Let’s go step by step through each sentence and decide what punctuation mark belongs at the end.
We have three rules:
1. Use a
period (.) for telling sentences — these just give information.
2. Use a
question mark (?) for questions — these ask something.
3. Use an
exclamation point (!) for commands or exclamations — these tell someone to do something or show strong feeling.
Now let’s look at each sentence:
1.
Wake up → This is telling someone to do something → Command → Use
!
2.
What time is it → This is asking a question → Question → Use
?
3.
It is time for school → This is just telling you something → Declarative → Use
.
4.
Where are my jeans → Asking where something is → Question → Use
?
5.
They are in the closet → Telling you where they are → Declarative → Use
.
6.
Are you ready → Asking if you’re ready → Question → Use
?
7.
I want toast → Just stating what you want → Declarative → Use
.
8.
Hurry, we are late → Telling someone to hurry → Command + urgency → Use
!
9.
I am done → Stating a fact → Declarative → Use
.
10.
Don’t worry → Telling someone not to worry → Command/Reassurance → Use
!
All checked and correct.
Final Answer:
Wake up!
What time is it?
It is time for school.
Where are my jeans?
They are in the closet.
Are you ready?
I want toast.
Hurry, we are late!
I am done.
Don't worry!
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