AP Style Quiz 6: Addresses

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• Clement knew his source lived somewhere on Deodar Street.
• Clement knew his source lived somewhere on Deodar St.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• He crossed Ninth Avenue.
• He crossed 9th Ave.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• He walked farther, crossing Tenth Ave.
• He walked farther, crossing Tenth Avenue.
• He walked farther, crossing 10th Ave.
• He walked farther, crossing 10th Avenue.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• He passed Diagon Lane.
• He passed Diagon Ln.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• He tripped on a crack in the pavement by Willow Road.
• He tripped on a crack in the pavement by Willow Rd.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• He stopped at 14 Deodar Street and knocked on the door.
• He stopped at 14 Deodar St. and knocked on the door.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• The woman who answered told him to try Broad Blvd. N.E.
• The woman who answered told him to try Northeast Broad Blvd.
• The woman who answered told him to try Broad Blvd., N.E.
• The woman who answered told him to try Broad Boulevard Northeast.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses AP style for addresses:

• The exact address, she said, was 133 Broad Boulevard N.E.
• The exact address, she said, was 133 Northeast Broad Blvd.
• The exact address, she said, was 133 Broad Blvd. N.E.
• The exact address, she said, was 133 Broad Boulevard N.E.