Which one is an interjection?
Correct answer: B. Hurrah
- A. How
- B. Hurrah
- C. Go
- D. Otherwise
Explanation
An interjection is a word or expression that occurs as an utterance on its own and expresses a spontaneous feeling or reaction. The correct answer is 'Hurrah', which is used to convey excitement or joy. 'How' is used as an adverb or conjunction, not an interjection. 'Go' is a verb that indicates movement, not a spontaneous expression of emotion. 'Otherwise' is an adverb used to describe alternative situations or conditions, not an interjection.
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