English
Class 4
Types of Sentences - Activity Worksheet
Statement, Question, Exclamation
This worksheet helps you practice identifying and writing the three main types of sentences. You'll learn to spot statements, questions, and exclamations by their punctuation and purpose.
Matching
Match the Sentence to Its Type
Draw a line to connect each sentence with its correct type.
1. What time does the bus arrive?
2. The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
3. Watch out for that car!
4. My sister likes to read books.
5. How many pencils do you have?
6. We won the match!
Fill in the Blanks
Choose the Right Punctuation Mark
Fill in each blank with the correct punctuation mark from the word bank.
1.Where is my school bag
2.The sun rises in the east
3.That was an amazing performance
4.Do you want to play cricket
5.She goes to dance class every Saturday
True / False
True or False
Read each statement carefully and write True or False.
1. A statement always ends with a full stop.
2. Questions end with an exclamation mark.
3. An exclamation shows strong feeling or surprise.
4. Every sentence must start with a capital letter.
5. A question mark is used when we tell someone about something.
6. We use a question mark when we ask something.
Short Answer
Write Your Own Sentences
Write one sentence of each type about your favorite hobby or activity.
1. Write a statement about something you like to do.
2. Write a question you would ask a friend about their weekend.
3. Write an exclamation about something exciting that happened to you.
These are open-ended - there's no single right answer to check.
Written by Lernizy Editorial Team
Updated 26 Jul 2026