Letter Formation: Capital Letters Quiz

Letter Formation

Capital Letters

A: Two diagonal lines meet at the top with a horizontal line in the middle.
B: A vertical line on the left with two rounded parts on the right.
C: A curved shape open to the right.
D: A vertical line on the left with a rounded part on the right.
E: A vertical line on the left with three horizontal lines (top, middle, bottom).
F: Like E but without the bottom line.
G: A C shape with an additional horizontal line at the bottom.
H: Two vertical lines connected by a horizontal line in the middle.
I: A vertical line with horizontal lines at the top and bottom.
J: A curve that begins at the top, extends down and hooks at the bottom.
K: A vertical line with two diagonal lines connecting to the middle.
L: A vertical line on the left with a horizontal line at the bottom.
M: Two peaks connected by vertical lines.
N: Two vertical lines connected by a diagonal line.
O: A closed circular shape.
P: A vertical line on the left with a rounded part on the top right.
Q: A circular shape with a diagonal line extending from the bottom.
R: Like P, but with a diagonal line extending from the bottom.
S: A curved shape that resembles a snake.
T: A horizontal line on top of a vertical line.
U: A curved shape that opens upwards.
V: Two diagonal lines that meet at the bottom.
W: Two peaks connected by diagonal lines.
X: Two diagonal lines crossing each other.
Y: A vertical line with two diagonal lines that split at the top.
Z: A horizontal line on top and bottom with a diagonal line connecting them.

Small Letters

a: A closed circle with a tail extending to the right.
b: A vertical line with a rounded part on the right.
c: A small curve open to the right.
d: A vertical line with a rounded part on the left.
e: A circle with a horizontal line extending from the middle.
f: A vertical line with a horizontal line at the top and a tail below.
g: A circular shape with a tail extending downward.
h: A vertical line on the left with a rounded part on the right.
i: A vertical line with a dot above.
j: A curve that begins at the top, extends down, and has a dot above.
k: A vertical line with two diagonal lines connecting to the middle.
l: A simple vertical line.
m: Two peaks connected by vertical lines.
n: A vertical line connected to a curve.
o: A closed circular shape.
p: A vertical line with a rounded part below.
q: A circular shape with a tail extending downward.
r: A vertical line with a small curve at the top.
s: A small curve resembling a snake.
t: A vertical line with a horizontal line crossing it near the top.
u: A curved shape that opens upwards.
v: Two diagonal lines meeting at the bottom.
w: Two peaks connected by diagonal lines.
x: Two diagonal lines crossing each other.
y: A vertical line with two diagonal lines that split at the bottom.
z: A horizontal line on the top and bottom with a diagonal line connecting them.

Capital Letter Formation

A: Formed by two diagonal lines meeting at the top with a horizontal line across the middle.
B: Consists of a vertical line on the left combined with two rounded parts on the right.
C: Represents a curved shape that opens to the right.
D: Comprised of a vertical line on the left with a rounded part extending from the right.
E: Features a vertical line on the left and three horizontal lines (top, middle, bottom).
F: Similar to E, but lacking the bottom horizontal line.
G: A C shape augmented with an additional horizontal line at the bottom.
H: Made up of two vertical lines united by a horizontal line in the center.
I: A vertical line topped and bottomed with horizontal lines.
J: A curve starting at the top, trailing down, and hooking at the bottom.
K: Incorporates a vertical line with two diagonal lines converging in the middle.
L: A vertical line on the left topped with a horizontal line at the bottom.
M: Comprises two peaks linked by vertical lines.
N: Two vertical lines connected by a diagonal line.
O: A complete closed circular shape.
P: Incorporates a vertical line on the left paired with a rounded part on the top right.
Q: A circular shape with a diagonal line extending downward from the bottom.
R: Similar to P, but features an additional diagonal line extending from the bottom.
S: A curved shape that resembles a snake.
T: Characterized by a horizontal line positioned atop a vertical line.
U: A curved shape that opens upwards.
V: Formed by two diagonal lines converging at the bottom.
W: Two peaks connected by diagonal lines.
X: Two diagonal lines that intersect each other.
Y: A vertical line with two diagonal branches that split at the top.
Z: Comprises a horizontal line at both the top and bottom connected by a diagonal line.

Small Letter Formation

a: Formed by a closed circle with a tail extending to the right.
b: Features a vertical line paired with a rounded part on the right.
c: Represents a small curve open to the right.
d: Consists of a vertical line with a rounded part on the left.
e: A circular shape with a horizontal line extending from the middle.
f: A vertical line with a horizontal line at the top and a downward tail.
g: A circular shape with a tail that extends downward.
h: Features a vertical line on the left with a rounded part on the right.
i: Characterized by a vertical line topped with a dot.
j: A curve that descends from the top and includes a dot above.
k: Similar to capital K, comprising a vertical line with two diagonal lines connecting to the middle.
l: Simple vertical line representation.
m: Consists of two peaks connected by vertical lines.
n: A vertical line connected to a small curve.
o: A complete closed circular shape.
p: A vertical line with a rounded part extending below.
q: A circular shape that has a tail extending downward.
r: Comprised of a vertical line with a small curve at the top.
s: Similar to its capital counterpart, a small curve resembling a snake.
t: A vertical line intersected by a horizontal line near the top.
u: A curved shape that opens upwards.
v: Formed by two diagonal lines that meet at the bottom.
w: Two peaks connected via diagonal lines.
x: Two diagonal lines crossing in the center.
y: A vertical line with two diagonal branches splitting at the bottom.
z: Comprised of two horizontal lines at the top and bottom connected by a diagonal line.