Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 4 (SSC) · English (Second Language)
Chapter: Chapter 3 — Chapter 3: Grammar - Punctuation
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What punctuation mark ends a statement? [1]
(A) Full stop
(B) Question mark
(C) Exclamation mark
(D) Comma
2. What punctuation mark ends a question? [1]
(A) Question mark
(B) Full stop
(C) Exclamation mark
(D) Comma
3. What punctuation mark shows strong feeling? [1]
(A) Exclamation mark
(B) Full stop
(C) Question mark
(D) Comma
4. What punctuation mark separates list items? [1]
(A) Comma
(B) Full stop
(C) Question mark
(D) Exclamation mark
5. What is the purpose of punctuation? [1]
(A) To make writing clear and understandable
(B) To confuse readers
(C) To make writing longer
(D) No specific purpose
6. What punctuation mark is used for 'What is your name'? [1]
(A) ? (question mark)
(B) . (full stop)
(C) ! (exclamation mark)
(D) , (comma)
7. What punctuation mark is used for 'Wow, that's amazing'? [1]
(A) ! (exclamation mark)
(B) ? (question mark)
(C) ; (semicolon)
(D) : (colon)
8. Why learn about punctuation? [1]
(A) To write clearly and avoid confusion
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What punctuation mark ends a statement? [1]
(A) Full stop
(B) Question mark
(C) Exclamation mark
(D) Comma
10. What punctuation mark ends a question? [1]
(A) Question mark
(B) Full stop
(C) Exclamation mark
(D) Comma
11. What punctuation mark shows strong feeling? [1]
(A) Exclamation mark
(B) Full stop
(C) Question mark
(D) Comma
12. What punctuation mark separates list items? [1]
(A) Comma
(B) Full stop
(C) Question mark
(D) Exclamation mark
13. What is the purpose of punctuation? [1]
(A) To make writing clear and understandable
(B) To confuse readers
(C) To make writing longer
(D) No specific purpose
14. What punctuation mark is used for 'What is your name'? [1]
(A) ? (question mark)
(B) . (full stop)
(C) ! (exclamation mark)
(D) , (comma)
15. What punctuation mark is used for 'Wow, that's amazing'? [1]
(A) ! (exclamation mark)
(B) ? (question mark)
(C) ; (semicolon)
(D) : (colon)
16. Why learn about punctuation? [1]
(A) To write clearly and avoid confusion
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests