Why Learning Punctuation Matters?

Punctuation helps students:

• Write clearly by marking the end of sentences and separating ideas

• Express meaning correctly – for example, asking a question or showing excitement

• Improve readability in both stories and schoolwork

• Build good writing habits early for more advanced grammar later

Who Can Use This Worksheet?

This worksheet is ideal for:

• Grade 4 students practising basic punctuation

• Teachers looking for worksheets to assign in class or as homework

• Parents supporting their child’s language development at home

• Tutors preparing students for school assessments

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

This worksheet has two structured exercises to reinforce the use of punctuation marks:

1. Multiple‑Choice Questions
   Students choose the correct punctuation mark or sentence from a set of options.

2. Fill-in-the-Blanks
   Learners complete sentences by inserting the right punctuation mark in the blank.

✅ Answer Key

Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice

1. B) Question mark (?)

2. B) Where are you going?

3. A) Exclamation mark (!)

4. A) My friend said "hello".

5. A) Comma (,)

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks

1. Where are? you going today — “?”

2. My birthday is on the 5th of July — “the” (but probably the sentence means “on the 5th of July.” So punctuation is not required there; context may vary)

3. We will go to the park on. Sunday — “.”

4. Can you pass me the book ? — “?”

5. The train arrives at 6 : 30 AM — “:”