We use periods to end statements. 'The dog runs' tells us something. Telling sentences end with a period (.).

This tests end punctuation marks. 'What a big dog' shows surprise or excitement. We use an exclamation mark (!) for strong feelings.

This tests end punctuation marks. We use a period (.) to end a telling sentence. 'I like apples' tells us something.

This tests end punctuation marks. A period (.) ends a statement or telling sentence. 'Sofia has a ball' tells us a fact.

This tests periods. 'The dog runs' tells us what the dog does. It's a telling sentence, not a question or excited sentence. Choice B uses a period correctly.

This tests periods. We use a period to end telling sentences. 'I see a red ball' tells us something, so it needs a period (.). Most sentences end with periods.

This tests periods. 'I can jump high' tells us something. It's not asking or showing excitement. Telling sentences end with a period (.). This is the most common end mark.

This tests question marks. The sentence asks 'Can you help me?' When we ask for something, we use a question mark. Choice B has the right mark at the end.

This tests question marks. 'Do you like apples' is asking something. Questions start with words like 'do' and need a question mark (?). This mark shows we want an answer.

We need to find the question. Questions ask something. 'Where is my hat?' asks about the hat. Questions end with a question mark.