Question

Use the resources provided and then answer ALL the following by typing your responses into the
document.
Who? What? Where?
When? Why? How?

Answer 1

I don’t see the resources or the document you mentioned. I can’t complete the 5 W’s + How until you provide the materials or tell me the topic/event to analyze.

What I can do now:
- Explain how to extract Who, What, Where, When, Why, How from any resource.
- Give a short template you can paste into your document.
- Give a filled example so you see the expected level of detail.
- Offer to fill the answers for your specific resources if you upload them or paste the text/link.

How to extract the 5 W’s + How (step-by-step)
1. Read the resource(s) fully, then skim to highlight key facts (names, dates, locations, actions, motives, methods).
2. For each question, write one clear sentence that answers it directly. Add one supporting sentence with evidence (quote or paraphrase + source).
3. If anything is missing (e.g., motive or exact time), note that it’s not stated and, if possible, give plausible inferences labeled as such.
4. Keep each answer concise but specific (avoid vague phrases like “somewhere” or “recently”).
5. If required, cite the resource (title, author, date, page or URL).

Template to paste into your document
- Who?
- Direct answer (1 sentence).
- Supporting detail / citation.
- What?
- Direct answer (1 sentence).
- Supporting detail / citation.
- Where?
- Direct answer (1 sentence).
- Supporting detail / citation.
- When?
- Direct answer (1 sentence).
- Supporting detail / citation.
- Why?
- Direct answer (1 sentence).
- Supporting detail / citation (or note if not stated).
- How?
- Direct answer (1 sentence).
- Supporting detail / citation (or note if not stated).

Example (news event)
Context: hypothetical article about a city approving a new park.

- Who?
- The Springfield City Council approved the park project.
- Supporting detail: The council voted 6–1 in favor during the April 12 meeting (Springfield Times, Apr 12).

- What?
- They approved construction of a 5-acre community park with playgrounds, walking paths, and a community garden.
- Supporting detail: The project scope included playground equipment, paved trails, native-plant landscaping, and lighting (project proposal, Apr 1).

- Where?
- The park will be built on the vacant lot at 120 Riverbend Avenue in downtown Springfield.
- Supporting detail: The proposal identifies 120 Riverbend (parcel ID 45-728) as the project site.

- When?
- Construction is scheduled to begin in June and finish by November of this year.
- Supporting detail: The timeline in the proposal lists a June 1 groundbreaking and a five-month construction schedule.

- Why?
- The council cited lack of green space downtown and community requests for family amenities as the reasons for approving the park.
- Supporting detail: Councilmember Lee said the project responds to resident surveys showing 78% support for more parks (meeting transcript).

- How?
- The city will fund the project with $1.2 million from the capital improvement fund and a $250,000 state grant; a contractor will be selected through a public bid process.
- Supporting detail: Budget documents show the funding sources and call for competitive bidding per municipal procurement rules.

Next steps
- If you paste the resource text, upload the document, or tell me the topic/event, I will fill in the exact Who/What/Where/When/Why/How for you.