Quiz for Kinds of Sentences

NAME: SURNAME, FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify its type. Write ‘D’ for declarative, ‘I’ for interrogative, ‘Im’ for imperative, and ‘E’ for exclamatory. 1. “The Earth revolves around the Sun.”

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Instructions: Read each sentence and identify its type. Write ‘D’ for declarative, ‘I’ for interrogative, ‘Im’ for imperative, and ‘E’ for exclamatory. 2. “How far is the nearest gas station?”

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Instructions: Read each sentence and identify its type. Write ‘D’ for declarative, ‘I’ for interrogative, ‘Im’ for imperative, and ‘E’ for exclamatory. 3. “Please pass the salt.”

(a)  

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify its type. Write ‘D’ for declarative, ‘I’ for interrogative, ‘Im’ for imperative, and ‘E’ for exclamatory. 4. “I can’t believe we won the game!”

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Instructions: Write a sentence of each type based on the given scenarios. 1. Declarative: State a fact about your favorite book.

Instructions: Write a sentence of each type based on the given scenarios. 2. Interrogative: Ask a question about tomorrow’s weather.

Instructions: Write a sentence of each type based on the given scenarios. 3. Imperative: Give a command related to classroom cleanliness.

Instructions: Write a sentence of each type based on the given scenarios. 4. Exclamatory: Express excitement about a surprise party.

Instructions: Transform the given declarative sentence into the other three types. Original Sentence: “The museum is closed on Mondays.” Interrogative:

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