Capitalization Review

Front

Which word should be capitalized?

my cat climbed the tree and got stuck.

Back

my

Answer explanation

The first word of every sentence should be capitalized.

Front

Which word should be capitalized?

The teacher assigned sarah ten questions over the summer.

Back

Sarah

Answer explanation

Proper nouns (like names) should be capitalized.

Front

Which word should be capitalized? I can't believe the entire middle school gets monday off.

Back

Monday

Answer explanation

Days of the week should be capitalized.

Front

Which word should be capitalized?

It becomes colder in november, the month winter begins.

Back

November

Answer explanation

Names of months should be capitalized.

Seasons should not be capitalized.

Front

Which word should be capitalized?

Spot traveled alone until he reached a big city in the north.

Back

North

Answer explanation

Cardinal directions are not capitalized unless they are the name of a geographic region.

Front

Which word should always be capitalized?

moon

,

comet

,

neptune

,

asteroid

Back

neptune

Answer explanation

Names of planets and other astronomical objects (like stars) are capitalized.

Front

Which word in the phrase department of homeland security should not be capitalized? Options: department, of, homeland, security

Back

of

Answer explanation

Small connecting words like "of" and "in" should not be capitalized if they are in the middle of the name.

Front

Should the names of political parties (ex: democrats / republicans) be capitalized?

Back

Yes

Answer explanation

Political parties and the names of other groups should be capitalized.

Front

Should winter be capitalized in the following sentence? Harley and Florence attended the winter carnival.

Back

Yes

Answer explanation

Seasons are normally not capitalized, but here "winter" is part of the name of the event.

Front

Which of the following words should be capitalized?

fireman

,

babysitter

,

floridian

,

politician

Back

floridian

Answer explanation

Words related to proper nouns should also be capitalized (ex: Italian, American, Tennessean).