This document discusses various punctuation marks including the question mark, period, comma, and exclamation point. It provides examples of how each mark is used, such as using a period at the end of a declarative or imperative sentence, using a question mark at the end of a question, using a comma to separate items in a list, and using an exclamation point to express strong feelings.

1. PUNCTUATION
MARKS

2. Question
Mark
Period
It is used after
a declarative
and
imperative
sentence

3. • Julliana's hair is long.
• There is a bird in the
tree.
• Duke is a boy.
• Gelo is a grade 2 pupil.

4. Question
Mark
Period
It is used after
a shortened
title of a
person.

5. • Doctor - Dr.
• Mister - Ms.

6. Question
Mark
Period
It is used
after a
question.

7. • What are you
doing?
• Did they go to
the mall?

8. Comma Period
It is used
to
separate
words in a
series

9. • The basket has
apples, oranges,
grapes, and
bananas

10. • Ted, Jhon,
Peter, and
James will join
us tomorrow.

11. Exclamation
Point
It is used at
the end of a
sentence that
expresses
strong
feelins.

12. • That was scary!
• Do not do that again!
• Oh my!
• Wow! You are so
amazing!