Question

1. choose the word or words that should be capitalized in the following sentence: the storys setting is a swiss mountain.

(a) swiss
(b) mountain
(c) swiss mountain

1. choose the word or words that should be capitalized in the following sentence: heather introduced her english cousin.

(a) english
(b) cousin
(c) english, cousin

1. choose the word or words that should be capitalized in the following sentence: i do better in social studies than in german or math.

Explanation:

Question 6

In the sentence "The story's setting is a swiss mountain", "Swiss" is an adjective referring to Switzerland, and proper adjectives (derived from proper nouns like country names) should be capitalized. "Mountain" is a common noun here and doesn't need capitalization unless it's part of a specific named mountain, but here it's just a general mountain in Switzerland, so only "Swiss" needs capitalization.

In the sentence "Heather introduced her english cousin", "English" is a proper adjective referring to the English language or people from England, so it should be capitalized. "Cousin" is a common noun and doesn't need capitalization as it's not a proper noun or part of a specific title/name.

"German" is a proper adjective (related to Germany or the German language) and should be capitalized. "Social studies" is a common noun phrase for a subject (unless it's a specific course name, but here it's general, but wait, actually "Social Studies" as a subject is often capitalized? Wait, no, the sentence has "social studies" lowercase, but "german" is the one that's a proper adjective. Wait, let's correct: in the sentence, "german" should be "German" (proper adjective for the language/country), and "social studies" – if it's a specific subject title, sometimes capitalized, but the main error here is "german". Wait, maybe the options for question 8 are like (A) German, (B) Social Studies, (C) German, Social Studies. Let's assume the standard: proper adjectives (like nationalities/languages) are capitalized. So "German" should be capitalized. "Social studies" – if it's a general subject, maybe not, but if it's a specific course, yes, but the main error is "german". So the correct word to capitalize is "German".

Answer:

A. Swiss

Question 7