Question

4 which of the following titles is capitalized correctly?
the wind in the willows
the wind in the willows
the wind in the willows

Explanation:

In title capitalization, the first word and all major words (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) are capitalized, while minor words (articles, prepositions, conjunctions of short length) are lowercase unless they are the first word. In "The Wind in the Willows", "The" (first word, capitalized), "Wind" (noun, capitalized), "in" (preposition, lowercase), "the" (article, lowercase), "Willows" (noun, capitalized) follow the rule. The first option has "the" lowercase (should be capitalized as first word), and the third option has "In" and "The" (minor words) capitalized incorrectly.

Answer:

B. The Wind in the Willows (assuming the options are labeled as A. the Wind in the Willows, B. The Wind in the Willows, C. The Wind In The Willows)