Class 5 English Grammar Chapter: Kinds of Sentences Model Test Paper 2

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Time: 1 Hour
Maximum Marks: 40

Section A: Fill in the Blanks (8 × 1 = 8 marks)

  1. A sentence that gives an order or advice is called an __________ sentence.
  2. A sentence that asks a question ends with a __________ mark.
  3. An exclamatory sentence expresses strong __________.
  4. A declarative sentence is also called an __________ sentence.
  5. Sentences must begin with a __________ letter.
  6. Imperative sentences may end with a __________ or an exclamation mark.
  7. Words like Wow! and Oh! are used in __________ sentences.
  8. A sentence must have a __________ and a predicate.

Section B: Multiple Choice Questions (6 × 1 = 6 marks)

  1. Which of the following is an exclamatory sentence?
    a) Please sit down.
    b) What a brave boy he is!
    c) Are you ready?
    d) She is my friend.
  2. Which sentence is interrogative?
    a) Shut the door.
    b) The weather is cold.
    c) How old are you?
    d) What a lovely flower!
  3. Which punctuation mark is used at the end of an interrogative sentence?
    a) .
    b) ,
    c) !
    d) ?
  4. Which of the following is an imperative sentence?
    a) The birds are flying.
    b) What a big house it is!
    c) Please listen carefully.
    d) Do you know him?
  5. Which kind of sentence gives information?
    a) Exclamatory
    b) Imperative
    c) Interrogative
    d) Assertive (Declarative)
  6. Which sentence shows a request?
    a) Open the gate.
    b) Please pass me the salt.
    c) What a hot day!
    d) He is very kind.

Section C: Make Sentences (4 × 2 = 8 marks)

Make one sentence each for the following kinds of sentences:

  1. Assertive (Declarative)
  2. Interrogative
  3. Imperative
  4. Exclamatory

Section D: Identify the Kind of Sentence (6 × 1 = 6 marks)

Write whether the following sentences are Assertive (Declarative), Interrogative, Imperative, or Exclamatory.

  1. The moon shines brightly at night.
  2. Please complete your work neatly.
  3. What a tasty cake this is!
  4. Do you like watching cartoons?
  5. Always follow the school rules.
  6. My brother plays cricket well.

Section E: Phrase or Sentence (6 × 1 = 6 marks)

Write whether the following are Phrases or Sentences.

  1. behind the door
  2. The teacher is explaining the lesson.
  3. on a rainy day
  4. She helped me yesterday.
  5. under the old bridge
  6. We reached home safely.

Section F: Complete the Sentences (6 × 1 = 6 marks)

Complete the sentences using suitable phrases from the box below:

Phrases Box:
(at the market, in the evening, with great care, under the tree, after lunch, on the floor)

  1. The children were playing __________.
  2. She placed the books __________.
  3. We went for a walk __________.
  4. The puppy slept __________.
  5. He did his work __________.
  6. Mother met me __________.

Answer Key

Section A: Fill in the Blanks

  1. imperative
  2. question
  3. feelings / emotions
  4. assertive
  5. capital
  6. full stop
  7. exclamatory
  8. subject

Section B: Multiple Choice Questions

  1. b) What a brave boy he is!
  2. c) How old are you?
  3. d) ?
  4. c) Please listen carefully.
  5. d) Assertive (Declarative)
  6. b) Please pass me the salt.

Section C: Make Sentences (Sample Answers)

(Any correct sentence showing the required kind will be accepted.)

  1. Assertive (Declarative): The sun rises in the east.
  2. Interrogative: Where are you going?
  3. Imperative: Close the door quietly.
  4. Exclamatory: What a wonderful sight it is!

Section D: Identify the Kind of Sentence

  1. Assertive (Declarative)
  2. Imperative
  3. Exclamatory
  4. Interrogative
  5. Imperative
  6. Assertive (Declarative)

Section E: Phrase or Sentence

  1. Phrase
  2. Sentence
  3. Phrase
  4. Sentence
  5. Phrase
  6. Sentence

Section F: Complete the Sentences

at the market

under the tree

on the floor

in the evening

under the tree

with great care

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