Capitalization and Apostrophes Quiz

When should seasons be capitalized? Choose the correct answer:

Always
When part of a proper noun
Never
When they end a sentence

What is the rule for capitalizing directions? Choose the correct answer:

Always capitalized
Capitalized when used as part of a place name
Never capitalized
Capitalized when indicating compass directions

Choose the correct sentence: Choose the correct answer:

It's John's book.
Its John's book.
Its' John's book.
It's Johns' book.

How are apostrophes used to show possession for singular nouns? Choose the correct answer:

Adding 's to the plural form
Adding s' to the end
Adding 's to the end
No apostrophe is needed

Which of the following is capitalized correctly? Choose the correct answer:

english language
River Thames
the pacific ocean
mount everest

How should you capitalize titles? Choose the correct answer:

Only the first word
Every word except articles and prepositions
The first word and proper nouns only
Every word

Apostrophes are NOT used to: Choose the correct answer:

Indicate possession
Form contractions
Make a noun plural
Replace omitted letters

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly for a plural possession? Choose the correct answer:

The kids' toys are everywhere.
The kid's toys are everywhere.
The kids toys' are everywhere.
The kids's toys are everywhere.

In which instance do you NOT use a capital letter? Choose the correct answer:

The name of a holiday
The first word in a quotation
A person's middle initial
The name of a season

"They couldn't believe they were finally there; the view was breathtaking." What needs a capital letter? Choose the correct answer:

couldn't
finally
there
The (in "the view")