Declarative and Interrogative Sentences

Declarative and Interrogative Sentences

by Sanvi Mishra

Declarative Sentences

The upcoming quiz is based on declarative Sentences. Attempt all the questions. Each question is for 1 Mark. Total is 10 Marks. Here is a bit of recap :

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• The fox is on the rock.

• The fox on the rock

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• We can the fox see

• We can see the fox.

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• The fox naps on the rock.

• The fox rock on the naps

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• Sits the baby fox up

• The baby fox sits up.

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• the fox is red.

• The fox is red.

• the fox is red

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• It has a kit.

• it has a kit.

• It has a kit

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• the kit is brown.

• the kit is brown

• The kit is brown.

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• The man has a pan.

• the man has a pan.

• The man has a pan

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• the pan is tan

• the pan is tan.

• The pan is tan.

Multiple Choice

Pick out the Declarative Sentence

• the kit sits on the rocks.

• The kit sits on the rocks.

• the kit sits on the rocks

Interrogative Sentences

The upcoming quiz is based on interrogative Sentences. Attempt all the questions. Each question is for 1 Mark. Total is 10 Marks. Here is a bit of recap :

Multiple Choice

__________ will you visit your Grandparents?

• Does

• Do

• When

• Will

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

_____________ shall we go?

• Will

• Where

• Do

• Does

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

_____________ book did you bring me?

• How

• Why

• Does

• Whose

Multiple Choice

_________ kind of music do you want to dance on?

• Whose

• Why

• Which

• How

Multiple Choice

_____________ many topics do you have to study?

• Which

• When

• How

• Did

Multiple Choice

________ do you think about this subject?

• Did

• Can

• What

• Which

Interrogative and Declarative

The upcoming quiz is based on both declarative and interrogative Sentences. Attempt all the questions. Each question is for 1 Mark. Total is 10 Marks. You've already learnt what they are in the previous slides.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a declarative sentence?

• Who bought Vicente's first painting?

• Vicente is a Filipino painter.

• When was Vicente born?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of an interrogative sentence?

• How much did he sell his first painting?

• He sold it for ₱30 only.

• Salvador Lopez bought it.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following declarative sentences is written correctly?

• vicente continues to inspire young painters

• Vicente continues to inspire young painters.

• Vicente continues to inspire young painters

Multiple Choice

Which of the following interrogative sentences is written correctly?

• what award was given to him?

• What award was given to him.

• What award was given to him?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about declarative and interrogative sentences?

• A declarative sentence asks a question while an interrogative sentence tells something.

• A declarative sentence tells something while an interrogative sentence asks a question.

• A declarative sentence uses a question mark while an interrogative sentence uses a period.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is correct about declarative and interrogative sentences?

• A declarative sentence begins with a small letter and ends with a period while an interrogative sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a question mark.

• A declarative sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period while an interrogative sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a question mark.

• A declarative sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period while an interrogative sentence begins with a small letter and ends with a question mark.

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