Exercise 3: Interrogative Sentences | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  What is the primary function of an interrogative sentence?

(A) To make a statement

(B) To express strong emotion

(C) To ask a question

(D) To give a command

Question 2:  Which type of interrogative sentence is used to confirm information?

(A) Yes/No question

(B) Wh-question

(C) Tag question

(D) Rhetorical question

Question 3:  What punctuation mark typically ends an interrogative sentence?

(A) Period (.)

(B) Exclamation mark (!)

(C) Comma

(D) Question mark (?)

Question 4:  In a tag question, what usually comes before the tag?

(A) Auxiliary verb

(B) Subject

(C) Main verb

(D) Adverb

Question 5:  Which of the following is an example of a yes/no question?

(A) How many?

(B) Is she coming?

(C) Where is the park?

(D) Who won the game?

Question 6:  What is the term for a question that expects a negative answer?

(A) Positive question

(B) Negative question

(C) Affirmative question

(D) Inquisitive question

Question 7:  What is the purpose of using a tag question in conversation?

(A) To express certainty

(B) To seek confirmation or agreement

(C) To provide additional information

(D) To emphasize a point

Question 8:  Which word is commonly used to begin a wh-question?

(A) Is

(B) Do

(C) Where

(D) Can

Question 9:  What type of question is often used to elicit detailed information?

(A) Yes/No question

(B) Closed question

(C) Open-ended question

(D) Rhetorical question

Question 10:  What is the typical structure of a tag question?

(A) Subject + main verb

(B) Subject + auxiliary verb

(C) Subject + adverb

(D) Subject + object