?

C
It was raining heavily, wasn't it?

D
None of the above

Solution

A 'wh' question is asked for information about something.
The given sentence says how heavily 'it was raining'.
Option A: This is the most suitable question, as it asks "how was it raining", it wants information on how it was raining (scarcely or heavily).
Hence option A is correct.
Option B: This is a yes/no question. It does not ask for any information but asks if it was raining or not. Hence this isn't an appropriate question.
Option C: This is also a yes/no question that does not ask for information (about how it rained). It requires a confirmation - 'Yes, it was'.
Hence options B and C are incorrect.
Option D is incorrect because the answer lies in A.
Question 9
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Frame a question that corresponds to the given answer:
Question: ____________
Answer: Yes, I have three boys.

A
Do you have any children?

B
You have any children?

C
Have you any children?

D
Did you have any children?

Solution

The reply here gives 'Yes' as the answer. The syntax for an interrogative sentence is: Helping verb + subject + main verb ........? (If the answer is 'Yes/No' then the interrogative sentence starts with a helping verb rather than a Wh family word). The tense of the question and answer is the same. Hence, the tense of the question should be simple present. Therefore, the correct option is: Do you have any children?
Question 10
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Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
______did John arrive late? [Basic]

A
What

B
Why

C
When

D
Who

Solution

Here the correct answer is Option B.

In this sentence, the speaker is asking the reason behind John's late arrival. Therefore, we use the word 'Why'.

Uses of Wh-Questions:

What: to ask for information about things and actions.
Eg; What is the matter with you?

Why: is used to ask for reasons and explanations.
Eg; Why did John arrive late?

When: to refer to a situation or condition that we are certain of in future times
Eg; When is Rita coming?

Who: should be used to refer to the subject of a sentence.
Eg; Who are you?

Hence the options A, C, and D are incorrect.

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Transformation of Sentences Test 1

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Question 1

Have you married?

Are you married?

Will you marry?

Did you marry?

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Question 2

Priya will eat when?

When will Priya eat?

Priya will eat in the night, won't she?

All of the above

Solution

Question 3

Am I invited?

Are you invited?

Are they invited?

Have you been invited?

Solution

Question 4

Has

Don't

Hasn't

Didn't

Solution

Question 5

Are they Indian students?

Indian students they are?

They are Indian students?

Are they students of India?

Solution

Question 6

Will they stay?

Could they stay?

Will they be staying?

They will stay, won't they?

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Question 7

Where you are from?

You are from where?

Where are you from?

From where are you?

Solution

Question 8

How was it raining?

Was it raining?

It was raining heavily, wasn't it?

None of the above

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Question 9

Do you have any children?

You have any children?

Have you any children?

Did you have any children?

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Question 10

What

Why

When

Who

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