Capitalization Review

Choose the word or words that should be capitalized. 

Yesterday, reporters interrogated governor Morris about the recent crisis. 

• governor

• reporters

• crisis

• governor, crisis

Choose the word or words that should be capitalized. 

Both mom and aunt Nancy know stories about Greek gods and goddesses. 

• mom, gods, goddesses

• mom, aunt

• aunts, gods, goddesses

• aunt

Choose the word or words that should be capitalized. 

Kelly anderson, m.d., is our family doctor. 

• m.d.

• anderson, doctor

• anderson, m.d.

• anderson, m.d., doctor

Choose the word or words that should be capitalized. 

Did you know that i love a type of spanish dancing called flamenco?  

• i

• i, spanish

• spanish, flamenco

• i, spanish, flamenco

Choose the word or words that should be capitalized. 

James martin, jr., wrote the march the band just played. 

• jr., march

• martin, jr., march

• martin, jr.

• martin, jr., band

 Look for capitalization errors in each line. When you find an error, select the letter of the line containing the error. If there is no error, select "No error."

• Did you ever hear

• an old ballad called

• "the Song Of Roland"?

• No error

 Look for capitalization errors in each line. When you find an error, select the letter of the line containing the error. If there is no error, select the last line "No error."

• I. Kinds of eclipses

• A. Lunar eclipses

• b. solar eclipses

• No error

Look for capitalization errors in each line. When you find an error, select the letter of the line containing the error. If there is no error, select "No error."

 

• Dear Edward,

• please come to my birthday party.

• Your cousin, Sharese.

• No error

Look for capitalization errors in each line. When you find an error, select the letter of the line containing the error. If there is no error, select "No error."

• "The weather tonight,"

• warned the forecaster,

• "is going to be cold and wet."

• No error

Look for capitalization errors in each line. When you find an error, select the letter of the line containing the error. If there is no error, select "No error."

• "It's going to storm again,"

• She said, sighing heavily.

• "Now I can't go outside."

• No error