People and Nationalities- Capitalization

Say whether this sentence is capitalized correctly or not:

Prime Minister Winston Churchill was both a statesman and a writer.

• Correct

• Incorrect

My grandfather (I) knew Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (II), the famous civil rights leader (III).

Choose the parts that need to be changed: You can choose 1, more than 1, or none at all.

• No change

• I

• II

• III

The holy day of yom kippur (I) falls in the seventh month (II) of the Jewish (III) year.

You can choose more than 1 part to change or none at all.

• No change

• I

• II

• III

The egyptian (I) queen (II), cleopatra (III), was his ally.

Choose the parts that need to be changed: You can choose 1, more than 1, or none at all.

• No change

• I

• II

• III

Professor(I) Snape (II) turned out to be a good and kind-hearted character in Harry Potter (3).

Choose the parts that need to be changed: You can choose 1, more than 1, or none at all.

• No change

• I

• II

• III

Did general (I) dwight d. eisenhower (II) lead the United States forces (III) in Korea (IV)?

• No change

• I

• II

• III

• IV

Choose the sentence/sentences with the correct capitalization below:

• Did Aunt Clarice come home from England?

• My Aunt Clarice came back last Monday.

• Would you mind explaining this part again, professor?

• Would you mind explaining this part again, Professor?

• Prof. Luther explained the lesson again.

Clara Barton served as a volunteer nurse during the Civil War.

State whether the sentence is capitalized correctly or not.

• Correct

• Incorrect

My mother thinks bell was the greatest american inventor.

State whether the sentence is capitalized correctly or not.

• Correct

• Incorrect

His circus provided a stage for the great (I) singer (II), jenny lind (III).

• No change

• I

• II

• III