Capitalizing Names, Places, and Things

Multiple Choice

Which sentence are capital letters used correctly?

• In the United States, Thanksgiving is celebrated in November.

• In the united states, Thanksgiving is celebrated in november.

• In the United States, Thanksgiving is celebrated in november.

• In the united states, thanksgiving is celebrated in November.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence are capital letters used correctly?

• A similar holiday is celebrated in Canada on the second monday of october.

• A similar holiday is celebrated in Canada on the second Monday of october.

• A similar holiday is celebrated in Canada on the second Monday of October.

• A similar holiday is celebrated in Canada on the second monday of october.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence are capital letters used correctly?

• In north america, families give thanks as their ancestors from Europe did.

• In North america, families give thanks as their ancestors from europe did.

• In north America, families give thanks as their ancestors from Europe did.

• In North America, families give thanks as their ancestors from Europe did.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence are capital letters used correctly?

• Last year we went to my aunt's house on scudder st. in Amarillo.

• Last year we went to my aunt's house on Scudder St. in Amarillo.

• Last year we went to my aunt's house on scudder St. in Amarillo.

• Last year we went to my aunt's house on Scudder st. in amarillo.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence are capital letters used correctly?

• My aunt served pie from Albert And Sons Baking company.

• My aunt served pie from Albert and Sons baking company.

• My aunt served pie from Albert and Sons Baking Company.

• My aunt served pie from Albert and sons Baking company.