Capitalization ACAP Review 3rd Grade #2

Which of the following sentences is correctly capitalized? a) the sun is shining brightly. b) The sun is shining brightly. c) The sun is shining Brightly.

• a) the Sun is shining brightly.

• c) the Sun is shining Brightly.

• d) the sun is shining brightly.

• b) The sun is shining brightly.

Which word should be capitalized in this sentence? The best school was Piedmont elementary School

• school

• Elementary

• Best

• was

Which of the following titles is correctly capitalized? a) the adventures of tom sawyer b) The Adventures of Tom Sawyer c) the adventures of Tom sawyer

• The adventures of Tom Sawyer.

• the adventures of Tom Sawyer

• The adventures of Tom sawyer

• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

In the sentence 'my favorite color is blue.', which word should be capitalized? a) my b) favorite c) blue

• c

• b

• a

• d

Which of the following sentences is correctly capitalized? a) i love to read books. b) I love to read books. c) i Love to read books.

• I Love to read books.

• I love to read books.

• i love to read books

• i love to read books.

When writing a letter, which words in the greeting should be capitalized? a) the first word only b) the first and last words c) the first and second word d) none

• the first and second word

• none

• the first and last words

• the first word only

Which of the following titles is correctly capitalized? a) the cat in the hat b) The Cat in the Hat c) the Cat in the hat

• The Cat in the Hat

• THE CAT IN THE HAT

• the cat in the Hat

• The cat in the hat

In the sentence 'we went to the park on saturday.', which word should be capitalized? a) went b) park c) saturday d) on

• Saturday

• went

• Park

• on

Which of the following sentences is correctly capitalized? a) she enjoys playing soccer. b) She enjoys playing soccer. c) she Enjoys playing soccer.

• she enjoys playing soccer

• she enjoys playing soccer.

• She enjoys playing soccer.

• She Enjoys playing soccer.

When should the word 'president' be capitalized? a) always b) when referring to a specific president c) never

• a) always

• b) when referring to a specific president

• b) only when referring to a specific person

• c) never