MCQs on Sentence Conversion

Convert the following imperative sentence into a declarative one: "Please close the door."

• Close the door!

• Will you close the door?

• You are requested to close the door.

• The door is being closed.

Identify the exclamatory version of the following declarative sentence: "The flowers are very beautiful."

• What a beautiful sight the flowers are!

• The flowers are beautiful, aren't they?

• How beautiful the flowers are!

• Are the flowers beautiful?

Identify the imperative form of the following declarative sentence: "You should leave the room now."

• Why don’t you leave the room now?

• Please leave the room now.

• Leave the room now!

• Can you leave the room now?

Which exclamatory sentence matches the declarative one below? "The child is so adorable."

• How adorable the child is!

• Is the child adorable?

• What an adorable child!

• Both a and c.

Convert the following declarative sentence into an interrogative one: "She is going to the market."

• Why is she going to the market?

• Is she going to the market?

• She is going to the market, isn’t she?

• How is she going to the market?

Convert this interrogative sentence into a declarative one: "Why is she crying?"

• She is crying because she is sad.

• She is crying for some reason.

• She cries a lot.

• She is crying.

Choose the declarative version of this interrogative sentence: "Can you help me with this task?"

• You should help me with this task.

• I need help with this task.

• You can help me with this task.

• This task needs help.

Which of the following is the interrogative version of the imperative sentence below? "Pass me the book."

• Should I pass you the book?

• Will you pass me the book?

• Have you passed me the book?

• Can you pass me the book?

Choose the imperative form of the sentence: "It is necessary to study for the exam."

• Will you study for the exam?

• Can you study for the exam?

• Study for the exam.

• You should study for the exam.

Convert this exclamatory sentence into a declarative one: "What a wonderful idea this is!"

• This is a wonderful idea.

• Is this a wonderful idea?

• This idea is not wonderful.

• I wonder if this is a wonderful idea.