Possession or Ownership

Note: We can use "Who" for one person but we can also use it for more persons than one, some examples:

(1) Who has food? (One person).
(2) Who have food? (More than one).
(3) Who has a car? (One person).
(4) Who have a car? (More than one)
(5) Who has a house? (One person).
(6) Who have a house? (More than one).

W. H form Sentences:

(1) Who has a pen?
(2) Who have pens?
(3) Who has tea?
(4) Who have tea?
(5) Who has chalks?
(6) Who have chalks?
(7) Who has fruit?
(8) Who have fruits?
(9) Who has questions?
(10) Who have questions?
(11) Who has friends?
(12) Who have friends?
(13) Who has enemies?
(14) Who have enemies?
(15) Who has a test?
(16) Who have a test?
(17) Who has students?
(18) Who have students?
(19) Who has teachers?
(20) Who have teachers?
(21) Who has patients?
(22) Who have patients?
(23) Who has a laptop?
(24) Who have a laptop?
(25) Who has television?
(26) Who have television?
(27) Who has books?
(28) Who have books?
(29) Who has an idea?
(30) Who have an idea?
(31) Who has bandages?
(32) Who have bandages?
(33) Who has a girlfriend?
(34) Who have girlfriends?
(35) Who has a gun?
(36) Who have guns?
(37) Who has motorbike?
(38) Who have motorbikes?
(39) Who has clothes?
(40) Who have clothes?
(41) Who has make-up?
(42) Who have make-up?
(43) Who has channels?