Which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly? A. Suzanne recited Winter Time, a short poem by Robert Louis Stevenson. B. Who painted "Starry Night," Van Gogh or Cezanne? C. My parents saw the Metropolitan Opera Company perform The Magic Flute on Saturday night. D. I really enjoyed reading Lewis Carroll's book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
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I'm thinking B: Who painted "Starry Night," Van Gogh or Cezanne?
I can't see what's in italics.
Champagne, you can't give direct answers, and how would you think that if you don't know what words are in italics?
A and D have italics
Yes, but what words are italicized?
What words on A and D are cursive.
A : Winter Time D : Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Now do you have any idears?
I think it is D
Well that depends. Is "in" in italics?
idk
Well that's actually very important. If it is, then it's not it. If it isn't, then I think it's the right answer.
Ok.....
Is there any way to find out?
i am confused
I think it is A
Perhaps.
i really think its B
I believe it's D. Book titles are usually italics. Short works are usually in quotations, so I'm afraid A isn't likely. Painting titles should be italics, so B is wrong as well. Things like plays and operas are shorter and less likely to be italics. Your best bet is definitely D.
are you 100% sure?
Yeah. All book titles have to be italics. Alice in Wonderland is not a short novel, and I don't expect your course to be super specific about italicizing the in. It specifically says book, so I'd go with D.
okthx can you help me with a couple more plz
I'll try :)
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