Capitalization and Complete Sentences

Last summer, my family and I camped by the Mississippi river.

• change family to Family

• change I to me

• change river to River

• The sentence is correct.

Mom surprised us all when she declared, "let's all go get pizza!"

• Delete the quotation marks
• Change let's to Let's
• Remove the comma after declared
• The sentence is correct.

The Pledge of Allegiance is an important part of our monday morning assembly.

• ^{Change important to more important}
• Change an to a
• ^{Change monday to Monday}
• The sentence is correct

"I love to read about animals" said Matthew, as he settled down with his new magazine to read.

• Add a period after animals

• Add a comma after animals

• Change said to Said

• No change is needed

I headed for the kitchen Mom was making my favorite dinner in the kitchen.

• I headed for the kitchen, Mom was making my favorite dinner.

• I headed to the kitchen, Mom was making my favorite dinner.

• I headed to the kitchen and Mom was making my favorite dinner.

• I headed to the kitchen, and Mom was making my favorite dinner.

At Mariah's school, there are several books written in spanish.

• Change books to book's

• Change Mariah's to Mariahs'

• Change spanish to Spanish

• The sentence is correct

Michael used colored pencils for the art project, Liam used paints for the art project.

• Michael used colored pencils for the art project, and Liam used paints.

• Michael used colored pencils for the art project but Liam used paints for the project.

• Michael used colored pencils for the art project and Liam used paints.

• Michael used colored pencils for the art project, then Liam used paints for the art project.

Ms Chu said, Tell me about Zina Garrison Robert.

• Add quotation marks in front of Tell and after Robert.
• Change "Chu" to "chu"
• Change Zina to zina
• Add a "." after the s in Ms and quotations in front of tell and after Robert.

Which of the following is not a complete sentence?

• Mary walked by the harbor in her yellow rain boots.

• Mary walked.

• Mary, did you walk by the harbor?

• Mary in her yellow boots.

Which of the following uses capitalization correctly?

• We are going to Payless Shoe store on Saturday.

• We are going to Payless Shoe Store on saturday.

• We are going to Payless Shoe Store on Saturday.

• we are going to Payless shoe store on saturday.