Question

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1. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks or italics?

A.
Didn't your article on dogs appear in Dog Fancy magazine and Newsday?

B.
Didn't your article on dogs appear in "Dog Fancy" magazine and Newsday?

C.
Didn't your article on dogs appear in Dog Fancy magazine and "Newsday"?

D.
Didn't your article on dogs appear in "Dog Fancy" magazine and "Newsday"?

Answer 1

I have always had trouble with these. Give me one second. :)

Answer 2

okay thats alright

Answer 3

c..=) I think..=) let me check..=) .=)

Answer 4

Here are the rules;
What do you put in "quotation marks"?

Article titles from magazines, newspapers, journals - "Censorship is Harmful to Society"
Essays - "Feminism in British Literature"
Short Stories - "Gramma" (short story by Stephen King)
Poems - "The Tyger" (poem by William Blake)
Book Chapters - "The American Economy Before the Civil War"
Specific pages within a website - "Crohn's Disease" (page found within the CDC's website)
Specific episodes of TV shows - "The Trouble with Tribbles" (an episode of Star Trek)
Specific episodes of radio programs - "A Conversation with Margaret Atwood" (a specific epside of the radio named All Things Considered)
Songs - "Thriller" (song by Michael Jackson)

What do you italicize?

Books - Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
Newspapers - USA Today
Magazines - Sports Illustrated
Journals - Journal of Fiction Studies
Websites - CNN.com
Online databases - Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center
Plays - Romeo and Juliet by Williams Shakespeare
Pamphlets - What You Should Know About the H1N1 Virus (pamphlet from the Center for Disease Control)
Films/movie titles - The Breakfast Club
Television shows - Glee
Radio programs/broadcasts - All Things Considered
Album titles - No Line on the Horizon (album by U2)
Operas - La boheme (opera by Giacomo Puccini)
Dance Performances - The Nutcracker
Long Musical Compositions- Symphonie Fantastique (composition by Berlioz)
Paintings - I and My Village (painting by Marc Chagall)
Sculptures - The Minute Man (sculpture by Daniel Chester French)
Ships - USS Arizona
Aircraft - Airforce One
Spacecraft - Challenger

Answer 5

whait maybe its b..=)

Answer 6

Wait, which ones are italicized?

Answer 7

d ????

Answer 8

Dog Fancy needs to be italicized.

Answer 9

the italicized words

a. Dog Fancy & Newsday
b. Newsday
c. Dog Fancy
d. (none)

Answer 10

A then. :)

Answer 11

yeah A..=)

Answer 12

Dog fancy is a magazine, and Newsday is a newspaper, so yeah. XD

Answer 13

Didn't your article on dogs appear in "Dog Fancy" magazine and "Newsday"?

Answer 14

2. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining?

A.
I clipped the review Local Restaurants for Foodies out of the paper for you.

B.
I clipped the review Local Restaurants for Foodies out of the paper for you.

C.
I clipped the review "Local Restaurants for Foodies" out of the paper for you.

D.
I clipped the review 'Local Restaurants for Foodies' out of the paper for you.

italicized words:
a. Local Restaurants for Foodies
b. (none)
c. (none)
d. (none)

underlined words:
a. (none)
b. Local Restaurants for Foodies
c. (none)
d. (none)

Answer 15

Hmm. O_O Lemme think. Gimme a sec.

Answer 16

Soo... you put article titles from magazines, newspapers, journals all in quotation marks...
And... Local Restaurants for Foodies sounds like a magazine title... so... I'd HAVE to say... B.... Maybe?...

Answer 17

What do you think @ShainaDancer?

Answer 18

B is the one where it is underlined

Answer 19

OH! Sorry!! Underlined and quotation marks are the same!

Answer 20

My bad, sorry. XD

Answer 21

It's still B. (I think)

Answer 22

b..=)

Answer 23

ohh okay i think its B too then i think maybe

Answer 24

I need a snack... Be right back. Lol

Answer 25

=)

Answer 26

3. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining?

A.
We're supposed to read the chapter The Countess de Winter by Thursday.

B.
We're supposed to read the chapter "The Countess de Winter" by Thursday.

C.
We're supposed to read the chapter The Countess de Winter by Thursday.

D.
We're supposed to read the chapter "The Countess de Winter" by Thursday.

The Countless de Winter is italicized in A and underlined in C

Answer 27

Back.

Answer 28

Book chapters are put in Quotation marks (Or underlined) soooo... C.
Are B and D the same?

Answer 29

no B is italicized and in quotation marks

Answer 30

Oh, okay. Wait a second... I'm doubting myself of the previous answers. Let me check... one last time.

Answer 31

Oh, crud. I was wrong with something. Hold on.

Answer 32

1 is correct with A.

Answer 33

I think 2 is C.

Answer 34

I think 3 is D.

Answer 35

@paki @Blank  @thatgirl3390

Answer 36

yeah

Answer 37

yeah

Answer 38

4, Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining?

A.
Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the "Endurance" to the Antarctic in 1914.

B.
Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914.

C.
Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914.

D.
Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the "Antarctic" in 1914.

a. (none)
b. Endurance is italicized
c. Antarctic is underlined
d. (none)

Answer 39

Okay, lemme see.

