Indicative, Imperative, and Emphatic Verb Moods

What mood is this sentence : Give me your phone. 

• indicative 
• emphatic 
• no mood 
• imperative 

What mood is used to ask a question?

• emphatic 
• indicative
• imperative 
• subjunctive

What mood is this sentence: I do hope that we get a snow day.

• indicative 
• emphatic
• imperative
• Spanish 

Is this sentence in the indicative, imperative or emphatic mood?
 Where are you going for vacation?

• emphatic 
• imperative 
• indicative 
• All of the above 

Rewrite this sentence in the imperative mood.
Can you tell me what your favorite flavor of ice cream is?

• What kind of ice cream do you like?
• Tell me what your favorite ice cream flavor is.
• I do like ice cream.
• Eat your ice cream.

Identify the verb in this sentence and tell its mood.
Pay over there. 

• pay-emphatic 
• there-imperative 
• pay-indicative 
• pay- imperative

Which of these tenses are forms of the indicative mood?

• simple
• progressive
• perfect
• all of the above

How do you form the imperative mood?

• use the base form of the verb
• use the present form of the verb
• use the past form of the verb
• use the past participle form of the verb

Is this sentence in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood?
We'll leave tomorrow.

• imperative
• indicative
• subjunctive
• emphatic

Did you enjoy our presentation?

• YES!😃
• No😒
• So- so😐
• Idk😆