Capitalizing Historical Events and Documents
Capitalizing Titles
Capitalizing Languages, People’s Names, and Nationalities
Review Parts of a Sentence
Action, Linking, & Helping Verbs
100

What do we capitalize in historical events?

A. We capitalize the names of specific historical events and important documents.

B. No capitalization is needed in historical events

We capitalize the names of specific historical events and important documents.

100

What is the rule for capitalizing book titles?

Which words in a book title should always be capitalized?
A) Only the first word
B) The first, last, and all important words
C) Only names of people and places
D) Every single word

B) The first, last, and all important words

Explanation: In titles, we always capitalize the first word, the last word, and all “important” words like nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.

100

Which sentence is written correctly?


A. my friend’s name is maria.
B. My Friend’s Name Is Maria.
C. My friend’s name is Maria.
D. My friend’s Name is maria.

C. My friend’s name is Maria.

100

What is a subject in a sentence?

The person, place, thing, or idea that the sentence is about.

100

Which word is an action verb?
A) is
B) jump
C) were
D) been

B) jump

200

What historical event is capitalized correctly? 

A. Bill of rights
B. Bill of Rights
C. bill of rights
D. Bill Of rights

B. Bill of Rights

200

Which of these is correctly capitalized?
A) the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe
B) The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
C) The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
D) The lion, The witch, and The wardrobe

B) The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe


Explanation: Articles (“the”), conjunctions (“and”), and short prepositions are lowercase unless they are the first or last word. Important words like “Lion,” “Witch,” and “Wardrobe” are capitalized.

200

Which nationality is written correctly?


A. french
B. French
C. the french food
D. french fries from france

B. French

200

What is a predicate?

The part of the sentence that tells something about the subject. (The Verb)

200

Choose the linking verb in the sentence:
"She is very excited about the trip."


A) She
B) excited
C) is
D) trip

C) is

300

Describe why we capitalize events like World War II.

They are specific names of significant historical events.

300

 Which of these titles is correct?


A) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
B) Harry Potter And the Chamber of Secrets
C) Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
D) harry potter and the Chamber of Secrets

A. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets


Explanation: “Harry Potter” (proper noun) is capitalized, “and” is lowercase (because it’s a conjunction in the middle), and the important words “Chamber” and “Secrets” are capitalized.

300

Which sentence shows correct capitalization?
A. We are learning about the english language.
B. We are learning about the English language.
C. We are learning about the English Language.
D. We Are Learning About the english language.

B. We are learning about the English language.

300

What is the difference between a subject and a predicate?

Answer: The subject tells who or what the sentence is about, while the predicate tells what the subject does or is.

300

Choose the helping verb in the sentence:
"They have finished their homework."


A) finished
B) have
C) homework
D) their

B) have

400

Which sentence shows the correct capitalization?

A. We learned about the american revolution in class.
B. We learned about the American Revolution in class.
C. We learned about the american revolution in Class.
D. We learned about the American revolution in class.

B. We learned about the American Revolution in class.

400

Why do we capitalize important words in titles?


A) To make the title look fancy
B) To follow the same rules as writing a sentence
C) To show respect and make the title clear and important
D) To make reading harder

C) To show respect and make the title clear and important


Explanation: Capitalizing key words helps readers see the title as special and understand it more easily.

400

Which person’s name is written correctly?
A. george washington
B. George washington
C. george washington
D. George Washington

D. George Washington

400

Which of these is a complete sentence?
A) Ran down the street.
B) The boy with the red hat.
C) The dog barked loudly.
D) My best friend.

Answer: C) The dog barked loudly.

400

Which sentence uses a linking verb?


A) The children are happy.
B) I ran to the store.
C) We will eat lunch.
D) She painted a picture.


A) The children are happy.

500

Which document should always be capitalized?

A. the declaration of independence
B. The declaration of independence
C. The Declaration of Independence
D. The declaration Of independence

C. The Declaration of Independence

500

What types of words are usually not capitalized in titles (unless they are the first or last word)?


A) Nouns and verbs
B) Articles, conjunctions, and short prepositions
C) Adjectives and adverbs
D) Proper nouns

B) Articles, conjunctions, and short prepositions


Explanation: Words like “a,” “an,” “the,” “and,” “but,” “of,” “in” are not capitalized unless they appear at the start or end of the title.

500

Which sentence is written correctly?


A. my teacher’s name is mr. johnson.
B. My teacher’s name is Mr. Johnson.
C. My Teacher’s name is Mr. johnson.
D. My teacher’s name is mr. johnson.

B. My teacher’s name is Mr. Johnson.

500

Which of the following is a sentence fragment (not a complete sentence)?


A) She plays soccer every Saturday.
B) The big yellow bus.
C) We are going to the park.
D) The baby is sleeping.

B) The big yellow bus.

500

Which sentence uses a helping verb?


A) He will play soccer tomorrow.
B) The bird sings beautifully.
C) She jumps over the fence.
D) They laugh loudly.

A) He will play soccer tomorrow.