Let’s go through each sentence one by one to figure out which punctuation mark fits best: question mark (?), exclamation mark (!), or full stop (.).
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a) Do you like cake
This is a question — it’s asking someone something.
✔ So, we need a
question mark.
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b) Look out
This is a warning — someone is shouting to get attention quickly.
✔ So, we need an
exclamation mark.
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c) Dad is mowing the lawn
This is just telling us what’s happening — no question, no excitement.
✔ So, we need a
full stop.
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d) Would you like to play with me
This is also a question — asking if someone wants to play.
✔ So, we need a
question mark.
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e) Well done Riley
This is praise — saying “good job!” to Riley. It’s excited and happy.
✔ So, we need an
exclamation mark.
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f) Sam went down the slide
This is just stating a fact — nothing exciting or questioning.
✔ So, we need a
full stop.
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Final Answer:
a) ?
b) !
c) .
d) ?
e) !
f) .
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of exclamation mark worksheet.
