Capitalization Quiz 16 SP1G11
When we write quotations (someone’s exact words inside quotation marks), we must follow special capitalization rules. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz.
When we write quotations (someone’s exact words inside quotation marks), we must follow special capitalization rules. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz.
An apostrophe ( ’ ) is used to show possession, meaning that something belongs to someone or something. This is one of the most important uses of the apostrophe in English. When we add an apostrophe, we show who owns or possesses something. 😊 🔹 1. Possession with Singular Nouns For most singular nouns, we…
Wildlife Sanctuaries — Fill in the Blanks Fill in the blanks with the words given in the box. There is one extra word. Word bank: About, expensive, be, harm, business, cage, estimated, how, captivity, exactly, have, in, known, tigers, to Animal lovers go to wildlife sanctuaries because they want to see animals up close. They…
✨ Capitalization Rules: Bulleted and Numbered Lists When we write information in a list (with bullets • or numbers 1, 2, 3…), we need to decide whether to capitalize the first word of each item. The rule depends on whether the list items are full sentences or just short phrases. 🟢 Rule 1: Full Sentence…
Test 3 Children’s Park Description Choose the correct answer This is a beautiful scene of a children’s park. Children (1) — choose — doing different things here. There are (2) — choose — of them. Some are boys and some are girls. One child is sitting on a (3) — choose — of a large…
✨ Tricky Capitalization Cases: After Quotations When we use quotation marks (“ ”) in writing, we have to be careful about capitalization. Quotation marks show the exact words someone said or wrote. But should the first word inside the quotation marks be capitalized? It depends on whether the quotation is a complete sentence or just…
Test 1 Picture Caption Matching Quiz Previous Next Reset Close 1. 📖 Vocabulary Development (English Past Paper) Firstly, this activity introduces everyday English words like thermometer, umbrella, and sunglasses 🕶️, helping students expand their vocabulary in a practical context. 2. 👀 Visual Literacy In addition, by matching descriptions to pictures 🖼️, students learn to interpret…