Interrogative Sentences Quiz

1. What is the main purpose of an interrogative sentence?

To make a statement
To ask a question
To give a command
To express a wish

2. Which of the following is a characteristic of interrogative sentences?

They usually begin with a verb
They always end with a period
They cannot start with ""what""
They do not ask questions

3. What type of interrogative sentence is typically answered with ""yes"" or ""no""?

Wh- questions
Yes/no questions
Question tags
Exclamatory questions

4. Which of the following is a wh- question?

Are you coming to the party?
You’re a student, aren’t you?
What is your name?
Go to the store.

5. How is an interrogative sentence typically formed?

By placing the subject before the verb
By placing the verb before the subject
By avoiding the use of verbs
By using only negative statements

6. What is a question tag?

A question that seeks additional information
A question that can be answered with ""yes"" or ""no""
A question added to the end of a statement to confirm information
A question that makes a statement

7. Which of the following sentences is an example of a yes/no question?

Where is the library?
Is it raining outside?
Who is your teacher?
What time is it?

8. Which of the following is a common mistake when forming interrogative sentences?

Using the correct auxiliary verb
Inverting the subject and auxiliary verb
Forgetting to add an auxiliary verb when needed
Using the correct word order in wh- questions

9. What is the difference between declarative and interrogative sentences?

Declarative sentences ask questions, while interrogative sentences make statements
Declarative sentences make statements, while interrogative sentences ask questions
There is no difference between them
Declarative sentences give commands, while interrogative sentences ask questions

10. Which of the following sentences is an example of using a question tag?

How old are you?
You’re coming to the party, aren’t you?
Is this your book?
Where do you live?