Question

Ask as many questions to this sentence as you can think of: “Last week I saw a really crazy headline in a local newspaper which sounded like “Missing woman unwittingly joins search party looking for herself”.​

Answer 1

1. What was the crazy headline that the speaker saw in the local newspaper last week?
2. When did the speaker see the headline in the local newspaper?
3. Where did the speaker see the headline in the local newspaper?
4. Which woman was missing and had unwittingly joined the search party looking for herself?
5. How did the woman unwittingly join the search party looking for herself?
6. Who else was involved in the search party looking for the missing woman?
7. Did the search party find the missing woman eventually?
8. What did the headline sound like according to the speaker?
9. Did the speaker find the headline to be believable or unbelievable?
10. What was the reaction of other people to the headline according to the speaker?

Answer 2

1.Where do you live?

2.How much does a newspaper cost?

3.What is a woman's name?

4.How did they know she had joined the group?

5.How many people are at there party?

6.If she was missing, did she tell where she was?