COPS Review Quiz!

Using spaces in your writing keeps your work organized and helps people understand it.

When editing capitalization, you put five lines under the letter that needs capitalized.

Tomorrow, you will be having a COPS celebration!

Tapping out words is NOT a good strategy to help you spell.

A complete sentence only has a subject (who or what it is about).

You need to write complete sentences.

COPS stands for capitalization, organization, pencils, and spelling.

A caret is used to add a word that you forgot when writing.

An exclamation point is used at the end of a sentence to show strong emotions or emphasis.

You need to add a period at the end of a statment or complete thought.

When editing with COPS, you circle words that you need help spelling and write "help me" above it.

A period is used at the end of an asking sentence.

When writing, you ALWAYS capitalize the last letter of a sentence.

When editing, you add missed punctuation and then circle it.

Learning OG rules can help you learn how to spell.

You use a horizontal line to connect words that had too big of a space between them.

Studying how to spell red words will help you when you are writing.

People's names and the days of the week should always begin with a captial letter.

If you missed a space in between words, when editing put a diagonal line in between them.

When writing, using your finger between words is a great strategy or way to make spaces.