Which underlined word in the sentence is a proper noun? I ate some Italian bread with my meals while in Baltimore. A. meals B. Italian C. Baltimore D. I

It is Baltimore because it is capitalized and is a noun (person, place, object). It's not I because I is a pronoun and it's not Italian because Italian is an adjective

The answer would be C. Baltimore because it's a noun (something that describes a person, place, or thing) that is used to describe an individual. Usually, names of things are proper nouns and in most cases, you can spot a proper noun by just checking to see if it starts with an uppercase letter; )