Question

(a) \one perfect rose\ (b) \one perfect rose\ (c) \one perfect rose\ 4. choose the answer that shows capital letters used correctly. (title of a students report) (a) \how i built a canoe\ (b) \how i built a canoe\ (c) \how i built a canoe\ 5. choose the answer that shows capital letters used correctly. (a) \the only way to have a friend,\ said emerson, \is to be one.\ (b) \the only way to have a friend,\ said emerson, \is to be one.\ (c) \the only way to have a friend,\ said emerson, \is to be one.\

Explanation:

Question 4

For a report title, the first letter of each major word (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) should be capitalized. In option A, only "I" is capitalized incorrectly. In option C, "A" (an article) is capitalized unnecessarily. Option B capitalizes the first letter of the first word and the proper - like - word "I", and other major words are in lowercase as appropriate for a title (articles, prepositions, etc. in lowercase unless they are the first word). So "How I Built a Canoe" follows the correct capitalization for a title.

In a quotation, the first word should be capitalized. Option B starts the quotation with a lowercase "the", which is incorrect. Option C incorrectly capitalizes "Is" in the middle of the quotation. Option A starts the quotation with a capital "The" and has correct capitalization for the name "Emerson" and the rest of the sentence.

For a title, the first letter of each significant word (nouns, adjectives) should be capitalized. Option A has no capitalization of the first word and the noun "Rose". Option B does not capitalize the noun "Rose". Option C capitalizes the first letter of the first word "One" and the noun "Perfect" and "Rose", which is correct for a title.

Answer:

B. "How I Built a Canoe"

Question 5