This document contains a chapter 5 test practice on capitalization and punctuation. It consists of multiple choice questions asking the student to identify which part of sentences need capitalization changes or punctuation changes. The questions cover a range of topics including proper nouns, holidays, titles of works, and correcting mistakes. The test is designed to help the student practice their skills in capitalization and punctuation.

1. Chapter 5 Test Practice
Capitalization and Punctuation

2. 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
None
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

3. 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
Day
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

4. 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
May
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

5. 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
Hotel
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

6. 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
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

7. 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
Italian
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

8. 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
None
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

9. 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
Lake
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

10. 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
Day
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

11. 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
University
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

12. 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
famous
architect
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

13. 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,
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

14. 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.

15. 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.

16. 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
of
Oz
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

17. 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
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

18. 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
None
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

19. 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!”
Click on the
picture to
reveal the
answer.

20. The End
Good Luck on the
Test!