Capitalizing Titles: Essential Rules for Kids

What is the primary purpose of capitalization?

• To correct grammatical errors

• To increase the length of texts

• To highlight special qualities in words

• To make text look visually appealing

Which pronoun is always capitalized?

• She

• I

• He

• It

Should titles that follow names be capitalized?

• Yes, always

• No, never

• Only in formal documents

• No, except in special cases

How should you capitalize titles in direct address?

• Capitalize depending on the audience

• Always capitalize

• Never capitalize

• Capitalize only in informal contexts

In which case should you not capitalize a title?

• When used in an official document

• When used in a formal letter

• When it follows a name

• When it precedes a name

Which of the following is a correct example of a capitalized book title?

• THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS

• The wind In the Willows

• The Wind in the Willows

• the wind in the willows

Which title is correctly capitalized?

• Harry Potter and the sorcerer stone

• Harry potter and the Sorcerer stone

• harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone

• Harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone

Which of the following is an example of a work of art title?

• the starry night

• The Starry Night

• THE STARRY NIGHT

• The starry Night

What should you do with short prepositions in titles?

• Never capitalize them

• Always capitalize them

• Capitalize them if they are the first word

• Capitalize them if they are the last word

What is the rule for capitalizing the first word in every line of a poem?

• Capitalize it

• Capitalize if it is longer than three letters

• Do not capitalize it

• Capitalize if it is a noun