Question

i need help with Italics and Quotation Marks
i will fan and medal plsssssss!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

what is the problem

Answer 2

@lovebird1999 @OpiGeode @Love_Ranaa @dodgegirl

Answer 3

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

A.
Was the article from the "Wall Street Journal" reprinted in Reader's Digest?

B.
Was the article from the Wall Street Journal reprinted in Reader's Digest?

C.
Was the article from the Wall Street Journal reprinted in "Reader's Digest"?

D.
Was the article from the Wall Street Journal reprinted in Reader's Digest?

Answer 4

brb

Answer 5

afk

Answer 6

i would have to say c

Answer 7

thanks

Answer 8

@pinkslicecottontail can you help with more

Answer 9

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.

Answer 10

C

Answer 11

thanks help with more?

Answer 12

yup go ahead :)

Answer 13

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

A.
I'm only halfway through the chapter The Laurence Boy.

B.
I'm only halfway through the chapter "The Laurence Boy."

C.
I'm only halfway through the chapter 'The Laurence Boy.'

D.
I'm only halfway through the chapter The Laurence Boy.

Answer 14

im trying to go get my notes, i just did this in school

Answer 15

kay

Answer 16

Is A or d underlined or has italics?

Answer 17

the laurence boy in d is underlined

Answer 18

and it looks like A IS in italicS

Answer 19

So it's A

Answer 20

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

A.
The ship Argos bore Jason on his quest for the Golden Fleece.

B.
The ship "Argos" bore Jason on his quest for the Golden Fleece.

C.
The ship Argos bore Jason on his quest for the Golden Fleece.

D.
The ship Argos bore Jason on his quest for the "Golden Fleece."

Answer 21

c is italicized ^^

Answer 22

and which one is underlined?
thanks for the fan

Answer 23

np and argos in a is underlined

Answer 24

Go with the one where Argos is underlined and Golden Fleece is left alone

Answer 25

A.
The word cerebral comes from the Latin root cerebrum.

B.
The word "cerebral" comes from the Latin root "cerebrum."

C.
The word cerebral comes from the Latin root 'cerebrum.'

D.
The word cerebral comes from the Latin root cerebrum.

Answer 26

a is italisized or how ever you spell that< im to lazy to look

Answer 27

B
and lol same here

Answer 28

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

A.
Remember how we used to sing The Wheels on the Bus when we were little?

B.
Remember how we used to sing The Wheels on the Bus when we were little?

C.
Remember how we used to sing "The Wheels on the Bus" when we were little?

D.
Remember how we used to sing 'The Wheels on the Bus' when we were little?




a the wheels on the bus is underlined

Answer 29

C

Answer 30

and b was in italics

Answer 31

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

A.
In 1969, two astronauts from the Apollo 11 spacecraft were the first to walk on the moon.

B.
In 1969, two astronauts from the Apollo 11 spacecraft were the first to walk on the moon.

C.
In 1969, two astronauts from the "Apollo 11" spacecraft were the first to walk on the moon.

D.
In 1969, two astronauts from the 'Apollo 11' spacecraft were the first to walk on the moon.


a is in italics

Answer 32

Apollo 11 should be in italics

Answer 33

it is in a

Answer 34

yep

Answer 35

so the answerrr is aaa

Answer 36

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

A.
Have you ever read Jabberwocky, the nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll?

B.
Have you ever read Jabberwocky, the nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll?

C.
Have you ever read "Jabberwocky," the nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll?

D.
Have you ever read Jabberwocky, the nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll?

a is in italics and b is underlined

Answer 37

C

Answer 38

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.

Answer 39

a italics d underlined

Answer 40

@GirlgoyleH.

Answer 41

B
how many more of these do you have?

Answer 42

enough lol

Answer 43

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

A.
Actually, I liked the book Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl better than the film.

B.
Actually, I liked the book Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl better than the film.

C.
Actually, I liked the book Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl better than the film.

D.
Actually, I liked the book "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl" better than the film.


a is italics

Answer 44

@GirlgoyleH.

Answer 45

books should be underlined

Answer 46

in what

Answer 47

Answer should be D.

