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Checkup 1: Capital Letters
Beginning Sentences with a Capital
Read each question. Choose or write the correct capital letter.
1. Which sentence starts with a capital letter?
A) the dog ran.B) The dog ran.C) tHe dog ran.
2. Every sentence must begin with a capital letter.
TrueFalse
3. Choose the right start: ____ (w / W)e play tag.
4. Write the first word using a capital letter: 'my cat is soft.'
5. Which word needs a capital letter? 'look at the bird.'
A) lookB) atC) bird
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Checkup 2: Telling Sentences
Using Periods at the End
Show what you know about telling sentences and periods.
1. A telling sentence gives facts and ends with a period.
TrueFalse
2. Which sentence ends with the correct period?
A) I see a big frog.B) I see a big frog?C) I see a big frog
3. A period looks like a tiny ____ at the end of a sentence.
4. Add the period to finish this sentence: 'The sun is hot'
5. Match each sentence beginning to its ending:
The red bus••can run fast.
My pup••read books.
We like to••stops here.
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