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Unless it begins a sentence, the word earth should not start with a capital letter when it refers to or is a synonym for the ground or soil. However a capital letter should be employed when the word is being used in an astronomical or Science Fiction context.

However more importantly, why has the word "capitalised" been misspelt by the question setter?

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