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Question-1 Keep your footwear outside.
Identify the type of sentence.

(A) Interrogative	(B)Assertive
(C) Exclamatory	(D)Imperative

Question-2
We should respect and obey our parents and teachers.

The above group of words is a ___________.

(A) phrase	(B) sentence
(C) clause	(D) None of these.

Question-3 They went to school, _______?
Complete the sentence with a question tag.

(A) did they	(B)don't they
(C)didn't they	(D)haven't they

Question-4
Which among the following is an exclamatory sentence?

(A) Kumar is a rich merchant.	(B) What a beautiful building!
(C) How old are you?	(D) Remove these chairs from here.

Question-5 ? when morning in the up you do get
Arrange the words in the correct order to form a question.

(A) When in the morning do you get up ?	(B)In the morning when do you get up?
(C)When do you get up in the morning ?	(D)When you do get up in the morning ?

Question-6 How attractive your garden is!
Identify the type of sentence.

(A) interrogative	(B)imperative
(C)declarative	(D)exclamatory

Question-7 Do you want to play cricket ?
Identify the type of sentence.

(A) interrogative	(B) imperative
(C)exclamatory	(D)declarative

Question-8 Rearrange the words to form an interrogative sentence.
Children are hiding where the?

(A) Where the children are hiding?	(B)Where are the children hiding?
(C)Where the hiding children are?	(D)None of these.

Question-9 I like to have vegetarian food today.
The above sentence is __________ .

(A) an interrogative sentence	(B)an imperative sentence
(C)a declarative sentence	(D)an exclamatory sentence

Question-10
We are so excited about going to Kashmir!
The above sentence is _________.

(A) an imperative sentence	(B) a declarative sentence
(C) an exclamarory sentence	(D) an interrogative sentence

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Std 5

Tamil Nadu (English Medium)

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