Exercise 2: Exclamatory Sentences | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Identify the exclamatory sentence from the options below:

(A) The moon is shining brightly.

(B) Where did you find that book?

(C) What an amazing performance!

(D) She walks to school every day.

Question 2:  What punctuation is typically used in an exclamatory sentence?

(A) Comma

(B) Full stop

(C) Exclamation mark

(D) Colon

Question 3:  Choose the sentence that is an exclamatory sentence:

(A) He is waiting for the bus.

(B) How cleverly she solved that problem.

(C) Have you seen my glasses?

(D) She will go to the party.

Question 4:  Which word is commonly found in the beginning of an exclamatory sentence?

(A) Where

(B) How

(C) Which

(D) When

Question 5:  Identify the exclamatory sentence from the options given:

(A) She loves to dance.

(B) Why did you do that?

(C) What a beautiful painting!

(D) They went to the zoo yesterday.

Question 6:  What is the primary function of an exclamatory sentence?

(A) To give an instruction

(B) To express a question

(C) To convey strong emotions or feelings

(D) To provide information

Question 7:  Which punctuation marks are commonly used to end an exclamatory sentence?

(A) Full stop and comma

(B) Full stop and question mark

(C) Exclamation mark and full stop

(D) Exclamation mark and comma

Question 8:  Identify the exclamatory sentence:

(A) She walked to the park.

(B) What a fantastic idea!

(C) Are you ready for the quiz?

(D) The cat chased the mouse.

Question 9:  What is the primary purpose of using an exclamation mark?

(A) To express surprise or strong emotion

(B) To indicate a statement

(C) To pose a question

(D) To connect two independent clauses

Question 10:  Which of the following sentences is an exclamatory sentence?

(A) Could you pass the salt?

(B) How wonderful the weather is!

(C) She sings beautifully.

(D) They are coming tomorrow.