Question

interrogative sentences
interrogative sentences are sentences that ask questions. when punctuating an interrogative sentence, use a question mark.
do you live in the country or in the city?
complete it
complete the following sentences by circling the correct punctuation at the end of the sentences.

1. who is your hero (?. )
2. do you have mr. bell for history this year (?. )
3. what is your favorite food (?. )
4. can we leave first thing in the morning (?. )
5. when does the bus leave (?. )
6. green is my favorite color (?. )
7. where are we going on the field trip next week (?. )
8. i’m going to have mr. stubbert for history next year (?. )
9. why don’t we go out for dinner (?. )
10. can charlie come over for dinner (?. )
11. how many stars are in the sky (?. )
12. i’m going to take the bus downtown (?. )
13. what’s your favorite color (?. )
14. how many sisters and brothers do you have (?. )
15. look at that unusual building (?. )
16. have you ever seen the grand canyon (?. )
17. are you going to take swimming lessons this summer (?. )
18. i dropped my tray at lunch (?. )
19. how do you want to decorate the gym for the dance (?. )
20. i like broccoli on my salad (?. )

Explanation:

To determine the correct punctuation, we check if the sentence is interrogative (asks a question) or declarative (makes a statement). Interrogative sentences use a question mark (?), declarative use a period (.).

1. "Who is your hero" is a question →?
2. "Do you have Mr. Bell for history this year" is a question →?
3. "What is your favorite food" is a question →?
4. "Can we leave first thing in the morning" is a question →?
5. "When does the bus leave" is a question →?
6. "Green is my favorite color" is a statement →.
7. "Where are we going on the field trip next week" is a question →?
8. "I’m going to have Mr. Stubbert for history next year" is a statement →.
9. "Why don’t we go out for dinner" is a question →?
10. "Can Charlie come over for dinner" is a question →?
11. "How many stars are in the sky" is a question →?
12. "I’m going to take the bus downtown" is a statement →.
13. "What’s your favorite color" is a question →?
14. "How many sisters and brothers do you have" is a question →?
15. "Look at that unusual building" is a statement (or exclamatory, but here period as it's not a question) →.
16. "Have you ever seen the Grand Canyon" is a question →?
17. "Are you going to take swimming lessons this summer" is a question →?
18. "I dropped my tray at lunch" is a statement →.
19. "How do you want to decorate the gym for the dance" is a question →?
20. "I like broccoli on my salad" is a statement →.

Answer:

1.?
2.?
3.?
4.?
5.?
6..

1. ?

8..

1. ?

10.?
11.?
12..
13.?
14.?
15..
16.?
17.?
18..
19.?
20..