Mastering Cursive Capital Letters

Denise introduces cursive writing, focusing on traditional styles with embellishments. She explains the importance of slanting letters and demonstrates how to write each cursive capital letter from A to Z, highlighting differences between traditional and less traditional styles. The video concludes with a recap of the entire cursive alphabet.

What is one of the main differences among various styles of cursive writing?

• The amount of embellishment

• The type of paper used

• The size of the letters

• The color of the ink

In cursive writing, how should the letters be slanted?

• No slant

• To the right

• Straight up

• To the left

What is a key feature of cursive letters when writing words?

• They are written in different colors

• They are written in bold

• They are connected to the next letter

• They are all capitalized

Which letter has a loop at the top in a traditional cursive style?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What is the main difference between a printed F and a cursive F?

• The cursive F has two lines

• The printed F has two lines

• The cursive F is always capitalized

• The printed F is always capitalized

Which letter in cursive writing goes below the bottom line?

• M

• J

• T

• A

How many bumps does the cursive letter N have?

• Two

• One

• None

• Three

Which letter looks almost like the number two in cursive?

• Q

• R

• S

• T

What is a necessary feature of the cursive letter S?

• A loop at the top

• A loop at the bottom

• A loop in the middle

• No loops

Which letter in cursive writing has a point at the bottom?

• W

• Z

• V

• Y