Who, What, Where and Why?
| These are important words. |
| They are all words that begin questions. |
| “Who” is about a person. |
| Who is the girl with the blue dress on? |
| Who stole my watch? |
| Who will come with me to the game? |
| Who is driving us to the party? |
| “What” is about a thing. |
| What is that big thing on the sidewalk? |
| What should I do when I get to your house? |
| What kind of clothes should I wear to the party? |
| What shall I buy you for your birthday? |
| “Where” is about a place. |
| Where are you going for your vacation? |
| Where did I leave my glasses? |
| Where did my brother go? |
| Where on earth is Timmins? |
| “Why” is the word that asks for an explanation. |
| Why did you take the last piece of pie? |
| Why is the world round? |
| Why should I give you any money? |
| Why did the chicken cross the street? |
| They say that you should answer all of these questions if you are writing a story. |
| You have to give the who, what, where and why to write a good story. |