Proper Nouns

Front

Which of the following is a proper noun? Options: museum, New York City, park, swimming pool

Back

New York City

Front

Which of the following is NOT a proper noun? Options: dog catcher, Mr. Short, Tom, Wendy's

Back

dog catcher

Front

Which of the following is NOT a proper noun? Options: Independence Day, Super Bowl, airplane, Georgia

Back

airplane

Front

Which of the following is a common noun? Options: summer, Halloween, July, Monday

Back

summer

Front

What change, if any, should be made to this sentence? My dog is named firulais.

Back

Change firulais to Firulais.

Front

What change, if any, should be made to this sentence?
My teacher's name is Ms. Aune.
Options: change teacher's to Teacher, change Ms. Aune to Ms. aune, no change needed

Back

no change needed

Front

What is the proper noun in this sentence? Grayson ate an apple, banana, and a sandwich.

Back

Grayson

Front

Which sentence below is written with the correct capitalization?
Options: zachary wanted to go to New York to see the Bright Lights., Zachary wanted to go to New York to see the bright Lights., zachary wanted to go to New York to see the bright lights., Zachary wanted to go to New York to see the bright lights.

Back

Zachary wanted to go to New York to see the bright lights.

Front

Which sentence below is written with the correct capitalization?
Options:
i want to go to the clemson game on Saturday to see them play Florida State.
I want to go to the Clemson game on Saturday to see them play Florida State.
i want to go to the clemson game on saturday to see them play Florida state.
I want to go to the Clemson game on Saturday to see them play florida state.

Back

I want to go to the Clemson game on Saturday to see them play Florida State.

Front

What change should be made in this sentence? The cafeteria is serving hamburgers on wednesday.

Back

Change wednesday to Wednesday