Which is correct?
I saw “The mona lisa.”
I saw The mona lisa.
I saw “The Mona Lisa.”
I saw The Mona Lisa.
What uses italics?
An article
A poem
A newspaper
A chapter
Which is correct?
She is reading Time Magazine.
She is reading Time magazine.
She is reading “Time magazine.”
She is reading “Time Magazine.”
Which is correct?
I watched the episode The first day.
I watched the episode The First Day.
I watched the episode “The First Day.”
I watched the episode “The first day.”
Which is correct?
I read The New York Times.
I read “The new york times.”
I read “The New York Times.”
I read The new york times.
Which is correct?
I read the article “cell phone safety.”
I read the article “Cell Phone Safety.”
I read the article Cell Phone Safety.
I read the article Cell phone safety.
What uses quotation marks?
A magazine
A chapter
A movie
A novel
Which is correct?
I read the chapter “Introduction to biology.”
I read the chapter “Introduction to Biology.”
I read the chapter Introduction to biology.
I read the chapter Introduction to Biology.
Which is correct?
Have you seen “Frozen”?
Have you seen “Frozen”?
Have you seen Frozen?
Have you seen Frozen?
What uses quotation marks?
A painting
A movie
A poem
A book
Which is correct?
I read “How to Be Organized in Spite of Yourself.”
I read How to Be Organized in Spite of Yourself.
I read How to be organized in spite of yourself.
I read “How to be organized in spite of yourself.”
What uses italics?
A poem
An article
A short story
A book
Which is correct?
“Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone”
“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”
Harry potter and the sorcerer’s stone
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
Which is correct?
We studied “The Tell-Tale Heart.”
We studied The tell-tale heart.
We studied “The tell-tale heart.”
We studied The Tell-Tale Heart.
What uses italics?
A chapter
A song
A poem
A TV show
Which is correct?
The Gift of the Magi
“The Gift of the Magi”
The Gift Of The Magi
“The Gift of the Magi”
What uses quotation marks?
A book
A movie
A short story
A magazine