c. To get to Sacramento, travel north on Interstate 5.
Explanation:
In sentence formatting and grammar, there are specific conventions for capitalization. The correct capitalization of words such as "North" and "Interstate" is important for clarity and adherence to standard writing rules.
Explanation for the correct sentence (c):
- "To get to Sacramento" is the introductory phrase and begins with a capital letter.
- "travel north on Interstate 5" is the main instruction. "North" is capitalized as it is a cardinal direction. "Interstate" is capitalized because it is part of a proper noun (Interstate 5).
In contrast, option (a) uses a lowercase "north," which is not grammatically correct for a cardinal direction in this context. Option (b) has inconsistent capitalization with "North" being capitalized but "interstate" being lowercase. Option (c) maintains proper capitalization for both "North" and "Interstate," making it the correct and clear choice.
