Capitalization Rules Practice

What is the capitalization rule for the pronoun 'I'?

• Use all lowercase for 'i'

• Capitalize 'i' only at the beginning of a sentence

• Always capitalize 'I'

• Always write 'i' in lowercase

In a title, should conjunctions be capitalized?

• Yes

• Sometimes

• Only on weekends

• No

When writing a heading, should all words be capitalized?

• Every other word

• Only the first word

• Yes

• No

Explain the difference between capitalizing a title and capitalizing a heading.

• Capitalizing a title involves capitalizing the first letter of each minor word, while capitalizing a heading involves capitalizing all words in the heading.

• Capitalizing a title involves capitalizing the last letter of each major word, while capitalizing a heading involves capitalizing all words in the heading.

• Capitalizing a title involves capitalizing the first letter of each major word, while capitalizing a heading involves capitalizing all words in the heading.

• Capitalizing a title involves capitalizing all words in uppercase, while capitalizing a heading involves capitalizing only the first word.

Retype the sentence by applying the rules on capitalization.

she rode on a boat on the mississippi river.

Retype the sentence by applying the rules on capitalization.

school starts in august.

my family and i went to cinema last saturday.

Retype the sentence by applying the rules on capitalization.

i live in cubao, quezon city.

Retype the sentence by applying the rules on capitalization.

they watched the movie toy story 4.

last sunday, my younger brother, adam was baptized at st. jude parish.