Using End Punctuation

Using End Punctuation

Different kinds of sentences use different end punctuation marks.

• A statement always ends with a period.

• A question always ends with a question mark.

Multiple Choice

What do you put at the end of a sentence?

• punctuation mark

• nothing

Multiple Choice

What do you put at the end of a statement?

• period

• question mark

Multiple Choice

What do you put at the end of a question?

• period

• question mark

Examples of Statements

• I'm from Mexico.

• We are a nation of immigrants.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is a statement?

• The ball rolled down the street into traffic.

• What time is lunch?

Examples of Questions

• Where are you from?

• Were your parents immigrants?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is a question?

• How much are the computers?

• We go on break next week.

Multiple Choice

Which punctuation mark is a period?

• .

• ?

Multiple Choice

Which punctuation is a question mark?

• ?

• .

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is a statement?

• I like to eat.

• Where is my car?

• Who is your teacher?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT a statement.

• Her car is green.

• The paper is due Friday.

• When can we go to the store?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is a question?

• Are you done eating?

• That's my bag on the table.

Multiple Choice

What punctuation goes at the end of this sentence:

The boy jumped off the roof

• .

• ?

Multiple Choice

Which punctuation goes at the end of the following sentence:

Where do immigrants come from

• ?

• .

Multiple Choice

What punctuation goes at the end of this sentence:

The boy jumped off the roof

• .

• ?