Capitalization

When referring to yourself, which personal pronoun should always be capitalized?

• Me

• Myself

• Mine

• I

What words need to be capitalized in this sentence:

is your uncle fred coming with you?

• Is, Fred, You

• Is, Uncle, Fred

• Is, Uncle, Fred, You

• Is, Your, Uncle, Fred, You

What words should be capitalized in this sentence:

my best friend and i can go on sunday.

• My, Best, Friend, Sunday

• My, I

• My, I, Sunday

• My, Best, Friend, I, Sunday

What words in this sentence should be capitalized:

If you want to get to hagatna, then travel south of the island.

• Hagatna

• Hagatna, Then, South, Island

• Hagatna, South, Island

• Hagatna, Island

Which words should be capitalized in this sentence:

after wednesday, my doctor will retire from guam memorial hospital.

• After, Wednesday, Doctor, Guam Memorial Hospital

• After, Wednesday, My, Doctor, Guam Memorial Hospital

• After, Wednesday

• After, Wednesday, Guam Memorial Hospital

What words should be capitalized in this sentence:

Thanks to my little niece, i can't get that frozen song out of my head.

• Niece, I, Frozen

• I, Frozen

• I, Frozen, Head

• Frozen

Which words should be capitalized in this sentence:

When kyra's sister goes to college in the spring, she will have her own bedroom.

• Kyra's, Sister, College, Spring, She

• Kyra's, Spring

• Kyra's, College, Spring

• Kyra's

Answer explanation

You do not need to capitalize seasons of the year.

Which words should be capitalized in this sentence:

On thursday evening, my friends and i will go to skinner plaza to visit the food trucks.

• Thursday, I

• Thursday, Evening, I, Skinner Plaza, Food, Trucks

• I, Skinner Plaza, Food, Trucks

• Thursday, I, Skinner Plaza

Which words in this sentence should be capitalized:

People all over guam celebrate liberation day on july 21.

• Guam, Liberation, July

• Guam, Liberation Day

• Guam, Liberation Day, July

• Guam, July

Which part of speech should always be capitalized?

• Pronouns

• Proper nouns

• Compound nouns

• Collective nouns

Answer explanation

Pronouns are words such as he, they, me, we...

Proper nouns are nouns that are specific; it names the person, place, thing, or idea