GRAMMARB1.1P

1. I met Mayor Robinson yesterday.

• e. Capitalize a title that precedes a name, but do not capitalize a title that follows a name.
• a. Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun.
• b. Capitalize all significant words in titles of books and other media.
• c. Capitalize the first letter of a sentence--even in a quotation.
• d. Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationship.

2. Dad likes to play golf.

• c. Capitalize the first letter of a sentence--even in a quotation.
• d. Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationship.
• a. Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun.
• b. Capitalize all significant words in titles of books and other media.
• e. Capitalize a title that precedes a name, but do not capitalize a title that follows a name.

3. We’re going to visit the U.S. Capitol.

• a. Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun.
• b. Capitalize all significant words in titles of books and other media.
• c. Capitalize the first letter of a sentence--even in a quotation.
• d. Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationship.
• e. Capitalize a title that precedes a name, but do not capitalize a title that follows a name.

4. My grandma loves to watch the Home Shopping Network.

• b. Capitalize all significant words in titles of books and other media.
• a. Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun.
• c. Capitalize the first letter of a sentence--even in a quotation.
• d. Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationship.
• e. Capitalize a title that precedes a name, but do not capitalize a title that follows a name.

5. My Uncle Bob is coming home for the holidays.

• d. Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationship.
• a. Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun.
• b. Capitalize all significant words in titles of books and other media.
• c. Capitalize the first letter of a sentence--even in a quotation.
• e. Capitalize a title that precedes a name, but do not capitalize a title that follows a name.

6. Marylou, the Cousin of the hard working little mouse, was the exact opposite.

• Y (yes)
• N (no)

7. At night, the girl would read her favorite book, Stories from the Deep.

• Y (yes)
• N (no)

8. I’m headed to Fred Meyer to buy groceries.

• Y (yes)
• N (no)

9. We’re going to a French bakery on our field trip.

• Y (yes)
• N (no)

10. “she doesn’t want to go with you,” my mom said.

• Y (yes)
• N (no)