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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Form a question using the response: I have 5 dollars in my wallet.
How much money do you have your wallet?
Form a question using the response: I have 5 books in my backpack.
How many books do you have your backpack?
Form a question using the response: The school is close to the bank.
How far is the school from the bank?
Form a question using the response: The school is next to the bank.
Where is the school?
Form a question using the response: My English class is at 9:30 am.
When is your English class?
Form a question using the response: He is my teacher.
Who is he?
Form a question using the response: I am from London, England.
Where are you from?
Form a question: Why / Lily / to cry?
Why is Lily crying?
Form a question: Where / we / to go?
Where are we going?
Form a question: Who/ Nick / to talk to ?
Who is Nick talking to?
Form a question: What/ the children/ to do?
What are the children doing?
Asks about distance
How far
Asks about length
How long
Asking about frequency
How often
Ask about quantity (uncountable nouns)
How much
Asking about quantity (countable nouns)
How many
Asks about condition or manner
How
Asks about a person
Who
Asks for reason or what for...
Why
Asks about time.
When
Asks about a place
Where
Asks for information specifying one or more people or things; asks for choice
Which
Asks for more information about something; confirmation
What
Which is the correct form of the interrogative structure with a wh-question word:
 
Wh-question + Verb (to be) + Subject + Verb (-ing)
 
Verb (to be) + Subject + Verb (-ing)
 
Wh-question + Subject + Verb (-ing)
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