Steps to identify statements and questions in sentences (First Grade)

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔍 A statement tells you something. It ends with a period (.).
• ❓ A question asks you something. It ends with a question mark (?).
• 💡 Look at the end of the sentence to find out if it's a statement or a question.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of these sentences is a statement?
   1. Are you going to the park?
   2. I like to read books.
   3. Can you see the moon?
   4. What is your name?
2. Which of these sentences is a question?
   1. The sun is shining today.
   2. Do you like ice cream?
   3. My favorite color is blue.
   4. Birds can fly.
3. What punctuation mark is at the end of a statement?
   1. Question mark (?)
   2. Exclamation point (!)
   3. Period (.)
   4. Comma (,)
4. What punctuation mark is at the end of a question?
   1. Period (.)
   2. Question mark (?)
   3. Exclamation point (!)
   4. Comma (,)
5. Which sentence is asking for information?
   1. The cat is sleeping.
   2. What time is it?
   3. I have a red ball.
   4. The tree is tall.
6. Which sentence is telling you something?
   1. Are you hungry?
   2. Where are you going?
   3. I am going to school.
   4. Can you swim?
7. Which of these is NOT a sentence?
   1. The big dog.
   2. The dog is big.
   3. Is the dog big?
   4. The dog is very big.