Sentences

1. What is the key structural difference at the beginning of a yes/no question versus a wh-question?

• A) A yes/no question starts with a noun, while a wh-question starts with a verb.
• B) A yes/no question starts with a be verb or an auxiliary verb, while a wh-question starts with a wh-word.
• C) A yes/no question starts with 'yes' or 'no', while a wh-question starts with 'what'.
• D) There is no structural difference at the beginning of the sentence.

2. What is the broader category of sentence that includes both affirmative and negative statements?

• A) Interrogative sentence
• B) Imperative sentence
• C) Assertive sentence
• D) Exclamatory sentence

3. How must a negative imperative sentence begin, according to the instructions provided in the chapter?

• A) With the word 'not' followed by the subject.
• B) With the word 'please' followed by the verb.
• C) With the base form of the verb.
• D) With 'don't' followed by the verb.

4. What punctuation mark is used at the end of an interrogative sentence?

• A) A full stop (.)
• B) A comma (,)
• C) A note of exclamation (!)
• D) A note of interrogation (?)

5. Which sentence from the text is a clear example of the 'Subject + transitive verb + object' structure for an affirmative sentence?

• A) Talha is not the first boy in the class.
• B) He draws good cartoons.
• C) Talha's language is very good.
• D) She also sings well.

6. Which type of sentence is used to give commands, instructions, advice, or make requests?

• A) Exclamatory
• B) Interrogative
• C) Imperative
• D) Assertive

7. Based on the rule provided for exclamatory sentences starting with 'how', which of the following is structured correctly?

• A) How a wonderful country is!
• B) How is your country wonderful!
• C) How your country is wonderful!
• D) How wonderful your country is!