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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | Bill
and I always fight over whether we should watch an episode of The Simpsons or Desperate Housewives on Sunday nights. |
| | B) | Bill and I always fight over whether we should watch an episode of The Simpsons or Desperate
Housewives on Sunday nights. |
| | C) | Bill and I always fight over whether
we should watch an episode of "The Simpsons" or "Desperate Housewives" on Sunday nights. |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | The Birth of a Nation is a classic film that has raised questions about
racist attitudes in the United States. |
| | B) | The Birth of a Nation is
a classic film that has raised questions about racist attitudes in the United States. |
| | C) | "The Birth of a Nation" is a classic film that has raised questions about racist attitudes in the United States. |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | Matt wrote a ten-thousand-line love poem entitled "Stephanie," after his wife. |
| | B) | Matt wrote a ten-thousand-line love poem entitled Stephanie, after his wife. |
| | C) | Matt wrote a ten-thousand-line love poem entitled Stephanie, after his wife. |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | The longest-running television newsmagazine is 60 Minutes. |
| | B) | The
longest-running television newsmagazine is "60 Minutes." |
| | C) | The longest-
running television newsmagazine is 60 Minutes. |
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Click on the sentence that uses
italics correctly. |
| | A) | Alfred Hitchcock's first talking picture was
"Blackmail" in 1929. |
| | B) | Alfred Hitchcock's first talking picture was
Blackmail in 1929. |
| | C) | Alfred Hitchcock's first talking picture was
Blackmail in 1929. |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | Even though it lasted only three seasons, the original "Star Trek" television series became a
phenomenal success in syndication. |
| | B) | Even though it lasted only three
seasons, the original Star Trek television series became a phenomenal success in syndication. |
| | C) | Even though it lasted only three seasons, the original Star Trek television series became a phenomenal success in
syndication. |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | My brother William had trouble spelling his name when he was little; he could never
remember whether the vowels at the end should be ia or ai. |
| | B) | My brother
William had trouble spelling his name when he was little; he could never remember whether the vowels at the end should be ia or ai. |
| | C) | My brother William had trouble spelling his name when he was little; he could never
remember whether the vowels at the end should be "ia" or "ai." |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | In my Comparative Religions class, we are studying stories that appear in
both the Bible and the Koran. |
| | B) | In my Comparative Religions class, we are
studying stories that appear in both the "Bible" and the "Koran." |
| | C) | In
my Comparative Religions class, we are studying stories that appear in both the Bible and the Koran. |
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Click on the sentence that uses italics correctly. |
| | A) | Every year, just before Christmas, the dancing school in my home town puts on Swan Lake. |
| | B) | Every year, just before Christmas, the dancing school in my home town puts on "Swan Lake." |
| | C) | Every year, just before Christmas, the dancing school in my home town puts on Swan
Lake. |
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Choose the correct version of the item below. |
| | A) | The Chicago Tribune closely followed the exploits of Sammy Sosa, who hit sixty-six home runs in 1998. |
| | B) | The "Chicago Tribune" closely followed the exploits of Sammy Sosa, who hit sixty-six home runs
in 1998. |
| | C) | The Chicago Tribune closely followed the exploits of Sammy Sosa,
who hit sixty-six home runs in 1998. |
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