6-5 Kinds of Sentences

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Directions: Indicate if the sentence is *declarative, interrogative, exclamatory* or imperative. Put the correct punctuation at the end of the sentence.

	Poetry is written in different meters

	Find the constellation Pegasus

	Do you know what Frank Lloyd Wright is known for

	That was an incredible sight

	Does an isosceles triangle have at least two congruent sides

	The Wright Brothers tested their glider at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina

	Your hands are filthy

	That was a great adventure

	Listen to the meteorologist's broadcast

	What an odd ending

	Are you familiar with the Gobi Desert

	Adolf Hitler hated the Jewish people

	Write the fraction as a percent

	Is the Joshua tree found in the desert

	What an idea

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Declarative, Interrogative, Exclamatory or Imperative Senetences

6-5 Kinds of Sentences

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