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A. Fill in the gaps with the correct question word. Choose between where, when, what, who. � 1. A: ��is Canberra?������������������������������������������������ ��� B: It's in Australia. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 2. A:��are John and Mandy? ��� B: They are my friends. � 3. A: �is your birthday? ���B: It's on 23rd May. � 4. A:��is the Thames? ��� B: It's a river. � 5. A: �is the concert? ��� B: On Saturday. � 6. A: �is your schoolbag? ��� B: It's in my room. � 7. A: �are London, Washington DC and Paris? ��� B: They're capital cities. � 8. A: �am I? ��� B: You're my best friend. � 9. A: �are you? ��� B: I'm your new English teacher. � 10. A: �is your new school? ����� B. It's in Maple Road. � 11. A: �are your holidays? ����� B: They are in October. � 12. A: �are Monday, Wednesday and Friday? ����� B: They're days of the week. � 13. A: �are the Simpsons? ����� B: They're cartoon characters. � 14. A: �is Christmas Day? ����� B: It on 25th December. � 15. A: �are Sadie and Jack? ����� B: They're at school. � 16. A: �are we today? ����� B: We're penguins - the mascot of our basketball team. � 17. A: �is a Mercedes? ����� B: It's a car. � 18. A: �is your favourite school subject? ����� B: Maths. � 19. A: �is your favourite teacher? ����� B: Miss Potts. � 20. A:��is Alabama? ����� B: It's in America. � B. Fill in the gaps with the correct question word (when, where, what, who) and the correct form of the verb "to be" (am, is, are). � 1. A:��Brad Pitt? �� B: An actor. � 2. A:��Etna and Milan? ��� B:�In Italy. � 3. A: �a helmet? ��� B: A type of a hard hat. � 4. A: �New Year's Day? ��� B: 1st January. � 5. A: �Ljubljana? ��� B: In Slovenia. � 6. A: �Berlin? ��� B: Capital�city of Germany. � 7. A: �your friends coming? ��� B: In June. � 8. A: �Pavarotti and Domingo? ��� B: Opera singers. � 9. A: �Titicaca and Windermere? ��� B: Lakes. � 10. A: �the Great Lakes? ���� B: Between Canada and America. � C. Complete the rules. � Use �to ask about a person. Use �to ask about an object. Use��to ask about a place. Use �to ask about time.