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Vocabulary practice flashcards focusing on capitalization rules for people, places, landmarks, and proper nouns from Grade 4 writing curriculum.
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Capitalization Rule
The grammar rule stating that words that name places, people, months, and landmarks are always capitalized.
Washington Monument
A landmark in Washington, D.C., whose specific name must be capitalized.
White House
A landmark and official residence whose name requires capitalization.
Smithsonian Institution
A specific museum and research institution whose title is capitalized as a proper noun.
American Cab Company
A specific business name that must be capitalized in formal writing.
Pennsylvania Avenue
A specific street name that requires capitalization of both the name and the street designation.
Arlington National Cemetery
A national landmark and cemetery that must be written with capital letters for each word.
Jefferson Memorial
A landmark provided in the capitalization examples that requires capital letters.