Ask It Right: Interrogative Sentences for Grade 3 

This Grade 3 worksheet helps students learn how to form and use **interrogative sentences**, which are sentences used to ask questions. Designed for growing communicators, it teaches children how questions begin, how word order changes, and how question marks are used correctly. Through identification, sentence transformation, passage-based questioning, and creative writing, students gain confidence in asking clear and meaningful questions in both speech and writing. 

Why Interrogative Sentences Matter in Grammar? 

Interrogative sentences are essential for Grade 3 learners because: 
1. They help children ask for information clearly and politely. 
2. They improve curiosity, comprehension, and classroom participation. 
3. They teach correct word order and use of helping verbs. 
4. They strengthen punctuation skills through proper use of question marks. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

This worksheet includes five structured activities that build strong questioning skills: 

✏️ Exercise 1 – Identify Interrogative Sentences 
Students read mixed sentences and identify which ones are questions and which are not. Example: “What time does the class begin?” 

🧠 Exercise 2 – Choose or Form the Interrogative Sentence 
Students either identify an interrogative sentence or change a statement/command into a question. 

✍️ Exercise 3 – Rewrite as Interrogative Sentences 
Learners rearrange word groups to form correct questions, focusing on word order and question structure. 

📝 Exercise 4 – Fill in the Blanks (Passage-Based) 
Students complete a passage by adding suitable interrogative sentences, applying question skills in real-life situations. 

📖 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing 
Students write a short paragraph on “My Birthday Celebration” using interrogative sentences, encouraging creativity and correct usage. 

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Exercise 1 – Identify Interrogative Sentences 
1. Imperative 
2. Statement 
3. Interrogative 
4. Interrogative 
5. Exclamation 
6. Interrogative 
7. Imperative 
8. Statement 
9. Interrogative 
10. Exclamation 

Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice 
1. a) This is an interrogative sentence. 
2. a) Is Riya finishing her project? 
3. a) This is a question. 
4. c) When did the bus leave? 
5. a) This is a question. 
6. a) Can you close the window? 
7. c) This is an interrogative sentence. 
8. b) Why is Meera smiling today? 
9. c) Do you have your book? 
10. c) Did Raj find his bag? 

Exercise 3 – Rewrite as Interrogative Sentences (Sample Answers) 
1. Is Riya going to school? 
2. Is the boy reading a book? 
3. Why are you late? 
4. Where did you keep the bag? 
5. Do you play after lunch? 
6. When does the class start? 
7. Why is the dog barking? 
8. Did you see the notebook? 
9. Why is Meera smiling? 
10. Where is the bus stopping? 

Exercise 4 – Fill in the Blanks (Sample Answers) 
Where is my classroom?, How are you today?, What will we learn today?, Can you explain that again?, How should we finish this?, What should we play?, What did you bring today?, May I ask a question?, Did we note the homework? 

Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing 
Answers may vary.

Help your child learn to ask questions confidently and correctly with this Grade 3 Interrogative Sentences worksheet. 
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