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6th Grade
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Maria Cook
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Capitalization
Lesson 4: Proper Nouns and Adjectives

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Multiple Select
Which words below are common nouns?
boy
Bob
city
Tampa
summer
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Multiple Select
Which words below are proper nouns?
cat
Mr. Fluffy
website
Clever
March
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Multiple Choice
A part of speech that describes a person place or thing is called
verb
noun
adjective
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Choose the adjective(s) from the sentence: One advantage of robots is that they never become tired.
One
advantage
robots
never
tired
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Choose the adjective(s) from the sentence: In Venice, Italy, two human-sized robots dressed in medieval clothing strike the clock tower bell every hour.
Italy
human-sized
robots
medieval
clothing
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Proper adjectives are formed from proper nouns. They usually identify people, places, languages, or groups, and they are ALWAYS capitalized.
Ex. On my vacation in Italy, I ate only Italian food.
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Have you ever eaten Polish food? Type the proper adjective.
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What is the proper noun from which Alaskan was formed? Type you answer.
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Multiple Choice
Proper adjectives are usually formed using the SUFFIXES...
(Think about people that are from America, China, or Sweden.)
full, less and tion
cule, ulent, ous
ar, er and arian
an, ish and ese
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
The aztec people composed music and poetry.
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
My favorite indian dish is butter chicken.
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
Most of my family lives in new England.
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
Mexico is a latin American country rich in art and tradition
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
I read a magazine called popular Mechanics.
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
We started our road trip by driving through northern Florida.
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Fix the errors in capitalization by writing the correct word. If a sentence contains no errors, write correct.
It took only 16 hours to finally reach the midwest.
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Capitalization
Lesson 4: Proper Nouns and Adjectives

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