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The officer dictates: 'Lincoln was the President.' Which is correctly written?

Correct answer

Lincoln was the President.

  1. A lincoln was the president
  2. B Lincoln was the President.
  3. C Lincon was the President
  4. D Lincoln was the Presadent

Why this is the answer

CORRECT: 'Lincoln was the President.' — 'Lincoln' capitalized (proper noun/name), 'President' capitalized (title), correct spelling, and end punctuation. Errors to avoid: lowercase 'lincoln' and 'president,' misspelling the name ('Lincon' — correct is L-I-N-C-O-L-N), and misspelling 'Presadent' (correct is P-R-E-S-I-D-E-N-T). Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President, appears in citizenship test content; writing his name and the word 'President' correctly demonstrates the required writing ability.
Source: USCIS Writing Test — Lincoln was President