Answer 48

thanks bro

Answer 49

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
"I try not to think about it," she said, "because it makes me sad."

B.
"I try not to think about it," She said, "Because it makes me sad."

C.
"I try not to think about it," she said, "Because it makes me sad."

D.
"I try not to think about it," She said, "because it makes me sad."

Answer 50

@GirlgoyleH.

Answer 51

@blackwid0w

Answer 52

i need help

Answer 53

@GirlgoyleH. @bohotness

Answer 54

The answer is A

Answer 55

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
Sarah said, "First, wet the clay." she picked up a lump, dropped it, and said, "then center it on the wheel."

B.
Sarah said, "First, wet the clay." She picked up a lump, dropped it, and said, "Then center it on the wheel."

C.
Sarah said, "First, wet the clay." She picked up a lump, dropped it, and said, "then center it on the wheel."

D.
Sarah said, "first, wet the clay." She picked up a lump, dropped it, and said, "then center it on the wheel."

Answer 56

@blackwid0w @GirlgoyleH.

Answer 57

@Misaio @Mightyhelper @MinightTheWolfie @horsegirl325

Answer 58

hi you mentioned me

Answer 59

Look for capitalization in the beginning of the sentence, beginnings of dialogue, and after dialogue.

Answer 60

yeah i need the answer to that pronlem^^^

Answer 61

what do you think

Answer 62

@OpiGeode @owllover101

Answer 63

D

Answer 64

thanks!! help with AA FEW MOREE
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Answer 65

Sure ill try my best

Answer 66

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
"Crossing the country in covered wagons," She thought, "must have been hard."

B.
"crossing the country in covered wagons," she thought, "must have been hard."

C.
"Crossing the country in covered wagons," she thought, "Must have been hard."

D.
"Crossing the country in covered wagons," she thought, "must have been hard."

Answer 67

D

Answer 68

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
"Yes," He answered, "we would be happy to show you around."

B.
"Yes," he answered, "we would be happy to show you around."

C.
"yes," he answered, "we would be happy to show you around."

D.
"Yes," he answered, "We would be happy to show you around."

Answer 69

B

Answer 70

Which sentence has no errors in the use of end marks or commas?

A.
"Do not," Mr. Castle cautioned, "interrupt me".

B.
"Do not", Mr. Castle cautioned, "interrupt me."

C.
"Do not," Mr. Castle cautioned, "interrupt me."

D.
"Do not" Mr. Castle cautioned "interrupt me."

Answer 71

but they are all the same

Answer 72

No

Answer 73

oh never mind i see

Answer 74

hold on ill think

Answer 75

i think D im not sure

Answer 76

thats what i thought too

Answer 77

Which sentence has no errors in the use of end marks or commas?

A.
On hearing the announcement, everyone shouted, "Hooray!".

B.
On hearing the announcement, everyone shouted, "Hooray!"

C.
On hearing the announcement, everyone shouted "Hooray!"

D.
On hearing the announcement, everyone shouted, "Hooray"!

Answer 78

it was the only one diff to

Answer 79

C

Answer 80

Which sentence has no errors in the use of end marks or commas?

A.
Did she say, "Your mother called?"

B.
Did she say "Your mother called?"

C.
Did she say, "Your mother called"?

D.
Did she say "Your mother called"?

Answer 81

umm..

Answer 82

c or d

Answer 83

ill go w/ c

Answer 84

ooook

Answer 85

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization or end marks?

A.
"that's an awesome costume"! he exclaimed.

B.
That's an awesome costume!, he exclaimed.

C.
"That's an awesome costume! he exclaimed."

D.
"That's an awesome costume!" he exclaimed.

Answer 86

D or A

Answer 87

d

Answer 88

ill go w/ d

Answer 89

because it has a Capital

Answer 90

haha yep

Answer 91

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization or end marks?

A.
The mission statement says that we must work together.

B.
The mission statement says that, "We must work together."

C.
The mission statement says that, "we must work together."

D.
The mission statement says, "That we must work together."

Answer 92

almost done

Answer 93

ok

Answer 94

^^

Answer 95

I think B

Answer 96

i was thinking c but ill go with u