Capitalization Rules

Which words should be capitalized in a sentence?

• First word, proper nouns, and 'I'

• All words

• Last word

• Nouns

What is the capitalization rule for proper nouns?

• Capitalize the first letter of each word.

• Do not capitalize any letters in a proper noun.

• Capitalize all letters in a proper noun.

• Capitalize only the first letter of the first word.

Is it necessary to capitalize the first letter of a person's name?

• Sometimes

• Yes

• No

• Only for last names

Should the names of cities and countries be capitalized?

• Only cities should be capitalized

• Yes

• No

• Only countries should be capitalized

What about the names of days of the week and months?

• The names of the days of the week and months are derived from ancient myths and legends.

• The names of the days of the week and months are based on astrological signs.

• The names of the days of the week and months are based on historical, cultural, or religious influences.

• The names of the days of the week and months are randomly assigned.

Do we capitalize the first letter of the word 'president' when referring to a specific president?

• No

• Sometimes

• Only if it's a proper noun

• Yes

Should the titles of books, movies, and songs be capitalized?

• Only the first letter should be capitalized

• No

• Only the first and last letter should be capitalized

• Yes

What is the capitalization rule for acronyms?

• Capitalize all letters

• Capitalize only the last letter

• Capitalize only the first letter

• Do not capitalize any letters

When should we capitalize the first letter of a sentence?

• When it is the beginning of a title.

• When it is the beginning of a new sentence or a proper noun.

• When it is the beginning of a quote.

• When it is the beginning of a new paragraph.

Are there any exceptions to the capitalization rules?

• No

• Sometimes

• Rarely

• Yes