Question

question 14 points 2
choose the sentence that is capitalized correctly.
the meaning of stonehenge was first discussed around 1139 in the book “history of the kings of britain.”
the meaning of stonehenge was first discussed around 1139 in the book history of the kings of britain.
the meaning of stonehenge was first discussed around 1139 in the book “history of the kings of britain.”
the meaning of stonehenge was first discussed around 1139 in the bock “history of the kings of britain.”

Explanation:

• "Stonehenge" is a proper noun (a specific name of a place) and should be capitalized. The first option has "stonehenge" lowercase, which is incorrect.
• For book titles, in some style guides (like MLA), if it's a standalone mention (not in a quote within a quote situation), we don't use quotation marks. The second option correctly capitalizes "Stonehenge" and presents the book title without incorrect quotation - mark usage (assuming a standard academic style where book titles are italicized or underlined in hand - written work, but not in quotes in this context). The third option has incorrect lowercase for "britain" (a proper noun for a country). The fourth option has "bock" which is a mis - spelling (should be "book").

Answer:

The meaning of Stonehenge was first discussed around 1139 in the book History of the Kings of Britain.