Which sentence uses italics or quotations correctly?

A.

This magazine features an interesting article titled "Favorite Vacation Spots for Families."

B.

The first space shuttle launched by the United States was Columbia in 1981.

C.

Last year Ben watched the movie "The Wizard of Oz" three times.

D.

The Gift of the Magi is O. Henry's best-known short story.

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Bridget Kennedy

27 October, 01:01

Which sentence uses italics or quotations correctly?

A.

This magazine features an interesting article titled "Favorite Vacation Spots for Families."

B.

The first space shuttle launched by the United States was Columbia in 1981.

C.

Last year Ben watched the movie "The Wizard of Oz" three times.

D.

The Gift of the Magi is O. Henry's best-known short story.

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Jocelynn Ayers · Answer 1

The sentence that uses italics or quotations correctly is: This magazine features an interesting article titled "Favorite Vacation Spots for Families". The correct answer is option A. The rule on quotation marks is applied to this because the titles of short works such as articles, songs, short stories, essays and poems should be quoted for emphasis. Long works such as movie titles, names of spacecrafts and book titles should be italicized.