Identifying Nouns and Capitalization

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Identify the proper noun in the sentence: "Bryan Stevenson is a lawyer who fights for justice."

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Bryan Stevenson

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Identify the common noun in the sentence: "The courtroom was filled with people."

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courtroom

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Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:

bryan stevenson wrote the book Just Mercy.

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Bryan Stevenson wrote the book just mercy.

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Bryan Stevenson wrote the book Just Mercy.

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bryan stevenson wrote the book just mercy.

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Bryan Stevenson wrote the book Just Mercy.

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Identify the error in capitalization: "The equal justice initiative is based in Montgomery, Alabama."

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equal justice initiative

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Identify the subject in the sentence: "Bryan Stevenson works tirelessly to defend his clients."

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works

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Identify the subject in the sentence: "His dedication to justice is inspiring." Options:

His

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dedication

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to justice

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is inspiring

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dedication

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Identify the verb in the sentence: "Bryan travels across the country to give speeches."

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travels

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Identify the verb in the sentence: "The judge announced the verdict." Options: judge, announced, the, verdict

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announced

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Identify the independent clause: "Although he faced many challenges, Bryan never gave up."

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Bryan never gave up

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Identify the dependent clause: "Bryan continues his work because he believes in justice."

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because he believes in justice