Kinds of Sentences Worksheet

Writing skills lesson 5: Kinds of sentences · Set 234 · 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.Which of these is a question? (a) What a sweet mango! (b) Turn left at the temple. (c) Where is Riya going after school? (d) Farhan helps Grandma in the kitchen.
2. 2.Which of these is a command? (a) What is Rahul drawing in class? (b) Diya kicks the ball in the garden. (c) What a noisy market! (d) Please feed the cat.
3. 3.What kind of sentence is this?
   “How cute the puppy is!” (a) question (b) command (c) statement (d) exclamation
4. 4.What kind of sentence is this?
   “How tasty the samosa is!” (a) command (b) statement (c) question (d) exclamation
5. 5.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Kunal packs the school bag at night.” (a) question (b) exclamation (c) statement (d) command
6. 6.Which mark should end this sentence?
   “How beautiful the garden is” (a) question mark (?) (b) full stop (.) (c) exclamation mark (!)
7. 7.What kind of sentence is this?
   “How long the train is!” (a) command (b) exclamation (c) question (d) statement
8. 8.Which mark should end this sentence?
   “Why is Kabir crying” (a) full stop (.) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) question mark (?)
9. 9.What kind of sentence is this?
   “Why is Tenzin crying?” (a) command (b) exclamation (c) question (d) statement
10. 10.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Omkar brushes the dog on Sundays.” (a) question (b) command (c) exclamation (d) statement
11. 11.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Turn left at the temple.” (a) statement (b) exclamation (c) command (d) question
12. 12.Which of these is an exclamation? (a) Sneha brushes the dog on Sundays. (b) What a tasty samosa! (c) What is Arjun eating for lunch? (d) Please speak slowly.
13. 13.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Vikram eats a banana after school” (a) full stop (.) (b) question mark (?) (c) exclamation mark (!)
14. 14.Which of these is an exclamation? (a) Turn left at the temple. (b) How beautiful the garden is! (c) Rahul cooks rice for lunch. (d) Who is Simran calling?
15. 15.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a beautiful garden” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) question mark (?) (c) full stop (.)
16. 16.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Please close the door.” (a) exclamation (b) command (c) statement (d) question
17. 17.What kind of sentence is this?
    “What a funny joke!” (a) question (b) exclamation (c) statement (d) command
18. 18.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a colourful rangoli” (a) full stop (.) (b) question mark (?) (c) exclamation mark (!)
19. 19.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a long train” (a) question mark (?) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) full stop (.)
20. 20.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Line up near the door.” (a) statement (b) exclamation (c) question (d) command
21. 21.What kind of sentence is this?
    “Who is Maria calling?” (a) exclamation (b) statement (c) question (d) command
22. 22.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Rahul draws a picture in art class” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) question mark (?) (c) full stop (.)
23. 23.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Why is Arjun crying” (a) question mark (?) (b) full stop (.) (c) exclamation mark (!)
24. 24.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “How clever the crow is” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
25. 25.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Aisha reads a storybook at night” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
26. 26.Which of these is a statement? (a) How long the train is! (b) Why is Vikram crying? (c) Wash your hands before lunch. (d) Sneha cooks rice for lunch.
27. 27.What kind of sentence is this?
    “What a tasty samosa!” (a) statement (b) command (c) exclamation (d) question
28. 28.What kind of sentence is this?
    “When is Imran leaving for Delhi?” (a) statement (b) command (c) exclamation (d) question
29. 29.What kind of sentence is this?
    “How clever the crow is!” (a) exclamation (b) question (c) command (d) statement
30. 30.Which of these is a command? (a) Pooja packs the school bag at night. (b) Please close the door. (c) When is Kunal leaving for Delhi? (d) How tall the tree is!
31. 31.Which of these is a statement? (a) How funny the joke is! (b) Please speak slowly. (c) Imran drinks warm milk before bed. (d) How is Pooja travelling to school?
32. 32.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What is Ishaan reading today” (a) full stop (.) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) question mark (?)
33. 33.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Tara feeds the cat every morning” (a) full stop (.) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) question mark (?)
34. 34.Which of these is a command? (a) Why is Arjun crying? (b) Dev reads a storybook at night. (c) Open your books to page ten. (d) How cold the morning is!
35. 35.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “Riya eats a banana after school” (a) full stop (.) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) question mark (?)
36. 36.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “How big the cake is” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) question mark (?) (c) full stop (.)
37. 37.Which of these is a statement? (a) Ishaan feeds the cat every morning. (b) How sweet the mango is! (c) How is Riya travelling to school? (d) Wait for me at the gate.
38. 38.What kind of sentence is this?
    “What a cold morning!” (a) command (b) exclamation (c) statement (d) question
39. 39.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a bright moon” (a) exclamation mark (!) (b) full stop (.) (c) question mark (?)
40. 40.Which mark should end this sentence?
    “What a tall tree” (a) question mark (?) (b) exclamation mark (!) (c) full stop (.)

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