Answer 40

I think 4 is B.

Answer 41

for 4, it's D...

Answer 42

Wait, what? Antarctic is a place... it doesn't need to be italicized, underlined, or anything fancy. O.o At least I don't think.

Answer 43

yea i dont think antarctic needs anything just to be capitalized

Answer 44

Endurance is a ship. It needs to be underlined or italicized.

Answer 45

@sighcora, I found a link with all the rules. :) This might help.
http://quizlet.com/7848979/underlining-quotation-mark-rules-flash-cards/

Answer 46

I still think the answer is B. At least, according to that link.

Answer 47

yea i think its B now too

Answer 48

Okay. :)

Answer 49

5. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks or italics?

A.
The word philanthropy comes from the Greek root philos.

B.
The word philanthropy comes from the Greek root 'philos.'

C.
The word philanthropy comes from the Greek root "philos."

D.
The word philanthropy comes from the Greek root philos.

italicized words:
a. philanthropy & philos
b. (none)
c. philanthropy
d. (none)

Answer 50

Lets seeee...

Answer 51

I think it's A. Let me double check.

Answer 52

Yup. I think it's A. :)

Answer 53

6. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics or underlining?

A.
Did people actually sit around a campfire and sing The Streets of Laredo, Dad?

B.
Did people actually sit around a campfire and sing "The Streets of Laredo," Dad?

C.
Did people actually sit around a campfire and sing The Streets of Laredo, Dad?

D.
Did people actually sit around a campfire and sing 'The Streets of Laredo,' Dad?

in A The Streets of Laredo is underlined and in C it is italicized

Answer 54

Hmm. Let me look for a second.

Answer 55

Songs need quotation marks, soo... I think B. :)

Answer 56

7. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks or italics?

A.
Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named 'Glamorous Glennis'?

B.
Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named Glamorous Glennis?

C.
Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named Glamorous Glennis?

D.
Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named "Glamorous Glennis"?

in B Glamorous Glennis is italicized

Answer 57

Okay, let's see. Glamorous Glennis is a aircraft... sooo... I'd say... B. :)

Answer 58

8. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining?

A.
Yes, "To Be Recited to Flossie on Her Birthday" is a rather strange title for a short poem.

B.
Yes, To Be Recited to Flossie on Her Birthday is a rather strange title for a short poem.

C.
Yes, To Be Recited to Flossie on Her Birthday is a rather strange title for a short poem.

D.
Yes, To Be Recited to Flossie on Her Birthday is a rather strange title for a short poem.

in B the poem title is italicized and in D it is underlined

Answer 59

by poem title i mean To Be Recited to FLossie on Her Birthday

Answer 60

Okay. I'm just thinking right now. :)

Answer 61

This one's a little confusing... but... I'd say... A.

Answer 62

9. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining?

A.
If I ever write a short story about that day babysitting, I'll call it Just Another Fine Mess.

B.
If I ever write a short story about that day babysitting, I'll call it Just Another Fine Mess.

C.
If I ever write a short story about that day babysitting, I'll call it "Just Another Fine Mess."

D.
If I ever write a short story about that day babysitting, I'll call it Just Another Fine Mess.

in A Just Another Fine Mess is italicized and in D it is underlined

Answer 63

Let me look.

Answer 64

I think short stories need to be with quotations. Sooo... I'm thinking... C.

Answer 65

10. Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks or italics?

A.
Since you're a big fan of Dr. Seuss's books, you might want to read Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel: A Biography.

B.
Since you're a big fan of Dr. Seuss's books, you might want to read Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel: A Biography.

C.
Since you're a big fan of Dr. Seuss's books, you might want to read "Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel: A Biography."

D.
Since you're a big fan of Dr. Seuss's books, you might want to read Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel: A Biography.

italicized words:
a. Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel
b. (none)
c. (none)
d. Dr. Seuss & Mr. Geisel: A Biography

Answer 66

Wait a minute... I remember taking this test! What grade are you in? If you're in 8th, I might be able to go back to my answers!

Answer 67

yea sadly i am in 8th but how would you be able to go back?

Answer 68

YUS!! My mom can write her password in, letting me review the test!! Brb a sec!

Answer 69

alright have fun lol

Answer 70

its unit 13 lesson 5 of the GUM thing

Answer 71

Okay, thanks. I'm working on the semester. XDD It's soo harddd! DX

Answer 72

Hold on a sec.

Answer 73

It's 25 questions, right?

Answer 74

yeah

Answer 75

Okay! XD Imma read off from number 1, to make sure we're okay.

Answer 76

sounds good

Answer 77

DANG. The test isn't the same. :-\

Answer 78

Some of the questions are though...

Answer 79

ohh yea cos they switch the questions around for each retake and such

Answer 80

Dang. X) Oh well.

Answer 81

I think 10 is D.

Answer 82

yeahh oh well i guess

Answer 83

Sighcora, I have to go finish with my test.

Answer 84

I'm sorry. :(

Answer 85

thats okay maybe just come back when you can

Answer 86

Okay. Bye!! Try to go off of this this link:
http://quizlet.com/7848979/underlining-quotation-mark-rules-flash-cards/
It'll tell you what needs to be underlined and whatnot. :)

Answer 87

okay thank you so much