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- Q1Which punctuation mark should be at the end of this sentence: How old are you$?!.30sELAGSE3L2
- Q2Which punctuation mark should be at the end of this sentence: Where does Mr. Rogers live;.?!30sELAGSE3L2
- Q3Which punctuation mark would make this sentence complete: Watch out for that car?.!$30sELAGSE3L2
- Q4Which punctuation mark best completes this sentence: I got an A on my report card,?!.30sELAGSE3L2
- Q5Which punctuation mark BEST completes this sentence: I like the color red!?.,30sELAGSE3L2
- Q6Which punctuation mark BEST completes this sentence: I want to be a good reader.,?!30sELAGSE3L2
- Q7This is a (.)question markperiodcommaexclamation point30sELAGSE3L2
- Q8This is an (!)commaquestion markperiodexclamation mark30sELAGSE3L2
- Q9This is a (?)question markperiodexclamation markcomma30sELAGSE3L2
- Q10I am a sentence that makes a statement or expresses an opinion. I end with a period.exclamatory sentenceinterrogative sentencedeclarative sentenceimperative sentence30sELAGSE3L2
- Q11I am a sentence that asks a question. I end with a question mark.interrogative sentenceexclamatory sentencedeclarative sentenceimperative sentence30sELAGSE3L2
- Q12I am a sentence that shows emotions and enthusiasm. I end with an exclamation mark.interrogative sentenceimperative sentencesdeclarative sentenceexclamatory sentence30sELAGSE3L2