Chapter 5 Test Practice

Capitalization and Punctuation

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•Will the city bus/ stop in front/ of the grocery store?/ None

NoneClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•My cousins arrived/at our apartment/ on New Year’s day./ None

DayClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• A boy raised his hand/ and asked, “may I/ sharpen by pencil?/ None

MayClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• The tourist guide/ booked us rooms at/ the Brunswick hotel./ None

HotelClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• Cassie sang a song/ called “Stars in the sky”/ to her baby sister./ None

Sky

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Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•My teacher found/ an italian violin/ in his grandfather’s attic./ None

ItalianClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• The cherry trees in/ the park will bloom/ in early spring./None

NoneClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• In Utah I climbed/ a mountain and saw/ the Great Salt lake./ None

LakeClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•We usually celebrate/ Columbus day/ as a holiday./ None

DayClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs a capital letter. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• Both my sisters/ majored in mathematics/ at Howard university./ None

UniversityClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part (s) of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• Frank Lloyd Wright,/ a Famous American Architect,/ was born on June 8, 1867./ None

famousarchitect

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Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• He designed houses/ churches museums,/ and skyscrapers. None

houses,museums,

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Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•Wright was more/ daringest than other/ architects of his time./ None

daring Click on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•Many people disliked/ Wright’s unusual buildings but/ he never doubted himself./ None

buildings, Click on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• Last night I/ watched The Wizard Of oz/ on television./ None

ofOz

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Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

•What, an horrible/ mistake that/ was!/ None

What a

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Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• All night/ I dreamed about witches/ and flying monkeys./ None

NoneClick on the picture to reveal the answer.

Choose the part of the sentence that needs changed. If no changes are needed, pick

None.

• In the morning, I said to Mom,/ It was my worse sleep ever!/ None

“It was my worst sleep ever!”

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The End

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