Commas and Titles Review

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• I paid the money, got my order, and headed home.

• I paid, the money got my order and, headed home.

• I paid the money got my order and headed home.

• I, paid the money, got my order and headed home.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• Hey, watch out for the jelly fish!

• Hey watch out, for that jelly fish!

• Hey watch out for that jelly fish!

• Hey watch, out for that, jelly fish!

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• When it comes, we will let you know.

• When, it comes, we will let you know.

• When it comes we will let you know.

• When it comes we, will let you know.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• The world will end on May 12th, 2012.

• The world will end on May, 12th, 2012

• The world will end on May 12th 2012.

• The world, will end on May 12th, 2012

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• I will run for office, but I don’t know if I’ll win.

• I will run, for office but I don’t know, if I’ll win.

• I will run for office but I don’t know if I’ll win.

• I will run for office but, I don’t know if I’ll win.

Which of the following types of titles is considered “long”

• Book

• Song

• Article

• Show episode

Which of the following types of titles is considered “short”

• Book

• Song

• TV show

• Painting

Which of the following types of titles should be italicized?

• The book, Tarzan

• The song In the Jungle

• The fourth chapter- Finding Bullfrogs

• The poem: Where the Sidewalk Ends

Which of the following types of titles should be italicized?

• The album: Yellow Submarine

• The song: Zombie

• The episode: Race for Rabies

• An article in Time Magazine

Which of the following is false when it comes to titles?

• Sometimes titles use italics

• Sometimes titles use quotes

• Sometimes titles use italics and quotes

• Some words in a title are not capitalized