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Capitalization, Nouns, Sentences, and Punctuation

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A review of capitalization, nouns, sentences, and punctuation rules.

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1
tamika and lauren ate at pizza hut on saturday afternoon
!
pizza hut
Tamika, Lauren, Pizza Hut, Saturday
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2
"my eyes ache from too much reading"
Missing a capital letter on my and needs a period
Missing a capital letter on eyes and needs a question mark
It needs a question mark
It needs a period at the end of the sentence
3
The four kinds of sentences are
Silly, weird, funny, scary
Declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory
Question, statement, command, exclamation
homophone, verb, adjective, adverb
4
You must use an end mark (punctuation) on a complete sentence.
False
True
5
"Come inside!" is an example of what kind of sentence
Question
interrogative
Imperative
Declarative
6
Common nouns are the only type of nouns.
False
True
7
A question mark belongs on this sentence
Come down the hall with me
I am not sure of the correct answer
Please respond to this question.
Who is ready for Winter Break
8
who lives in the white house in washington dc
Who lives in the White House in washington, dc?
who lives in the White House in Washington, DC?
Who lives in the white house in Washington, dc?
Who lives in the White House in Washington, DC?
9
Grammar rules don't matter once you leave middle school.
False
True
10
One way to describe a noun is to use a(n)
Adverb
Conjunction
Adjective
Preposition