Sentence Transformation and Types Quiz

Transform the following sentence into a correct exclamative sentence: "He plays the piano so well."

• What a well he plays the piano!

• How well he plays the piano!

• How good he plays the piano!

• What a good piano he plays!

Transform the following sentence into a correct exclamative sentence: "It was an unforgettable moment."

• How unforgettable moment it was!

• What an unforgettable moment it was!

• What unforgettable it was!

• How an unforgettable moment it was!

Identify the sentence type of the following: "Who would have thought she'd win the competition!"

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Exclamative

• Interrogative

Identify the sentence type of the following: "Be quiet and listen carefully!"

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Exclamative

• Interrogative

Identify the sentence type of the following: "Isn't it amazing how quickly time flies!"

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Exclamative

• Interrogative

Which of the following sentences is a negative declarative sentence?

• She has already completed her assignment.

• I don't believe he will attend the meeting.

• What a challenging exam this is!

• Are you planning to visit your parents?

What is a key characteristic of a declarative sentence?

• It always ends with a question mark (?).

• It is used to give a command or request.

• It follows the structure Subject + Verb + Object and ends with a period (.)

• It must always include an adverb of time.

Fill in the blank with the correct word to form a declarative sentence: The students _______ preparing for their final exams.

Identify the sentence that is NOT declarative:

• I think she will arrive late.

• The Earth revolves around the Sun.

• Where did you buy this book?

• He does not enjoy spicy food.

Which statement about declarative sentences is FALSE?

• They can be either affirmative or negative.

• They express strong emotions using exclamation marks.

• They are used to state facts or opinions.

• They are the most common sentence type in English.