directions: write the sentences (you... imperative, declarative, interrogative or exclamatory. include end punctuation.
1. ex ____________________ (human) (maybe?)
2. imp ____________________ fill out this card
3. int ____________________ does stress actually cause cavities
4. dec ____________________ the public library opens at ten oclock
5. ex ____________________ knock gently; you woke a baby
6. ex ____________________ i knew i knew this would happen!
7. int ____________________ do you have any idea what this term means
8. dec ____________________ your sister asked us to visit
9. dec ____________________ my turn to text
10. dec ____________________ sharon asks strange questions in science class
11. imp ____________________ move to the end of the line
12. int ____________________ may james and i discuss this matter with you in your office
13. dec ____________________ a small brown dog chased some dressed
14. dec ____________________ melinda wants to know if she may go to pizza with us
15. imp ____________________ please park your car over there
16. dec ____________________ the child often asks questions when his mother is reading to him

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To solve this, we analyze each sentence to determine if it's **Exclamatory (Ex)**, **Imperative (Imp)**, **Interrogative (Int)**, or **Declarative (Dec)**. Let's go through each:

### 1. (Assumed sentence: e.g., "Hurray! I made it")
- **Type**: Exclamatory (Ex)
- Reason: Expresses strong emotion (excitement) with an exclamation.

### 2. "Fill out this card"
- **Type**: Imperative (Imp)
- Reason: Gives a command/request.

### 3. "Does stress actually cause cavities"
- **Type**: Interrogative (Int)
- Reason: Asks a question (ends with a question mark, though not shown, the structure is interrogative).

### 4. "The public library opens at ten o’clock"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States a fact.

### 5. "Knock gently; you woke a baby"
- **Type**: Exclamatory (Ex)
- Reason: May express urgency or frustration (emotional tone).

### 6. "I knew I knew this would happen!"
- **Type**: Exclamatory (Ex)
- Reason: Expresses realization/excitement (emotional emphasis).

### 7. "Do you have any idea what this term means"
- **Type**: Interrogative (Int)
- Reason: Asks a question.

### 8. "Your sister asked us to visit"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States a fact (what your sister did).

### 9. "My turn to text"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States a claim (who gets to text).

### 10. "Sharon asks strange questions in science class"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States a fact about Sharon.

### 11. "Move to the end of the line"
- **Type**: Imperative (Imp)
- Reason: Gives a command.

### 12. "May James and I discuss this matter with you in your office"
- **Type**: Interrogative (Int)
- Reason: Asks for permission (a question).

### 13. "A small brown dog chased some birds"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States an action (fact).

### 14. "Melinda wants to know if she may go for pizza with us"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States what Melinda wants (a fact).

### 15. "Please park your car over there"
- **Type**: Imperative (Imp)
- Reason: Makes a request (polite command).

### 16. "The child often asks questions when his mother is reading to him"
- **Type**: Declarative (Dec)
- Reason: States a fact about the child.

### Final Answers (matching the labels):
1. Ex
2. Imp
3. Int
4. Dec
5. Ex
6. Ex
7. Int
8. Dec
9. Dec
10. Dec
11. Imp
12. Int
13. Dec
14. Dec
15. Imp
16. Dec

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Explanation:

1. (Assumed sentence: e.g., "Hurray! I made it")

2. "Fill out this card"

3. "Does stress actually cause cavities"

4. "The public library opens at ten o’clock"

5. "Knock gently; you woke a baby"

6. "I knew I knew this would happen!"

7. "Do you have any idea what this term means"

8. "Your sister asked us to visit"

9. "My turn to text"

10. "Sharon asks strange questions in science class"

11. "Move to the end of the line"

12. "May James and I discuss this matter with you in your office"

13. "A small brown dog chased some birds"

14. "Melinda wants to know if she may go for pizza with us"

15. "Please park your car over there"

16. "The child often asks questions when his mother is reading to him"

Final Answers (matching the labels):

Answer: