Question

Which sentence uses italics correctly?

A.
In that new cookbook, turn to the chapter titled Cooking with Pizzazz.

B.
It seems as if nevertheless is his favorite word; he used it four times in one paragraph.

C.
I would like to read you this short poem, titled Sunrise.

D.
The song Edelweiss is sung as a farewell by the Von Trapp family in The Sound of Music.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I can't tell what has italics x3

Answer 3

OK

Answer 4

Cooking with Pizzazz. Sunrise. nevertheless Edelweiss and The Sound of Music. :P

Answer 5

This one is tricky

Answer 6

yep :{

Answer 7

D?

Answer 8

wait no it would be C

Answer 9

Well if you are stating a specific word it would be in quoted, no italics.

My favorite word is "petrichor"

Answer 10

I think D.

Answer 11

Hard to tell, honestly.

Answer 12

I think it would Be C Because Poems are suposed to be in italics

Answer 13

So are titles or Stories ): But I think that if it says

'titled Name Of Story" it's fine. I have to do some research actually

Answer 14

For A no for c it is talking about the Poem For A it is talking about the chapter of the book.

Answer 15

This is one of those questions you just go with your gut honestly xD

Answer 16

It's either C or D v(*-*)v

Answer 17

ill go with C