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framing-questions-en-l2 MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Solve 10 framing-questions-en-l2 questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.

Practice questions

Q1Which pair best shows the gradual movement of responsibility in reading-based question framing?

A Read-aloud: child works alone; independent reading: teacher models every question.
B Shared reading: no discussion; guided reading: no teacher support.
C Read-aloud: teacher models questions; independent reading: learner frames questions with little support.
D Guided reading: only memorise Wh-word list; shared reading: avoid text meaning.
Explanation

C matches the NCF-FS reading-strategy sequence. The teacher first models during read-aloud, then students like Meena gradually frame questions with less help.

Q2Meena writes: 'Why did Devika smile because she won?' What is the main defect?

A The question uses did before the subject.
B The question asks for a reason.
C The question contains the answer inside itself.
D The question has no auxiliary verb.
Explanation

C names the answer-leak problem. Meena’s question is grammatically close, but the reason is already supplied, so it no longer checks comprehension fairly.

Q3A passage answer is 'because the road was flooded'. Which question best matches the answer-type?

A Why was the road closed?
B Where was the road closed?
C When was the road closed?
D Who closed the road?
Explanation

The answer begins with because, so Asha should use a why-question. The option also avoids putting the full answer inside the stem, which keeps it a real comprehension question.

Q4Which classroom step best reflects Vygotsky's ZPD while teaching question framing?

A Give all learners the same worksheet and forbid peer help.
B Correct every error immediately before learners finish speaking.
C Ask only the fastest speaker to frame questions for the class.
D Give support cards to learners who need them, then remove support gradually.
Explanation

D applies ZPD directly. Asha may need an auxiliary card today, but the teacher removes that card after repeated successful attempts.

Q5Assertion: In communicative English teaching, questions are tools for interaction. Reason: Every question-framing task should be copied from a grammar table before use.

A Both Assertion and Reason are true, and Reason explains Assertion.
B Both Assertion and Reason are true, but Reason does not explain Assertion.
C Assertion is true, but Reason is false.
D Assertion is false, but Reason is true.
Explanation

The assertion fits the RBSE-listed communicative approach. The reason is false because Devika learns better when the question has a real purpose, not when it is only copied from a table.

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6Which framed question correctly uses do-support for the statement 'Karan helped Imran'?

ADid Karan helped Imran?
BDid Karan help Imran?
CDoes Karan helped Imran?
DHelped Karan Imran?

7Which option is the best Yes/No question for 'Asha is reading Poorvi in the library'?

AIs Asha reading Poorvi in the library?
BDoes Asha is reading Poorvi in the library?
CWhere Asha is reading Poorvi?
DAsha is reading Poorvi in the library?

8Match the answer-type with the best question word: 1 person, 2 place, 3 reason, 4 frequency.

A1-where, 2-who, 3-how often, 4-why
B1-who, 2-where, 3-why, 4-how often
C1-what, 2-when, 3-where, 4-how much
D1-why, 2-how, 3-who, 4-where

9Imran writes correct grammar but asks 'When did Asha keep the chart?' for the answer 'on the shelf'. What should the teacher diagnose?

AAuxiliary-order error only
BAnswer-type mismatch
CDouble past after did
DAnswer leak in the stem

10A teacher wants students to ask real classmates about their reading habits. Which question is most referential?

AWhat is the past tense of read?
BIs a question mark used at the end?
CWho is the author of the passage printed above?
DWhich story did you enjoy reading last week, and why?

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