Capitalizing Names, Nationalities, Languages, Titles, etc.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• ms. davis is our reading teacher.

• Ms. davis is our reading teacher.

• Ms. Davis is our reading teacher.

• Ms. Davis is our reading Teacher.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• Matthew speaks russian, spanish, and english.

• matthew speaks russian, spanish, and english.

• Matthew speaks russian, spanish, and English.

• Matthew speaks Russian, Spanish, and English.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• My new neighbors are Asian and australian.

• My new neighbors are Asian and Australian.

• My new neighbors are asian and australian.

• my new Neighbors are asian and Australian.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• We read the Declaration of Independence in history class.

• We read the declaration of Independence in History class.

• we read the Declaration Of Independence in history class.

• We read the Declaration of independence in History Class.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• Mrs. king and dr. cooper are reading The Hunger Games in their book club.

• mrs. king and dr. Cooper are reading the Hunger games in their book club.

• Mrs. King and Dr. Cooper are reading The Hunger Games in their book club.

• Mrs. king and Dr. cooper are reading The hunger Games in their book club.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• "The Ransom of Red Chief" is one of Clair's favorite stories.

• "the Ransom of Red Chief" is one of clair's favorite stories.

• "The Ransom of red chief" is one of Clair's favorite stories.

• "The ransom of Red chief" is one of Clair's favorite stories.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• My favorite foods are french fries, canadian bacon, and German sausage.

• My favorite foods are French fries, Canadian bacon, and German sausage.

• my favorite foods are french fries, Canadian bacon, and German sausage.

• My favorite foods are french fries, canadian bacon, and german sausage.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• Our class studied the American Civil War last year.

• Our class studied the american Civil War last year.

• Our class studied the American civil war last year.

• our class studied the american civil War last year.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• Nate read the book The scarlet Letter and the story "rip Van winkle" last month.

• nate read the book the Scarlet Letter and the story "rip Van Winkle" last month.

• nate read the book the scarlet Letter and the story "Rip van winkle" last month.

• Nate read the book The Scarlet Letter and the story "Rip Van Winkle" last month.

Choose the correctly capitalized sentence below:

• The U.S. constitution was written in 1787, at the philadelphia Convention.

• The U.S. Constitution was written in 1787, at the Philadelphia Convention.

• The u.s. Constitution was written in 1787, at the Philadelphia convention.

• The U.S. constitution was written in 1787, at The philadelphia Convention.