True/False
Do NOT capitalize east, west, north and south when they refer to only a direction.
True
Julian sits beside me in Math class, but he sits Keyboarding 101, and English.
Which word is capitalized incorrectly?
Math
a. some English tea
b. Joshua T. Lewis, Mayor
Which choice is capitalized correctly?
a. some English tea
On an outline, the main points are signified by capital letters.
False; Roman numerals
Jane and Maria met at the London Cafe for tea and scones.
Is there a complement of the sentence? If so, what is it?
No complement
a. a Chevrolet convertible
b. the French And Indian War
Which choice is capitalized correctly?
a. a Chevrolet convertible
Capitalize the interjection oh when it comes at the beginning of a sentence.
True
Mr. Fauver, where are the General Electric Light Bulbs that you bought for the classroom?
Which word is capitalized incorrectly?
Light Bulbs; light bulbs
a. General Douglas Lee
b. Christmas Eve
c. YMCA soccer team
Which choice is capitalized correctly?
All are correct
Thanking you in advance is an example of a salutation for a business letter.
False; that's a closing
The invasion at Normandy was a great victory because of the leaders, the soldiers, and the machinery.
If this sentence was used as a thesis, which of the following types would it be considered: persuasive, explanatory, or argumentative.
Explanatory
a. Bessemer city
b. an algebra class
c. Keyboarding 102
Which choice(s) is/are capitalized correctly?
b. an algebra class
c. Keyboarding 102
Capitalize the first, last, and all important words in sentences, paragraphs, and directions.
False
Julia read The Governor of Cambria for her book review. Many politicians run for governor during their political career.
Why is governor capitalized in the first sentence but not the second?
In the first sentence, the word governor is a main word in the book title; in the second sentence, the word governor signifies a political office and is used as a common noun.
a. Romeo and Juliet
b. Mary, Queen of Scots
c. lillies and tulips
Which choice(s) is/are capitalized correctly?
a. Romeo and Juliet
c. lillies and tulips