<p>Types of Sentences ** A sentence can be used to make a statement, to ask a question, to make a request or give a command, or to show strong feelings. Declarative= makes a statement and ends in a period (.)</p><p>Interrogative= asks a question and ends in a question mark (?)</p><p>Exclamatory= shows strong feeling and ends in an exclamation point (!)</p><p>Imperative= makes a request or gives a command and ends in a period or exclamation ( . !) Name______Homework #1 Due Date:______</p><p>Types of Sentences</p><p>** A sentence can be used to make a statement, to ask a question, to make a request or give a command, or to show strong feelings.</p><p>Declarative= makes a statement and ends in a period. Interrogative= asks a question and ends in a question mark. Exclamatory= shows strong feeling and ends in an exclamation point. Imperative= makes a request or gives a command and ends in a period.</p><p>Directions: Punctuate each sentence correctly and then decide what type of sentence it is.</p><p>____1. Look at that big yellow and black bee</p><p>____2. That’s a bumblebee</p><p>____3. Did you know that they can live as far north as the Arctic Circle</p><p>____4. The buzzing sound is a bumblebee fanning its wings</p><p>____5. Tell me how they build their nests</p><p>____6. The queen constructs a pot of wax and fills it with honey</p><p>____7. She lays her eggs in another pot of wax</p><p>____8. What happens to the egg</p><p>____9. They hatch and become worker bees</p><p>____10. Some hive are a foot wide and have up to 700 workers</p><p>____11. Why do you run when you see a bee ____12. Some people are allergic to bees</p><p>____13. Run when you see a bumblebee if you are allergic to them</p><p>____14. Why do you cry when you get stung</p><p>____15. Each house is surrounded by a veranda</p><p>____16. Did you know that some seals spend most of their lives in water</p><p>____17. Where do they live in the summer</p><p>____18. Can you help them find build new shelters</p><p>____19. Don’t try to catch the seals</p><p>____20. Watch Animal Planet after school to learn more about the seals Name______Homework #2 Due Date:______</p><p>Types of Sentences</p><p>** Choose the correct type of sentence and use the correct punctuation.</p><p>____1. Is Matt’s history book on the table</p><p>____2. Are there five Great Lakes</p><p>____3. Did Jeff forget where he left his coat</p><p>____4. Should we turn in our reports on Monday</p><p>____5. Does California border the Pacific Ocean</p><p>____6. Stop pulling that cat’s tail</p><p>____7. Please call me later</p><p>____8. Our family vacations at Myrtle Beach every summer</p><p>____9. On my way to school, several cars were involved in a car pile-up</p><p>____10. How tall is that building</p><p>____11. Tall buildings are called skyscrapers</p><p>____12. Please tell me who owns that building</p><p>____13. What a tall building ____14. I like hamburgers</p><p>Name______Homework #3 Due Date:______</p><p>Interrogative- asks a question= ? Declarative- makes a statement= . Exclamatory- uses feeling= ! Imperative- gives a command= .</p><p>____ 1. After school, I’ll probably watch television for a few hours before doing my homework</p><p>____2. The cute, fluffy puppy chewed on his bone in the living room</p><p>____3. Our family attends church on Wednesday nights and on Sundays</p><p>____4. Did you go to church this weekend</p><p>____5. Walk down the hallway in school</p><p>____6. Please stay in line</p><p>____7. Why are you talking in class while the teacher is teaching</p><p>____8. I’m so excited about the field trip</p><p>____9. What a great day we had</p><p>____10. Stop talking right now</p><p>____11. We had steak and peas for dinner last night ____12. Put your bike in the garage</p><p>Name______Homework #4 Due Date:______</p><p>Types of Sentences</p><p>Interrogative=asks a question ( ?) Imperative= command (.)</p><p>Declarative= statement (.) Exclamatory= feeling ( !)</p><p>____1. The water is just like ice.</p><p>____2. Let’s run, it’s beginning to rain</p><p>____3. Don’t miss the great movie</p><p>____4. Close the door as you leave</p><p>____5. Which way did the man run down the street</p><p>____6. How much money did you spend</p><p>____7. You may bring potato chips and ice cream to the party</p><p>____8. Oh no, he fell into the pond</p><p>____9. Rattlesnakes are poisonous</p><p>____10. What a fast runner that boy is</p><p>____11. That boy is the fastest runner on the team</p><p>____12. Watch out for that pot hole</p><p>____13. The windows should be kept close</p><p>____14. Are you waiting for me Name______Homework #5 Due Date:______</p><p>Types of Sentences</p><p>Read each sentence. Write the number of each sentence under its correct type of sentence.</p><p>____1. Why is the Constitution needed?</p><p>____2. The Constitution of the United States lists the basic rights of all American citizens.</p><p>____3. The U.S. Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787.</p><p>____4. Learn about our founding fathers.</p><p>____5. What wise men they were!</p><p>____6. How does the Constitution balance our government’s power?</p><p>____7. Tell which branch of government creates our laws.</p><p>____8. Who chooses the members of the U.S. Congress?</p><p>____9. Respect the head of the executive branch.</p><p>____10.The judicial branch explains the Constitution and our laws.</p><p>____11.The Constitution makes our government strong!</p><p>____12. The first ten amendments are called the Bill of Rights.</p><p>____13. Which amendment gives us the freedom of speech? ____14. Hooray for the Constitution of the United States!</p><p>Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory</p>