Question

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?
A.
Freddy thought that a night of playing monopoly with his cousin was too dull, so he went to see the new James Bond movie instead.
B.
Freddy thought that a night of playing monopoly with his cousin was too dull, so he went to see the new James Bond Movie instead.
C.
Freddy thought that a night of playing Monopoly with his cousin was too dull, so he went to see the new James Bond movie instead.
D.
Freddy thought that a night of playing Monopoly with his Cousin was too dull, so he went to see the new James Bond movie instead

Answer 1

old question but will respond so this can be closed:
- names of people (ex: Bob, Jane) are capitalized
- names of trademarked games are capitalized
- "kindship names" (so cousin in this case) differ from case to case, but in this situation, cousin is being used as a general term (not referring to a specific cousin, ex: Cousin Amy) so cousin would be lowercase

references:

https://learnersdictionary.com/qa/When-to-Capitalize-Kinship-Names#:~:text=This%20is%20true%20for%20all,name%2C%20do%20not%20capitalize%20it.

https://www.dailywritingtips.com/capitalization-rules-for-the-names-of-games/#:~:text=Brand%20names%20of%20trademarked%20games,use%20registration%20symbols%20with%20them.&text=Names%20for%20games%20like%20pool,entertainments%20should%20not%20be%20capitalized.