Punctuation Marks Quiz

Kindergarten · English · Quiz

Test your knowledge of periods, question marks, and exclamation points.

Questions

  1. What punctuation mark ends the sentence 'I have a dog'?

    1. !
    2. ?
    3. .
    4. ,
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    Answer: .

    'I have a dog' is a telling sentence that states information — it needs a period.

  2. A question mark goes at the end of an asking sentence.

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    Answer: True

    Question marks always end asking (interrogative) sentences.

  3. The symbol (?) is called a ___ mark.

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    Answer: question

    The symbol ? is called a question mark and ends sentences that ask a question.

  4. Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?

    1. Is that a cat!
    2. Is that a cat?
    3. Is that a cat.
    4. Is that a cat
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    Answer: Is that a cat?

    'Is that a cat' is an asking sentence — it needs a question mark, not a period or exclamation point.

  5. An exclamation point (!) shows calm, quiet feeling.

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    Answer: False

    Exclamation points show strong, energetic, or excited feeling — not calm or quiet.

  6. Which punctuation mark shows excitement?

    1. .
    2. ?
    3. !
    4. ,
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    Answer: !

    The exclamation point (!) signals excitement, surprise, or strong emotion.

  7. A telling sentence ends with a ___ .

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    Answer: period

    A period (.) ends statements — calm sentences that tell or state something.

  8. The sentence 'Watch out!' uses the correct punctuation.

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    Answer: True

    'Watch out!' expresses urgency and strong feeling — the exclamation point is correct.

  9. How many end punctuation marks are there?

    1. 1
    2. 2
    3. 3
    4. 4
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    Answer: 3

    There are three end punctuation marks: period (.), question mark (?), and exclamation point (!).

  10. The period (.) looks like a small dot.

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    Answer: True

    A period is a small dot (.) placed at the end of a telling sentence.

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