Explanation: Use "cuál" when asking for a choice or selecting from options. "What is your name?" literally means "Which one is your name?"
Explanation: "Dónde" asks "where?" for location. This sentence means "Where do you live?" The other options ask "when" and "what," not "where."
Explanation: Use "cuándo" to ask "when?" This question asks "When is the class?"
Explanation: The plural of "quién" (who, singular) is "quiénes" (who, plural). Use it when asking about multiple people.
Explanation: Use "qué" for general questions about what someone does. This means "What do you do?"
Explanation: When choosing between options (red or blue), use "cuál" (which one). This means "Which one do you prefer: red or blue?"
Explanation: Use "cuánto" to ask "how much?" This question asks "How much does it cost?"
Explanation: Use "cómo" to ask "how?" In Spanish, asking someone's name is literally "How are you called?" (¿Cómo se llama?)