The sentenece that contains correct capitalization is:
The Red and Arkansas rivers run generally west to east.
In this sentence, there are two rules that we should pay attention to:
Names of bodies of water<u> must be capitalized</u> whenever they are a proper noun, such as the Dead Sea, Lake Erie or the Red River. Here, as there are two names together, <em>rivers </em>is not part of their names but the noun that connects both.
The directions north, east, south and west should <u>not be given capital letters,</u> unless they are part of a proper name like West Sussex.
First, walking or running into a burning building is in direct defiance of survival instinct. To do such is a gamble with one's life. Gambling one!s life to rescue a child is noble. A child is unlimited possibilities. the rescue wagers a life for the greater good.
You should always read at steady paste to actually be able to understand the book and some books you can read fast but your question is an opinion question so i would go with True/false
