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| | A) | I will spend spring break relaxing on a Caribbean beach reading Anne Rice's novel "Interview with the Vampire." |
| | B) | I will spend spring break relaxing on a Caribbean beach reading Anne Rice's novel Interview with the Vampire. |
| | C) | I will spend spring break relaxing on a Caribbean beach reading Anne Rice's novel InterviewwiththeVampire. |
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| | A) | My cousin Tom recently had a story published in Reader'sDigest. |
| | B) | My cousin Tom recently had a story published in "Reader's Digest." |
| | C) | My cousin Tom recently had a story published in Reader's Digest. |
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| | A) | The Toronto Star was founded by Joseph Atkinson. |
| | B) | The "Toronto Star" was founded by Joseph Atkinson. |
| | C) | The Toronto Star was founded by Joseph Atkinson. |
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| | A) | Life magazine brought us vivid pictures of wars, floods, famines, and other international tragedies when there was no television. |
| | B) | Life magazine brought us vivid pictures of wars, floods, famines, and other international tragedies when there was no television. |
| | C) | "Life" magazine brought us vivid pictures of wars, floods, famines, and other international tragedies when there was no television. |
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| | A) | Deanna and Will celebrated their anniversary by having dinner and seeing the musical Cats. |
| | B) | Deanna and Will celebrated their anniversary by having dinner and seeing the musical "Cats." |
| | C) | Deanna and Will celebrated their anniversary by having dinner and seeing the musical Cats. |
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| | A) | The Supreme Court ruled in "Miranda v. Arizona" that the police must warn those under arrest that they are not required to incriminate themselves. |
| | B) | The Supreme Court ruled in Miranda v. Arizona that the police must warn those under arrest that they are not required to incriminate themselves. |
| | C) | The Supreme Court ruled in Miranda v. Arizona that the police must warn those under arrest that they are not required to incriminate themselves. |
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| | A) | Euripides' bloody play Medea tells of a woman who revenges herself on her faithless husband by killing their children. |
| | B) | Euripides' bloody play "Medea" tells of a woman who revenges herself on her faithless husband by killing their children. |
| | C) | Euripides' bloody play Medea tells of a woman who revenges herself on her faithless husband by killing their children. |
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| | A) | Mozart's The Magic Flute isn't bad if you like opera. |
| | B) | Mozart's "The Magic Flute" isn't bad if you like opera. |
| | C) | Mozart's The Magic Flute isn't bad if you like opera. |
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| | A) | I used Picasso's Guernica, his famous painting commemorating the German bombing of that Spanish city, in a paper for my history class on the Spanish Civil War |
| | B) | I used Picasso's "Guernica," his famous painting commemorating the German bombing of that Spanish city, in a paper for my history class on the Spanish Civil War. |
| | C) | I used Picasso's Guernica, his famous painting commemorating the German bombing of that Spanish city, in a paper for my history class on the Spanish Civil War. |
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| | 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 TheSimpsons 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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| | 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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| | 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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| | A) | Every year, just before Christmas, the dancing school in my home town puts on The Nutcracker. |
| | B) | Every year, just before Christmas, the dancing school in my home town puts on "The Nutcracker." |
| | C) | Every year, just before Christmas, the dancing school in my home town puts on The Nutcracker. |
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| | A) | Setting forth on the Mayflower in 1620 was a risky undertaking. |
| | B) | Setting forth on the Mayflower in 1620 was a risky undertaking. |
| | C) | Setting forth on the "Mayflower" in 1620 was a risky undertaking. |
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| | A) | Alot is not the correct spelling; the correct spelling is alot. |
| | B) | Alot is not the correct spelling; the correct spelling is alot. |
| | C) | Alot is not the correct spelling; the correct spelling is a lot. |
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