Interrogative Sentence Quiz

Using question marks at the end: What is the customer's preferred method of contact?

• The customer's preferred method of contact is being asked in the form of a question.

• The customer's preferred method of contact is email.

• The customer's preferred method of contact is phone call.

• The customer's preferred method of contact is in person.

Using question marks at the end: How can we assist you today?

• Can we be of any help to you today

• What do you need assistance with today

• How can we help you today

• How can we assist you today?

Identifying interrogative sentences: Did the customer receive the product on time?

• No

• Yes

• The customer received the product on time

• Maybe

Identifying interrogative sentences: Have you ever experienced our customer service before?

• I don't know

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Rewriting declarative sentences as questions: The customer is satisfied with the service. (Rewrite as a question)

• The customer is satisfied with the service, isn't it?

• Is the customer satisfied with the service?

• The customer is not satisfied with the service?

• The customer is satisfied with the service, right?

Rewriting declarative sentences as questions: The product was delivered yesterday. (Rewrite as a question)

• Was the product delivered yesterday?

• The product will be delivered yesterday?

• Did the product get delivered yesterday?

• The product was not delivered yesterday?

Differentiating between interrogative and declarative sentences: Please provide your contact information. (Is this an interrogative or declarative sentence?)

• Interrogative

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Exclamatory

Differentiating between interrogative and declarative sentences: The customer asked for a refund. (Is this an interrogative or declarative sentence?)

• Interrogative

• Imperative

• Declarative

• Exclamatory

All sentences need to be related to customer service: How may I assist you with your order today?

• How can I help you with your purchase today?

• Can I be of any assistance with your order today?

• What do you need help with regarding your order today?

• How can I help you with your order today?

All sentences need to be related to customer service: Can I help you with anything else?

• No, I don't need any help.

• I'm looking for the exit, can you help me?

• Yes, I have a question about my recent purchase.

• I'm just browsing, thanks.