The Five W's And One H

The Five W’s And One H
 
The five w’s and one h refers to a group of single-word questions that can be of some assistance when trying to solve mysteries or construct stories.
 
The most common and effective order for the five w’s and one h is: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. The order helps to present a story or information in a clear, complete, and logical manner.
 
Further explanation follows.
 
Who: Establishes the subject or person involved in the event or situation.
 
What: Describes the action or event that occurred.
 
When: Provides the time or date of the event.
 
Where: Specifies the location of the event.
 
Why: Explains the reason or motivation behind the event.
 
How: Details the method or manner in which the event occurred.
 
Some investigators, sleuths, researchers, detectives, and reporters carry a list of the five w’s and one h printed on a small card in their wallets.
 
Gathered By David Hugh Beaumont

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