Question

use the text below to answer the question. \jetblue\ is the name of a specific airline. so, it is a proper noun, and you capitalize it. but if you just flew on an \airplane,\ that wouldnt be capitalized. you should always capitalize specific brands. for example, you should capitalize \subaru\ because that is the name of a car company. but you dont have to capitalize the word \car.\ and you should capitalize \coca - cola\ and \coke.\ but you shouldnt capitalize \soda.\ which sentence uses capitalization correctly? choose one option a i made a pizza by my favorite brand, digiorno’s. b i think i’m the only person who doesn’t like pizza. c sera’s computer broke before she could take it back to the store. d the baby refuses to eat any fruit except for grapes.

Explanation:

To determine the correct sentence with proper capitalization, we analyze each option:

• Option A: "DiGiorno’s" is a specific brand name (proper noun) and is capitalized, while "pizza" is a common noun (not capitalized). This follows the rule of capitalizing specific brands and not common nouns.
• Option B: "Pizza" is a common noun and should not be capitalized here, so this is incorrect.
• Option C: "Computer" is a common noun in this context (referring to a general computer, not a specific named computer) and should not be capitalized, so this is incorrect.
• Option D: "Grapes" is a common noun (referring to the fruit in general, not a specific named entity) and should not be capitalized, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

A. I made a pizza by my favorite brand, DiGiorno’s.