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Capitalization Guide and Quiz Review the rule to capitalize and take the quiz.

Capitalization Guide and Quiz Review the rule to capitalize and take the quiz. Print your score at the end. • the pronoun I •the first word of every sentence •the first word in a direct quotation •all proper nouns and proper adjectives •the first word in the greeting and closing of a letter Capitalized: • My best friend is here. • Bryan told me, ”Don’t go there or else”. • Laura is American. • Dear Margaret, Sincerely yours, Capitalized: • names of people and also the initials or abbreviations that stand for those names • titles used with names of person and abbreviations standing for those titles • geographical names and sections of the country or world • Richard G. Smith • Mr. Edward Simpson • Pacific Ocean, Europe • names of languages, races, nationalities, religions, and proper adjectives formed from them • names of days of the weeks, months of the years, and special holidays • names of historical events, documents, and periods of times Capitalized: • English, Asian, Irish, Catholic, American • Monday, January, Christmas • Civil War, Magna Carta, Stone Age Capitalized: • names of organizations, associations, teams, and their members • abbreviations of titles and organizations • names of business and official names of their products • World Health Organization, American Public Health Association, Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan • ONU, APHA • McDonalds, Big Mac Capitalized: • the first letter of the first, last, and other important words in a title • word such as mother, father, aunt, and uncle when these words are used as names • Diary of Anne Frank • Mother Teresa of Calcutta Let’s see if you understood! Take the quiz and print your score. Choose the word that should be capitalized in this sentence: The small hindu temple has been renovated. hindu temple small Choose the words that should be capitalized in this sentence: my house is on Shelby avenue. my, avenue my, house house, avenue Choose the words that should be capitalized in this sentence: you are hoping i won’t tell mom. you, i i, mom you, hoping Choose the word that should be capitalized in this sentence: The canadians won the gold medal. canadians medal gold Choose the words that should be capitalized in this sentence: We have been reading about the great depression in the united states during the 30’s. great depression, united states great, states depression, united Choose the words that should be capitalized in this sentence: She flunked spanish, but passed french. spanish, french flunked, passed but, flunked How did I do? uploads/Finance/ capitalization-guide.pdf