Identifying Sentence Types

Which of the following is an interrogative sentence?

• Are you excited to visit the mountains?

• The sky looks beautiful today.

• Please don’t forget your map.

• What an incredible journey we had!

What sentence type is used in: "Close the door when you leave."

• Imperative

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Exclamation

Identify the sentence type: "What a thrilling experience that was!"

• Exclamation

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Imperative

What is the declarative sentence in this list?

• The mountains are stunning and majestic.

• How exciting this adventure will be!

• Can you see the peaks from here?

• Take a photo of the valley below.

The imperative sentence "Imagine standing on the edge of the cliff, feeling the cold air," is used to:

• Command the reader to visualize something.

• Describe a factual event.

• Pose a rhetorical question.

• Express surprise.

What is the sentence type of: "Where will the road take us next?"

• Interrogative

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Exclamation

What sentence type is used in: "Look at the intricate designs on the fortress walls."

• Imperative

• Declarative

• Exclamation

• Interrogative

Why might a writer use an exclamatory sentence like: "What an incredible sight!"

• To express strong emotions like awe or excitement.

• To provide factual information.

• To give a direct command to the reader.

• To ask a question.

What is the connotation of the word "rolling" in the phrase: "Mountains all around, climbing up to peaks, rolling into valleys, again and again"?

• Positive, suggesting smooth, gentle movement.

• Neutral, describing the movement of mountains.

• Negative, implying instability or danger.

• No connotation, just a factual description.

The word "convulsion" is used in the phrase: "The entire earth below us was a convulsion of crests and gorges." What does the word connote?

• Violence and upheaval.

• Peace and stillness.

• Happiness and joy.

• Neutrality and balance.