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The part of speech that answers a question is an adjeective
This is not clear.... An adjective describes a noun. Example - the TALL boy, the BROWN dog, the BEAUTIFUL flower.
If the question is "which boy?", the adjective would be correct. Can you make your questions clearer so that I can give you a better answer?
The part of speech that answers a question is what?
That would depend on what the question is. If the question is "how", "when", "where", then the answer would be an adverb.
If the question is "which", then the answer would be an adjective.
If the question is "what" then the answer would probably be a noun.
Nouns and pronouns used as direct objects answer "what?" after a verb.
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To check whether your answer is correct, we can break it down into two parts:
1. The part of speech that answers a question: This is typically referred to as the "interrogative pronoun" or "question word." Examples of question words include "who," "what," "when," "where," "why," and "how." These words are used to elicit information or establish details about a particular subject. Therefore, your answer is not correct as it does not match the commonly used term.
2. An adjective: Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns. They provide additional information about the qualities, characteristics, or attributes of the nouns or pronouns they modify. However, adjectives do not directly answer questions but rather contribute to the description of nouns or pronouns. Therefore, this part of your answer is not accurate either.
In conclusion, the correct answer to the part of speech that answers a question is the "interrogative pronoun" or "question word," not an adjective.