In each of the following sentences, there are three words that should be capitalized; from the four possible answers, choose the word that does not need to be capitalized.
For help with this exercise, see chapter 39 of Real Essays 5e.
Example
According to an article in the New york times Magazine, more and more americans are rejecting their parents’ religion.
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in an article entitled “Choosing my religion,” Stephen J. Dubner analyzes a trend that affects him on a personal level.
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dubner, who is an editor at the New York Times magazine, grew up in a large catholic family.
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his parents, however, both grew up jewish and converted to catholicism when they were in their twenties.
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His mother, Florence Greenglass, and his father, Solomon Dubner, were both born in brooklyn, the children of russian and polish immigrants.
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when florence greenglass was baptized a Roman Catholic, she chose “Veronica” as her baptismal name; Solomon chose the name “Paul.”
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they were married on March 2, 1946, at St. Brigid’s Catholic church in brooklyn; no one in their families attended the wedding.
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stephen dubner, the youngest of eight children, grew up on a farm in upstate New York, near the town of duanesburg.
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his family was devoutly catholic, but by the time dubner left home for college, he had become uncomfortable with his religion.
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Under the guidance of his friend Ivan, dubner began exploring judaism and learning hebrew while he was in graduate school.
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