Interjections Exercise Worksheet for Grade 1 to 6, teaching students to recognize and use interjections in sentences.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one and find the interjection — that’s the word or phrase that shows emotion, like surprise, joy, anger, greeting, etc. Remember, interjections can be followed by a comma, exclamation mark, or question mark.

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1. Ouch! I was bit by a mosquito
→ “Ouch!” is showing pain → interjection

2. Hey, give that to me.
→ “Hey” is getting someone’s attention → interjection

3. Why can’t you wake up on time, huh?
→ “huh?” is asking for agreement or reaction → interjection

4. Hi, I’m happy you came home.
→ “Hi” is a greeting → interjection

5. Wow! You look awesome in this dress.
→ “Wow!” shows surprise or admiration → interjection

6. Careful, the lion is famished!
→ “Careful” is warning someone → interjection

7. Yes, I will have a coffee please.
→ “Yes” is showing agreement → interjection

8. Whew, that was very close.
→ “Whew” shows relief → interjection

9. Wow! That was quick!
→ “Wow!” again shows surprise → interjection

10. “Shoo!” shouted the old man when he saw monkeys plucking the mangoes.
→ “Shoo!” is telling animals to go away → interjection

11. Stop! There is a pit ahead on the road.
→ “Stop!” is a command to get attention → interjection

12. Yippee, I got all my answers right in the test.
→ “Yippee” shows excitement → interjection

13. That was a great knock, Bravo!
→ “Bravo!” is praising someone → interjection

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Now let’s list them clearly:

Final Answer:
1. Ouch
2. Hey
3. huh
4. Hi
5. Wow
6. Careful
7. Yes
8. Whew
9. Wow
10. Shoo
11. Stop
12. Yippee
13. Bravo