Practice identifying sentence types and proper punctuation with this educational worksheet.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We’ll decide if it’s a statement, question, or exclamation — then add the right punctuation mark at the end.

Remember:
- Statements tell something → end with .
- Questions ask something → end with ?
- Exclamations show strong feeling → end with !

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1. “Are you feeling well today” → This is asking something → Question → Add ?
→ *Are you feeling well today?*

2. “Papa made homemade cookies” → Telling us what happened → Statement → Add .
→ *Papa made homemade cookies.*

3. “Jimmy’s team won” → Just telling a fact → Statement → Add .
→ *Jimmy’s team won.*

4. “When is your birthday” → Asking for info → Question → Add ?
→ *When is your birthday?*

5. “Is this your new television” → Yes/No question → Question → Add ?
→ *Is this your new television?*

6. “Wow! Look at the fireworks” → “Wow!” shows excitement, and “Look at the fireworks” is an excited command → Exclamation → Add !
→ *Wow! Look at the fireworks!*

7. “It rained all day long” → Just stating a fact → Statement → Add .
→ *It rained all day long.*

8. “Have you met my friend Julie” → Asking if someone has met Julie → Question → Add ?
→ *Have you met my friend Julie?*

9. “I want to have a bowl of soup for lunch” → Saying what you want → Statement → Add .
→ *I want to have a bowl of soup for lunch.*

10. “Can you make it to my birthday party” → Asking if they can come → Question → Add ?
→ *Can you make it to my birthday party?*

11. “Ouch” → Shows pain or surprise → Exclamation → Add !
→ *Ouch!*

12. “Isn’t this a beautiful night” → Even though it starts with “Isn’t”, it’s still asking (rhetorical question) → Question → Add ?
→ *Isn’t this a beautiful night?*

13. “That’s a very gentle pony” → Describing the pony → Statement → Add .
→ *That’s a very gentle pony.*

14. “Happy New Year” → Greeting with excitement → Exclamation → Add !
→ *Happy New Year!*

15. “Sara ate a slice of pizza for lunch” → Telling what Sara did → Statement → Add .
→ *Sara ate a slice of pizza for lunch.*

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Final Answer:

1. Are you feeling well today? — Question
2. Papa made homemade cookies. — Statement
3. Jimmy’s team won. — Statement
4. When is your birthday? — Question
5. Is this your new television? — Question
6. Wow! Look at the fireworks! — Exclamation
7. It rained all day long. — Statement
8. Have you met my friend Julie? — Question
9. I want to have a bowl of soup for lunch. — Statement
10. Can you make it to my birthday party? — Question
11. Ouch! — Exclamation
12. Isn’t this a beautiful night? — Question
13. That’s a very gentle pony. — Statement
14. Happy New Year! — Exclamation
15. Sara ate a slice of pizza for lunch. — Statement