End of Sentence Punctuation, Printable Worksheets ... - Free Printable

Explanation:
We need to add the correct punctuation at the end of each sentence, based on its type:

1. What is your name → This is a question (starts with "What"), so it needs a question mark (?).
2. My name is Max → This is a statement (declarative), so it needs a period (.).
3. Where are you → This is a question (starts with "Where"), so it needs a question mark (?).
4. I am at the zoo → Statement → period (.).
5. Be careful → This is a command (imperative), so it needs an exclamation point (!).
6. Can you see the lion → Question (starts with "Can"), so question mark (?).
7. I see the lion → Statement → period (.).
8. Run away now → Command → exclamation point (!).
9. I am fine → Statement → period (.).
10. Stop it right now → Command → exclamation point (!).

Let’s double-check each one:
- Questions: #1, #3, #6 → all get ?
- Declaratives (telling): #2, #4, #7, #9 → all get .
- Commands/exclamations: #5, #8, #10 → all get !

Yes, that matches the instructions.

Final Answer:
What is your name?
My name is Max.
Where are you?
I am at the zoo.
Be careful!
Can you see the lion?
I see the lion.
Run away now!
I am fine.
Stop it right now!