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Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays
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Days, Months, and Holidays Review and Final Check Quiz
1.
Which word here has to start with a capital?
1
holiday
February
fall
yesterday
2.
Which sentence has the month right?
1
School starts in August.
school starts in August.
School Starts in August.
School starts in august.
3.
Every day of the week begins with a capital letter.
1
True
False
4.
The word “spring” takes a capital letter when it means the season.
1
True
False
5.
Days and months take capital letters but ____ do not.
1
Days and months take capital letters but
do not.
6.
There are ____ days in a week and every one is a name.
1
There are
days in a week and every one is a name.
7.
Choose the two words that need a capital letter.
1
winter
my birthday
Juneteenth
December
8.
Which sentence names the holiday correctly?
1
My favorite Holiday is Thanksgiving.
My favorite holiday is thanksgiving.
My Favorite Holiday is thanksgiving.
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving.
9.
Ava wrote “we go to the beach every Summer in july.” What should she fix?
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The season should be small and the month should have a capital.
Neither the season nor the month should have a capital letter.
The season should have a capital and the month should be small.
Both the season and the month should have capital letters.
10.
Which line handles the word may the right way?
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May I please have a turn?
may I please have a turn?
My birthday is in may.
we planted seeds in may.
11.
Why do days and months take capital letters?
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They name one particular day or month.
They always come at the end of a sentence.
They are the most important words in a sentence.
They are longer than most other words.
