| Board | CBSE |
| Textbook | NCERT |
| Class | Class 6 |
| Subject | English |
| Chapter | MCQ Questions for kinds of sentences |
| Chapter Name | Kinds of sentences Questions |
| Category | Worksheets |
Kinds of sentences with examples
kinds of sentences with examples consist of selected examples and questions with explanations to give class 6 students a clear idea about the application of class 6 English grammar. For more English Grammar Questions check out the main page and do solve NCERT questions with the help of NCERT solutions for class 6 English.
kinds of sentences with examples set-1
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1. Sachin is a fabulous batsman. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it states a fact.
2. Do not go out. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a command.
3. What a tragedy! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
The sentence expresses a strong feeling of pity; hence, it is an exclamatory sentence.
4. What is your phone number? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
A question is asked in this sentence; hence, it is an interrogative sentence.
5. Well done! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
This sentence expresses a sudden feeling of appreciation; so, it is an exclamatory sentence.
6. Reach on time. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
This sentence expresses a command. Therefore, it is an imperative sentence.
7. She is fond of music. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
As this sentence states a fact, it is an assertive sentence.
8. Men have more stamina than women. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
This sentence makes an assertion; hence, it is an assertive sentence.
9. I try to wake up early. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it makes a statement.
10. Could I borrow your pen? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
The sentence asks a question; hence, it is an interrogative sentence.
11. Please take me to the bus stop. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a request.
12. Never use derogatory words. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a command.
13. Oh, that is amazing! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
This sentence expresses a sudden feeling of surprise. Hence, it is an exclamatory sentence.
14. How old are you? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
This sentence asks a question; hence, it is an interrogative sentence.
15. Oh, it is a privilege! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence that expresses a feeling of happiness.
16. Do well in your exams. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a wish.
17. He should show patience. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
This sentence makes an assertion; therefore, it is an assertive sentence.
18. The exam results are out. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
This sentence makes a declaration; hence, it is an assertive sentence.
19. Please do not take yourself so seriously. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a request.
20. Oh, what an unpleasant sight! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
This sentence expresses a sudden feeling of pity. Hence, it is an exclamatory sentence.
kinds of sentences with examples set-2
21. Where have you been all these days? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
It is an interrogative sentence as it asks a question.
22. Rajasthan is the biggest state in India. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it expresses a fact.
23. Be respectful to your elders. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
This sentence can be an order as well as a request; therefore, it is an imperative sentence.
24. Go away before I lose my cool. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses an order.
25. Enjoy the film. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
This sentence expresses a wish; hence, it is an imperative sentence.
26. When will the match start? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
A question is asked in this sentence; hence, it is an interrogative sentence.
27. Oh god, this is really painful! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
This is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a strong feeling of pain.
28. India is known for its rich cultural heritage. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
This sentence states a fact; hence, it is an assertive sentence.
29. Get out of my house. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses an order.
30. Give some money to beggars. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it can be an order as well as a request.
31. What, you are getting married! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a sudden feeling of surprise.
32. Ah, I have never seen such filthy people! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a feeling of disgust.
33. Why are you so angry? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
It is an interrogative sentence as it asks a question.
34. Alas, the journey has come to an end! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a feeling of sadness.
35. What a match it was! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a feeling of wonder or excitement.
36. The guests have arrived. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
The sentence expresses a declaration; hence, it is an assertive sentence.
37. Please help me cross the road. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a request.
38. Rahul has to be careful. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it makes an assertion.
39. Barack Obama is the President of the United States. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
This sentence states a fact; hence, it is an assertive sentence.
40. Do not befriend strangers. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses an order as well as a request.
kinds of sentences with examples set-3
41. Pass the exam with flying colours. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a wish.
42. The United States is a large country. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it states a fact.
43. How hardworking the Japanese are! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a feeling of surprise.
44. Winter has finally set in. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it makes a declaration.
45. Come back with good news. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a wish.
46. How many glasses of water do you drink in a day? This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(b)
It is an interrogative sentence as it asks a question.
47. How can you come so late! This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(d)
It is an exclamatory sentence as it expresses a feeling of surprise.
48. Please give me a glass of water. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as it expresses a request.
49. India celebrates 62 years of independence on 15th August. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(a)
It is an assertive sentence as it states a fact.
50. Do not come late to office. This sentence is
(a) assertive.
(b) interrogative.
(c) imperative.
(d) exclamatory.
Answer:
(c)
It is an imperative sentence as what it expresses can be a suggestion, request or command.