Kinds of Sentences Worksheet

Writing skills lesson 5: Kinds of sentences · Set 206 · 40 questions

Writing tip (What does it do?): Statement: tells something — ends with a full stop (Riya plays cricket in the park.). Question: asks something — ends with a question mark (Where is Kabir going?). Exclamation: shows a strong feeling (What a tall tree! How sweet the mango is!) — ends with !. Command: tells or asks someone to do something, starting with a doing word or Please (Wait for me at the gate.).

1. 1.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Please close the door.” (a) command (b) exclamation (c) question (d) statement
2. 2.Which mark should end this sentence?
   “What a cute puppy” (a) full stop (.) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) question mark (?)
3. 3.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Tara cleans the room every Saturday.” (a) question (b) statement (c) command (d) exclamation
4. 4.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Manav reads a storybook at night.” (a) exclamation (b) statement (c) command (d) question
5. 5.Which mark should end this sentence?
   “Rahul helps Grandma in the kitchen” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
6. 6.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Farhan washes the car on Sundays.” (a) exclamation (b) command (c) statement (d) question
7. 7.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Dev rides a bicycle to school.” (a) exclamation (b) command (c) statement (d) question
8. 8.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Put your books in the bag.” (a) question (b) command (c) statement (d) exclamation
9. 9.Which of these is a question? (a) Line up near the door. (b) How huge the elephant is! (c) Diya flies a kite on the roof. (d) What is Arjun eating for lunch?
10. 10.What kind of sentence is this?
    “What a bright moon!” (a) exclamation (b) command (c) question (d) statement
11. 11.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Please feed the cat.” (a) exclamation (b) question (c) command (d) statement
12. 12.What kind of sentence is this?
    “How noisy the market is!” (a) statement (b) command (c) question (d) exclamation
13. 13.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Turn left at the temple.” (a) command (b) statement (c) question (d) exclamation
14. 14.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “How lovely the song is” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) question mark (?) (c) full stop (.)
15. 15.Which of these is a question? (a) How big the cake is! (b) Zoya catches the bus at seven. (c) Why is Yash laughing? (d) Line up near the door.
16. 16.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Rohan rides a bicycle to school” (a) question mark (?) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) full stop (.)
17. 17.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a lovely song” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) question mark (?) (c) full stop (.)
18. 18.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Kunal eats a banana after school.” (a) statement (b) command (c) question (d) exclamation
19. 19.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “How sweet the mango is” (a) full stop (.) (b) question mark (?) (c) exclamation mark (!)
20. 20.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a beautiful garden” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) question mark (?) (c) full stop (.)
21. 21.Which of these is a statement? (a) What a beautiful garden! (b) Turn left at the temple. (c) Where is Riya going after school? (d) Kavya cleans the room every Saturday.
22. 22.What kind of sentence is this?
    “What is Tenzin reading today?” (a) statement (b) exclamation (c) command (d) question
23. 23.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Yash eats a banana after school.” (a) statement (b) question (c) exclamation (d) command
24. 24.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Joseph rides a bicycle to school” (a) full stop (.) (b) question mark (?) (c) exclamation mark (!)
25. 25.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Zoya brushes the dog on Sundays” (a) full stop (.) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) question mark (?)
26. 26.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Rahul brushes the dog on Sundays.” (a) command (b) question (c) exclamation (d) statement
27. 27.Which of these is a statement? (a) Where is Arjun going after school? (b) What a cold morning! (c) Open your books to page ten. (d) Aarav catches the bus at seven.
28. 28.Which of these is a question? (a) Please feed the cat. (b) How colourful the rangoli is! (c) Where is Pooja going after school? (d) Simran waters the plants in the evening.
29. 29.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Priya sings a song in the morning” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
30. 30.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Why is Yash crying” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
31. 31.Which of these is a statement? (a) Yash brushes the dog on Sundays. (b) Why is Ishaan laughing? (c) How huge the elephant is! (d) Please speak slowly.
32. 32.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Why is Yash laughing” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
33. 33.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Imran sings a song in the morning” (a) question mark (?) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) full stop (.)
34. 34.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Why is Zoya crying?” (a) question (b) exclamation (c) statement (d) command
35. 35.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What is Manav eating for lunch” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
36. 36.Which of these is a statement? (a) What a noisy market! (b) Please help me carry this box. (c) Saanvi cooks rice for lunch. (d) Why is Farhan crying?
37. 37.What kind of sentence is this?
    “How colourful the rangoli is!” (a) command (b) statement (c) question (d) exclamation
38. 38.What kind of sentence is this?
    “How is Joseph travelling to school?” (a) statement (b) exclamation (c) command (d) question
39. 39.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Saanvi brushes the dog on Sundays.” (a) question (b) command (c) exclamation (d) statement
40. 40.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Aarav washes the car on Sundays.” (a) command (b) statement (c) exclamation (d) question

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