230 Grammar and Language Workbook, Grade 6Copyright © by Glencoe/McGraw-HillMechanics
Cumulative Review: Units 1–11
Exercise 1 Identify the type of sentence by writing in the blank dec. for declarative,
int. for interrogative, imp. for imperative, or exc. for exclamatory.
dec. The Civil War began in 1861.
dec. 1. Emile broke his arm last week.
int. 2. Have you read any good books lately?
imp. 3. Turn off the television.
exc. 4. What a terrific job you did!
dec. 5. Chapter 5 begins on page 46.
exc. 6. What fun we had last Sunday!
int. 7. Can I play on this team?
imp. 8. Try to finish by Saturday morning.
dec. 9. The basketball season opens in early December.
int. 10. When will you know the details?
exc. 11. What good weather we had for our picnic!
imp. 12. Come to my house right after school tomorrow.
int. 13. Do you know how to keep score for volleyball?
int. 14. Is there any news from Rachel?
dec. 15. Lauren sang a solo in the spring concert.
imp. 16. Answer the questions at the end of the chapter.
imp. 17. Turn left at the stop light.
exc. 18. How easy it is to make a baby smile!
dec. 19. The flood waters disappeared rapidly.
exc. 20. How tired you look!
dec. 21. Jane shared her friendship bread with us.
int. 22. Is there some way to turn this radio off?
imp. 23. Don’t forget Mara’s birthday is tomorrow.
exc. 24. We’re finished!