Spelling, Capitalization, and Punctuation

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• My mom needs to get apple grape and peach jelly at the store.
• Samanthas shirt is bright green.
• I cleaned my room, walked the dog, and washed the dishes.
• Timmy said, throw the ball to me.

Which movie title is capitalized correctly?

• The Wizard of Oz
• The Wizard Of Oz
• The wizard of oz
• The Wizard of oz

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Georgia became a state on January 2 1788.
• Georgia, became a state on January 2 1788.
• Georgia became a state on January 2, 1788.
• Georgia became a state, on January 2, 1788.

Identify the capitalization error in the following information:
Stone Magnet Middle School
1101 E. University blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32901

• E.
• University
• blvd.
• at

True or False: It is necessary to capitalize titles of books, magazines, poems, songs, etc.

• False; it is never necessary.
• False; it is sometimes necessary.
• True; it is sometimes necessary.
• True; it is always necessary

Which sentence is written correctly?

• My uncle has a dog named Nomad.
• He leaves uncle henry each morning.
• First, nomad heads downtown.
• He visits dr. sarah arron.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Cindy will go to Cleveland in august.

• she will return in labor day.

• The Terminal Tower is the name of a tall building in Cleveland.

• Cindy wants to see the cleveland Indians play baseball.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Cranberries blueberries and Concord grapes grow in the Northern United States.

• Cranberries grow in bogs where there is, sand, moss and water.

• They grow in Massachusets, Wisconsin and, Washington.

• Josh, Sara, and Liz are going to a bog to see the harvest.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• "I love to ice skate, announced Jeff"
• Rebecca asked, " Is the ice thick enough?"
• Don't be afraid to fall, "said Don" 
• Molly cried "Look out for the hole!"

Is this sentence written correctly?
"I would much rather sit and drink apple cider than ice skate," declared Kate.

• Yes, the sentence is correct.
• No, the sentence is incorrect.