Let's solve the "Robot Sentences" worksheet step by step. The goal is to:
1.
Identify each sentence as either *declarative* or *interrogative*.
- A
declarative sentence makes a statement and ends with a period.
- An
interrogative sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark.
2.
Add the correct punctuation mark (either a period `.` or a question mark `?`) at the end of each sentence.
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Let's go through each sentence:
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1. Did you see the robot
- This is asking a question →
Interrogative
- Punctuation:
?
✔ Answer:
Interrogative, add
?
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2. The robot is nice
- This is making a statement →
Declarative
- Punctuation:
.
✔ Answer:
Declarative, add
.
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3. My brother named it Max
- This is stating a fact →
Declarative
- Punctuation:
.
✔ Answer:
Declarative, add
.
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4. Where do you think it sleeps
- This is asking a question →
Interrogative
- Punctuation:
?
✔ Answer:
Interrogative, add
?
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5. It sleeps in the garage
- This is a statement →
Declarative
- Punctuation:
.
✔ Answer:
Declarative, add
.
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6. How big is your robot
- This is asking a question →
Interrogative
- Punctuation:
?
✔ Answer:
Interrogative, add
?
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7. Who bought you your robot
- This is asking a question →
Interrogative
- Punctuation:
?
✔ Answer:
Interrogative, add
?
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8. My mom bought our robot
- This is a statement →
Declarative
- Punctuation:
.
✔ Answer:
Declarative, add
.
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9. Max plays lots of games
- This is a statement →
Declarative
- Punctuation:
.
✔ Answer:
Declarative, add
.
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10. Does your robot play games
- This is asking a question →
Interrogative
- Punctuation:
?
✔ Answer:
Interrogative, add
?
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✔ Final Answers:
| Number | Sentence | Type | Punctuation |
|--------|------------------------------------------|----------------|-------------|
| 1 | Did you see the robot | Interrogative | ? |
| 2 | The robot is nice | Declarative | . |
| 3 | My brother named it Max | Declarative | . |
| 4 | Where do you think it sleeps | Interrogative | ? |
| 5 | It sleeps in the garage | Declarative | . |
| 6 | How big is your robot | Interrogative | ? |
| 7 | Who bought you your robot | Interrogative | ? |
| 8 | My mom bought our robot | Declarative | . |
| 9 | Max plays lots of games | Declarative | . |
| 10 | Does your robot play games | Interrogative | ? |
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📝 Instructions for Filling the Worksheet:
For each sentence:
- Write
"declarative" or
"interrogative" in the blank before the number.
- Put the correct punctuation mark (
. or
?) in the box after the sentence.
Example:
>
interrogative 1. Did you see the robot
?
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This exercise helps students understand sentence types and proper punctuation — key skills in early language arts! 🤖📚
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of declarative and interrogative sentences worksheet 4th grade.
