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Language Arts Grade 2-3

Language Arts: Punctuation Periods Question Marks Exclamation Points

Choosing the right end punctuation

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Practice using periods, question marks, and exclamation points at the end of sentences.

Read each sentence carefully. Add the correct punctuation mark or choose the sentence that is written correctly.

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Choosing the right end punctuation

Language Arts - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each sentence carefully. Add the correct punctuation mark or choose the sentence that is written correctly.
  1. 1

    Add the correct punctuation mark: The dog is sleeping

  2. 2

    Add the correct punctuation mark: Where is my pencil

  3. 3
    Children watching colorful fireworks with amazed expressions.

    Add the correct punctuation mark: Wow, that fireworks show was amazing

  4. 4

    Choose the correct sentence: A. I like apples. B. I like apples? C. I like apples!

  5. 5

    Choose the correct punctuation mark for this sentence: What time does the movie start

  6. 6

    Add the correct punctuation mark: I finished my homework

  7. 7
    A child is about to step into a puddle while another child warns them.

    Add the correct punctuation mark: Look out for that puddle

  8. 8
    Children playing happily outside on a sunny playground.

    Write the correct punctuation mark after each sentence: Do you want to play outside The sun is shining Hooray, recess is here

  9. 9

    Is this sentence punctuated correctly? My cat has white paws? Explain your answer.

  10. 10
    A child looks curiously at many books on a shelf.

    Add the correct punctuation mark: How many books are on the shelf

  11. 11

    Rewrite this sentence with the correct punctuation: We won the game.

  12. 12

    Add a period, question mark, or exclamation point: Please close the door

  13. 13
    Three children show calm, curious, and excited moods.

    Match each punctuation mark to its job: period, question mark, exclamation point.

  14. 14
    A surprised child stands beside a huge decorated cake.

    Choose the best punctuation mark for this sentence: I cannot believe you made that huge cake

  15. 15

    Write one sentence that asks a question and one sentence that shows excitement. Use the correct punctuation marks.

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