Capitalization Rules MCQ Writing Quiz – Test – Exercise


Capitalization Rules MCQ Writing Quiz - Test - Exercise

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Question 1

My _____ is going to meet us at the library.

A
father
B
Father
Question 1 Explanation: 
Family words like father take a small letter after my, your, his and so on. Use a capital only when the word is used as a name: Hi, Father!
Question 2

My friends and _____ had a great time at the birthday party.

A
i
B
I
Question 2 Explanation: 
The word I always takes a capital letter, wherever it is in the sentence.
Question 3

What is the capital city of _____?

A
France
B
france
Question 3 Explanation: 
Names of countries always start with a capital letter: France, India, Türkiye.
Question 4

Our teacher said that we are going to have a test on _____.

A
thursday
B
Thursday
Question 4 Explanation: 
Days of the week always start with a capital letter: Monday, Thursday.
Question 5

I’m very happy because we will have a _____ next week.

A
holiday
B
Holiday
Question 5 Explanation: 
holiday is a general word, not a name, so it takes a small letter. The name of a special day has capitals: Christmas, New Year's Day.
Question 6

Excuse me. Where is _____ Smith? I need to talk to him.

A
mr.
B
Mr.
Question 6 Explanation: 
Titles before a person's name take a capital letter: Mr. Smith, Mrs. Brown, Dr. Lee.
Question 7

My _____ are very noisy. They had a party late last night.

A
neighbors
B
Neighbors
Question 7 Explanation: 
neighbors is a general word, not a name, so it takes a small letter.
Question 8

My brothers were both born in the month of _____.

A
june
B
June
Question 8 Explanation: 
Months of the year always start with a capital letter: June, October.
Question 9

William works as a _____ in a restaurant downtown.

A
Waiter
B
waiter
Question 9 Explanation: 
Jobs are general words, so they take a small letter: a waiter, a teacher, a doctor.
Question 10

In the United States, a _____ can stay in office for up to eight years.

A
president
B
President
Question 10 Explanation: 
Here president means any president in general, not a name, so it takes a small letter. Use a capital before a name: President Lincoln.
Question 11

Last year, _____ Obama visited our school.

A
President
B
president
Question 11 Explanation: 
A title directly before a person's name is part of the name, so it takes a capital letter: President Obama.
Question 12

What kinds of sports do you like to play in _____?

A
summer
B
Summer
Question 12 Explanation: 
Seasons take a small letter: spring, summer, autumn/fall, winter.
Question 13

I really love to play _____ with my friends.

A
Football
B
football
Question 13 Explanation: 
Names of sports and games take a small letter: football, tennis, chess.
Question 14

The Pacific Ocean is the largest _____ in the world.

A
ocean
B
Ocean
Question 14 Explanation: 
ocean is a general word here, so it takes a small letter. It takes a capital only as part of a name: the Pacific Ocean.
Question 15

He asked me, “_____ time does the test begin?”

A
what
B
What
Question 15 Explanation: 
The first word inside quotation marks starts with a capital letter when it begins a full sentence: He asked, "What time…?"
Question 16

_____ is one of my favorite websites. It has a lot of useful information.

A
Wikipedia
B
wikipedia
Question 16 Explanation: 
Names of websites and companies start with a capital letter: Wikipedia, Google.
Question 17

Oxford _____ is one of the oldest universities in the world.

A
university
B
University
Question 17 Explanation: 
University is part of the name Oxford University, so it takes a capital letter. As a general word it has a small letter: She goes to university.
Question 18

The planet Mars has two small _____.

A
Moons
B
moons
Question 18 Explanation: 
moons is a general word here, not a name, so it takes a small letter. Names of planets do take capitals: Mars, Jupiter.
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