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Advanced Practice Exercises - Italics
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1
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Alot is not the correct spelling; the correct spelling is a lot.
B)Alot is not the correct spelling; the correct spelling is a lot.
C)Alot is not the correct spelling; the correct spelling is a lot.
2
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)The English word domicile derives from the Latin domus.
B)The English word domicile derives from the Latin domus.
C)The English word domicile derives from the Latin domus.
3
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Philosophy is a word created from two Greek roots: phil, which means love, and soph, which means wisdom.
B)Philosophy is a word created from two Greek roots: phil, which means love, and soph, which means wisdom.
C)Philosophy is a word created from two Greek roots: phil, which means love, and soph, which means wisdom.
4
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Stellar is derived from the Latin stella (star).
B)Stellar is derived from the Latin stella (star).
C)Stellar is derived from the Latin stella (star).
5
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Indeterminate and insensate share a prefix and a suffix.
B)Indeterminate and insensate share a prefix and a suffix.
C)Indeterminate and insensate share a prefix and a suffix.
6
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Raise and raze mean very different things.
B)Raise and raze mean very different things.
C)Raise and raze mean very different things.
7
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Cavalier and chivalry are related to the French chevalier (horseman).
B)Cavalier and chivalry are related to the French chevalier (horseman).
C)Cavalier and chivalry are related to the French chevalier (horseman).
8
Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly.
A)Don't forget to spell accommodate with a double c and a double m.
B)Don't forget to spell accommodate with a double c and a double m.
C)Don't forget to spell accommodate with a double c and a double m.





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