Match the sentences with their types:
(a) Be careful.
(b) How careful you are!
(c) You are careful.
(d) Are you careful?
(i) Interrogative
(ii) Declarative
(iii) Exclamatory
(iv) Imperative
Answer Options:
(a) (b) (c) (d)

The correct answer is Option A ((iv) (iii) (ii) (i)).

Key Points:
• (a) 'Be careful.' → Expresses an order/advice starting with a base verb → (iv) Imperative
• (b) 'How careful you are!' → Expresses strong emotion ending with an exclamation mark → (iii) Exclamatory
• (c) 'You are careful.' → States a simple statement of fact → (ii) Declarative
• (d) 'Are you careful?' → Asks a direct question ending with a question mark → (i) Interrogative
• Sequence: (a)-(iv), (b)-(iii), (c)-(ii), (d)-(i).
• This corresponds directly to Option 1.
• Key Takeaway: Imperative = command; Exclamatory = strong emotion (!); Declarative = statement; Interrogative = question (?).