Capitalization of Titles and Address Practice Test — Intermediate

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1. Q1Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

   Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

2. Q2Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

   Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

3. Q3Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

   Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

4. Q4Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

   Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

5. Q5Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

   Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

6. Q6Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

   Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

7. Q7Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

   Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

8. Q8Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

   Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

9. Q9Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

   AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

   Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

   Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

10. Q10Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

11. Q11Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

12. Q12Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

13. Q13Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

14. Q14Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

15. Q15Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

16. Q16Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

17. Q17Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

18. Q18Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

19. Q19Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

20. Q20Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

21. Q21Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

22. Q22Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

23. Q23Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

24. Q24Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

25. Q25Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

26. Q26Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

27. Q27Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

28. Q28Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

29. Q29Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

30. Q30Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

31. Q31Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

32. Q32Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

33. Q33Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

34. Q34Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

35. Q35Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

36. Q36Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

37. Q37Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

38. Q38Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

39. Q39Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

40. Q40Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

41. Q41Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

42. Q42Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

43. Q43Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address) BGood morning, doctor. (Lowercase in direct address) CGood morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address incorrectly. DNeither sentence is good morning, doctor. (capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Answer: A. Good morning, Doctor. (Capitalized because it is used as direct address)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

44. Q44Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier) BI spoke to my Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized after 'my') CI spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier incorrectly. DNeither sentence is i spoke to mom this afternoon. (capitalized because 'mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Answer: A. I spoke to Mom this afternoon. (Capitalized because 'Mom' acts as a proper name without a possessive modifier)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.

45. Q45Choose the correctly capitalized sentence for direct address / kinship terms:

    AWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun) BWe met professor Smith yesterday. (Lowercase before proper noun) CWe met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun incorrectly. DNeither sentence is we met professor smith yesterday. (capitalized before proper noun)

    Answer: A. We met Professor Smith yesterday. (Capitalized before proper noun)

    Capitalize kinship terms (Mom, Dad) and formal titles (Doctor, Professor, President) when used as direct address or as proper names without possessive pronouns.