Kindergarten quiz: putting periods at the end of telling sentences.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🛑 A period (.) goes at the end of a telling sentence.
• 💬 A telling sentence (also called a declarative sentence) tells you something. It makes a statement.
• 💡 Example: The dog is brown.
• ✅ Make sure your sentence tells something and doesn't ask a question or shout!

✏️ Practice Quiz

1. Which of these sentences needs a period?
   1. The cat is sleeping
   2. Are you coming?
   3. Wow!
2. Where does the period go in this sentence: I like to play with blocks
   1. I like to play with blocks.
   2. .I like to play with blocks
   3. I. like to play with blocks
3. Which sentence is correct?
   1. She is my friend!
   2. She is my friend?
   3. She is my friend.
4. Choose the sentence that is a telling sentence:
   1. Go away!
   2. I like ice cream.
   3. Can I have some?
5. Which of these sentences needs a period at the end?
   1. What a beautiful day
   2. I am going to school
   3. May I borrow your pencil
6. Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
   1. We are going to the park.
   2. We are going to the park?
   3. We are going to the park!
7. Which sentence tells something?
   1. Is it raining?
   2. Close the door!
   3. The sun is shining.