Capitalization Quiz 66 (25 MCQs)

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1. Capitalize the days of the week in the sentence:'i have a meeting on thursday'
2. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the capitalization rule for 'Months of the Year'?
3. What are the capitalization rules for months?
4. Identify ALL the words that NEED to be CAPITALIZED in the sentence below:the rules say you should not leave the school grounds for lunch.
5. What is the correct way to begin a sentence?
6. Which word should be capitalized in this sentence?I played tag with justin at recess.
7. Is the word 'mom' capitalized when used as a name?
8. In which case do you not capitalize the first word of a quote?
9. What are examples of proper nouns?
10. We will begin an aggressive sales campaign next .....
11. Select the sentence that uses capitalization correctly for days and months.
12. Time and Calendar Terms:Identify the sentence that uses capitalization correctly for time and calendar terms.
13. What is an example of a title that should be capitalized?
14. Correctly punctuate this sentence:I want Harold to show me how to dance but I'm afraid to ask him.
15. Her friend and she ate german food and danaced the polka at a festival in october.
16. What capitalization rule is not followed in the sentence:'I am super excited that it is almost halloween.'?
17. Mrs. gorman likes to go to starbucks on mondays.
18. What capitalization change, if any, should be made in the following sentence?Her aunt is coming for christmas.
19. Which sentence correctly capitalizes the first word in a direct quotation?
20. Select the sentence that correctly uses capital letters for a brand name.
21. Which of the following is the correct way to write the name of a month?
22. Which part of the sentence is the verb phrase?Sentence:She is reading a book by the fireplace.
23. What is the editing mark for capitalization?
24. Identify the proper noun in the sentence:'the sun shines brightly'
25. Which of the following is NOT capitalized in Canadian English?