CAPITALIZATION, ABBREVIATION, NUMBERS

How many words in the following sentence should be capitalized? "A few days ago, grandma told my father, "i'm taking phillip to frankfurt, kentucky."

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Identify the capitalization error in the following information:

Stone Magnet Middle School

1101 E. University street.

Melbourne, FL 32901

• E.

• University

• street

• at

True or False: It is necessary to capitalize titles of books, magazines, poems, songs, etc.

• False; it is never necessary.
• False; it is sometimes necessary.
• True; it is sometimes necessary.
• True; it is always necessary

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CCSS.L.9-10.2

Correct the error in capitalization: "I have miss Roy for Intensive Language Arts."

• No mistake
• miss
• I
• Language Arts

Fix this sentence: "i want to go to the grand canyon in december."

• i want to go to the Grand canyon in december.
• I want to go to the Grand Canyon in December.
• I want to go to the grand canyon in december.
• i want to go to the grand canyon in December.

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CCSS.L.4.2A

"the new movie from disney will open on friday." (CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE)

• The new movie from disney will open on Friday.

• The new movie from disney will open on friday.

• The new movie from Disney will open on Friday.

• The new Movie from Disney will open on Friday.

"where are you going, father?" he asked." (CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE)

• "Where are you going, father?" he asked.

• "Where are you going, Father?" he asked.

• "where are you going, father?" he asked.

• "Where are you going, FATHER?" he asked.

I forgot to tell my mom where I would be after school. 

• This sentence is correct. 
• This sentence is incorrect. 

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CCSS.L.4.1F

There are so many new movies coming out, like "Sing," and "Beauty And The Beast."

• This sentence is correct

• This sentence in incorrect.

The following is an example of what capitalization rule?
George Lopez said, "Hey, you have to love capitalization, right?"

• First word in a direct quotation.
• Proper noun
• Pronoun I
• Proper adjective