AP Style

When writing ages, how should numerals be used?

• Write out the numbers in words

• Always use numerals

• Use a combination of numerals and words

• Avoid using numerals

How should ages be written when used as an adjective or in the place of a noun?

• It should be written in words without hyphens

• It should be written in numerals without hyphens

• It should be written in numerals with hyphens

• It should be written in a combination of numerals and words with hyphens

How should magazine or newspaper titles be formatted in composition titles?

• They should be italicized

• They should be underlined

• They should be capitalized without italics

• They should be placed in quotation marks

Which of the following should be enclosed in quotation marks?

• Magazine titles

• Book titles

• Newspaper titles

• City names

According to the examples given, which of the following is true?

• "Fahrenheit 451" is a magazine

• The New York Times should be italicized

• "Friends" is a book

• "Friends" was a popular TV show in the 1990s

How are dates written according to the learning material?

• With "th," "nd," etc.

• As words

• As numerals

• In a different language

Should you use "th," "nd," etc. with dates?

• Yes, always

• Only with months

• Never

• Only on Tuesdays

Are some months abbreviated when writing dates?

• No, never

• Yes, all of them

• Only the ones with 31 days

• Yes, some of them

How should months without dates be written?

• Abbreviated

• As numerals

• Not abbreviated

• With "th," "nd," etc.

How should days of the week be written in a sentence?

• In lowercase and abbreviated

• In lowercase and not abbreviated

• Capitalized and abbreviated

• Capitalized and not abbreviated