Four Sentence Types Practice Quiz

What kind of sentence is this?

Eat your dinner.

• Imperative (command)

• Interrogative (question)

• Exclamatory (exclamation)

• Declarative (statment)

What kind of sentence is this?

Did you do your best?

• Imperative (command)

• Interrogative (question)

• Exclamatory (exclamation)

• Declarative (statement)

What kind of sentence is this?

There's a bee on your head!

• Imperative (command)

• Interrogative (question)

• Exclamatory (exclamation)

• Declarative (statement)

What kind of sentence is this?

I live on Primrose Road.

• Imperative (command)

• Interrogative (question)

• Exclamatory (exclamation)

• Declarative (statement)

What kind of sentence is this?

Can I have dessert please?

• Imperative (command)

• Interrogative (question)

• Exclamatory (exclamation)

• Declarative (statement)

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Do we have to answer all of the problems.

• Do we have to answer all of the problems

• Do we have to answer all of the problems!

• Do we have to answer all of the problems?

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1F

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Chocolate cake is delicious.

• Chocolate cake is delicious?

• Chocolate cake is delicious!

• Chocolate cake is delicious

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1F

Which punctuation is best to show strong emotion?

• .

• ?

• !

Tags

CCSS.L.4.3B

If you want to make your writing more interesting, use a variety of sentence types.

• True

• False

Using strong emotion in a sentence is a good way to let the reader "hear" your sentences and understand your meaning.

• True

• False

Tags

CCSS.L.4.3A

CCSS.W.4.3D