| 1. | our coach reminded us that "winning was the result of hard work." (correct as is) |
| 2. | the note read, "please pick us up at 5:00 P.M." (correct as is) |
| 3. | "remember to capitalize the first word," she said, "of each sentence or direct quotation." (correct as is) |
| 4. | "do not capitalize," she emphasized, "a quotation that is really part of the sentence." (correct as is) |
| 5. | our teacher taught us that "capitalization is a capital subject." (correct as is) |
| 6. | Do you have those capitalization skills? (correct as is) |
| 7. | Is the first word of a sentence fragment capitalized? (correct as is) |
| 8. | the capitalization rule "capitalize the first word of a sentence or sentence fragment used as a sentence" is very clear. (correct as is) |
| 9. | the fragment "of course" is a sentence within the context of its meaning. (correct as is) |
| 10. | "ask not what your country can do for you;" President Kennedy said, "ask what you can do for your country." (correct as is) |
| 11. | Should I capitalize a quoted word that was not capitalized in the original quote? (correct as is) |
| 12. | quote the original exactly. (correct as is) |
| 13. | "how," she asked, "can I show an error in the quotation without readers thinking it was my error?" (correct as is) |
| 14. | brackets [ ] may be used to interrupt a quotation. (correct as is) |
| 15. | the use of the Latin [sic] within the brackets shows that a peculiar error (not yours) has been made in the preceding word. (correct as is) |
| 16. | "give me your tired, your poor, Your [sic] huddled masses yearning to be free." (correct as is) |
| 17. | brackets [ ] may be used to insert needed information in a quotation. (correct as is) |
| 18. | she confessed, "My favorite performers are Britney [Spears] and Celine [Dion]." (correct as is) |
| 19. | an ellipsis mark shown as ... is used to show that something has been omitted from a quotation. (correct as is) |
| 20. | in responding to the questions, the candidate stated, "The report is false ... and, I have nothing to hide." (correct as is) |