Question

Which sentence does not contain any errors in the use of italics, underlining, or quotation marks?

A.
The chapter titled /Angles and Circles"/ contains the formula for the area of a circle.

B.
The chapter titled (Angles and Circles) contains the formula for the area of a circle.

C.
The chapter titled "Angles and Circles" contains the formula for the area of a circle.

D.
The chapter titled Angles and Circles" contains the formula for the area of a circle.
() means italics and // means underlined @NeonStrawsForever

Answer 1

i think its B?

Answer 2

I'm thinking. Hold on, please. ^_^

Answer 3

take your time :)

Answer 4

It's C. That is so easy~

Answer 5

C is incorrect.

Answer 6

You only use quotation marks to qoute what one said.

Answer 7

*quote

Answer 8

This got me beat. It's hard to tell the difference between italics and underling.
@EclipsedStar

Answer 9

I think c and are out of the question

Answer 10

for sure

Answer 11

What else do you believe should be eliminated.

Answer 12

thats it, only c and d...although, i dont think angles and circles should be underlined :/ im just gonna go with B where angles and circles is underlined

Answer 13

in italics sorry

Answer 14

@KyanTheDoodle
LORD HELP ME ON THIS ONE. T-T

Answer 15

It's so hard to tell the difference between them at times.

Answer 16

It's usually not a good idea for authors to underline titles. It's much more formal to use italics.

Answer 17

Alright you were right. Good job.

Answer 18

thanks! and also thanks for helping me with AALLLLLL these questions~!

Answer 19

Of course ^_^