Assertive to Interrogative Sentence Transformation

English Grammar

This content focuses on transforming assertive sentences into interrogative sentences, specifically using 'who' to replace 'nobody', 'none', or 'no one'.

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10 Questions Easy Ages 10+ Feb 26, 2026

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1 What is the primary transformation demonstrated in the text?

A Assertive to Interrogative
B Declarative to Imperative
C Exclamatory to Declarative
D Interrogative to Assertive

2 Which words are replaced by 'who' in the interrogative transformation?

A Nobody/none/no one
B Everybody/all
C Somebody/someone
D Few/many

3 What is the assertive sentence in the provided example?

A Nobody trusts a liar.
B Who trusts a liar?
C Everyone trusts a liar.
D Do you trust a liar?

4 What is the interrogative sentence in the provided example?

A Who trusts a liar?
B Nobody trusts a liar.
C They trust a liar.
D Does anyone trust a liar?

5 The transformation involves changing a statement into a question.

A True
B False
C Partially true
D Depends on the sentence

6 The word 'who' is used to question the subject when the original subject is a negative pronoun like 'nobody'.

A True
B False
C Sometimes
D Only with 'nobody'

7 Which of these is NOT mentioned as a word replaced by 'who'?

A Nobody
B None
C No one
D Somebody

8 The example demonstrates how to ask about the person who performs an action.

A True
B False
C Partially
D Only when the subject is a person

9 The concept of 'Self Reflections' is presented as a category related to this transformation.

A True
B False
C Not applicable
D Implied

10 The text provides an example of transforming a negative assertive sentence into a positive interrogative sentence.

A True
B False
C Depends on the original sentence
D Only if the original is negative

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