Exclamatory Sentences Quiz

What is the primary purpose of an exclamatory sentence?Choose the correct answer:

To ask a question
To express strong emotions or feelings
To make a statement
To give a command

How is an exclamatory sentence typically punctuated?Choose the correct answer:

With a period (.)
With an exclamation mark (!)
With a question mark (?)
With a comma (,)

Which of the following is an example of an exclamatory sentence?Choose the correct answer:

What time is it?
Close the door.
The sun sets in the west.
How beautiful the sunset is!

Which word is commonly used to start an exclamatory sentence?Choose the correct answer:

Wow
Is
The
And

Which of the following sentences is NOT an exclamatory sentence?Choose the correct answer:

What a wonderful gift!
I can’t believe she did that!
Is this your book?
This is amazing!

What should be considered when using exclamatory sentences?Choose the correct answer:

Use them sparingly and appropriately
Use them in every sentence
Use them only in formal writing
Use them without considering the context

Which of the following sentences uses an interjection?Choose the correct answer:

Ouch, that hurt!
The cake is delicious.
Where are you going?
Close the window.

Which of the following sentences expresses a strong emotion without using an interjection?Choose the correct answer:

Wow, this is incredible!
What a fantastic show!
Oh, I didn’t know that.
Hey, look at this!

What is the difference between an exclamatory sentence and a declarative sentence?Choose the correct answer:

An exclamatory sentence makes a statement, while a declarative sentence expresses strong emotion.
An exclamatory sentence expresses strong emotion, while a declarative sentence makes a statement.
There is no difference between them.
An exclamatory sentence asks a question, while a declarative sentence makes a command.

Which of the following sentences is an example of using an exclamatory sentence for effect?Choose the correct answer:

The library is open until 9 pm.
Do you need any help?
Help, I’m stuck!
Please pass the salt.