Punctuating & Capitalizing Titles

Which of the following would need quotation marks (" ") before and after it?

• poem

• newspaper

• magazine

• book

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Which of the following would need to be underlined?

• song

• magazine

• chapter

• article

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I can recite the poem, the weary blues, for bonus points.

What is the correct way to write the title?

• "The weary blues"

• "The Weary Blues"

• The Weary Blues

• The weary Blues

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I can’t wait to see the next star wars movie!

What is the correct way to write this title?

• "Star Wars"

• "Star Wars"

• Star wars

• Star Wars

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I used the article entitled the story of my life to help me type a report about Helen Keller.

What is the correct way to write the title?

• "The story of my life"

• "The Story of my life"

• "The Story of my Life"

• "The Story of My Life"

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Every year at Christmas, I love to hear the song jingle bell rock.

What is the correct way to write the title?

• Jingle bell Rock

• "Jingle Bell Rock"

• Jingle Bell Rock

• Jingle bell Rock

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Underlining when you write is the same as _________________ when you type.

• italicizing

• using quotation marks

• using bold font

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I love the TV show SpongeBob Squarepants!

What is the correct way to write the title?

• SpongeBob Squarepants

• "SpongeBob Squarepants"

• SpongeBob squarepants

• correct as is

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I enjoy reading about new kinds of animals in the national geographic magazine.

What is the correct way to write the title?

• “National Geographic”

• “National Geographic”

• National Geographic

• “National Geographic”

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One day I hope to add illustrations to the short story I wrote called wishing for summer.

What is the correct way to write the title?

• "Wishing for Summer”

• "Wishing For Summer”

• Wishing for Summer

• Wishing For Summer

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