Which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?

A.
If you like fun songs and great dancing, you should see the movie Singin' in the Rain.

B.
The Academy Award for Best Picture in 1951 went to the musical movie "An American in Paris."

C.
One famous song from the movie is I Got Rhythm, a song accompanied by great dancing.

D.
The Broadway version of the musical includes additional songs, such as Let's Call the Whole Thing Off.

Question

Which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?	
 
 A.
If you like fun songs and great dancing, you should see the movie Singin' in the Rain.
 
 B.
The Academy Award for Best Picture in 1951 went to the musical movie "An American in Paris."
 
 C.
One famous song from the movie is I Got Rhythm, a song accompanied by great dancing.
 
 D.
The Broadway version of the musical includes additional songs, such as Let's Call the Whole Thing Off.

anonymous · Answer

@Lady1234

anonymous · Answer

none of those have italics lmao

anonymous · Answer

Does A have italics? If so it would be the correct answer. By logic you can cross off C and D since you're looking for one answer and they're both breaking the same rule. Just because the movie is a musical, doesn't mean it doesn't need italics.

anonymous · Answer

*I meant that last sentence for B.

anonymous · Answer

yes A has italics