Question

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

A. He entered his mystery short story in a contest and won an Agatha Award.
B. He entered his Mystery short story in a contest and won an Agatha award.
C. He entered his mystery short story in a contest and won an agatha Award.

My answer: A.

@EclipsedStar @AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 1

I agree! :D

Answer 2

Yes, you are correct(Again). :P

Answer 3

I want to say A, but B is also tempting.

Answer 4

No, B. is incorrect @Smores

Answer 5

Lol actually @TheSmartOne is always smartly correct.

Answer 6

Unless the actual award is called the Agatha Award.

Answer 7

Thanks guys! :D

Answer 8

oops lol I accidentally tagged hi,

Answer 9

*him

Answer 10

XD

Answer 11

sry @TheSmartOne XD

Answer 12

Alright, I guess I'm wrong! =P

Answer 13

Its ok lol

Answer 14

I would go with A too :)

Good job all of you :D

Answer 15

Well, at least I think B. is wrong... Let's just go with A. :)

Answer 16

:3

Answer 17

Thanks!

Answer 18

B is wrong because there is no need for mystery to be capital.

Agatha now is defining the award. So it should be capital.

Answer 19

The Smart One has decided on A. ^

Answer 20

Oh wait, I just saw the capitalized Mystery. My bad!!

Answer 21

It's okay :)