Imperative Sentences Grammar Practice Quiz

The correct answer is "Don't pick the flowers" because it is the only statement that is relevant to being in the yard. The other statements are unrelated and do not provide any information or instruction about being in the yard.

The correct answer is "wait for your turn". This is because when there are many people in the toilet, it is important to wait for your turn before washing your hands. This ensures that everyone has a fair chance to use the facilities and maintain hygiene.

When waiting for the train, there is sometimes a yellow line that allows for a safe distance from the train for safety. Staying behind this line would keep the traveler safe.

 In classrooms, it’s important to use your hand to signal that you would like to speak before interrupting the teacher.

The correct answer is "be on time". This means that it is important to arrive at the interview at the scheduled time. Being punctual demonstrates professionalism and respect for the interviewer's time. It shows that you are reliable and take the opportunity seriously. Arriving late or not showing up on time can create a negative impression and potentially cost you the job opportunity.

An imperative sentence gives a command or makes a request. Option c) directly instructs someone to perform an action (closing the door), making it an imperative sentence. The other options are declarative (a), exclamatory (b), and interrogative (d).

To buy snacks from the tuck shop, it is necessary to "line up" or form a queue. This ensures that everyone gets a fair turn and prevents chaos or disorder. By lining up, individuals can wait their turn patiently and orderly, allowing for a smooth and organized process of purchasing snacks.

The phrase "make up your mind" suggests that the person should come to a decision or choose a specific option. It implies that the person is currently undecided or indecisive and needs to make a choice. This phrase is often used to encourage someone to stop hesitating and commit to a particular course of action.

To enjoy the sea view, it is necessary to sit still. This implies that one should refrain from moving or fidgeting in order to fully appreciate and take in the beauty of the sea. Moving around may distract from the experience and prevent one from fully immersing themselves in the view.

The phrase "Mind the gap" is commonly used as a warning to passengers on trains to be cautious of the space between the train and the platform. It reminds people to pay attention and be careful while boarding or disembarking from the train to avoid any accidents or injuries.