Punctuation and Quotation Rules

The video tutorial explains the rules for using italics and underlining for larger works like novels, movies, and magazines, and the use of quotation marks for smaller works such as chapters, scenes, and songs. It also covers punctuation rules when using quotation marks, emphasizing that periods and commas should be placed inside the quotation marks. Additionally, it discusses how to handle questions within quotations, where the question mark should be placed depending on the context.

What is the equivalent of underlining when typing?

• Highlight

• Strikethrough

• Italics

• Bold

Which of the following should be italicized or underlined?

• A song title

• An article title

• A movie title

• A chapter title

Where should quotation marks be used?

• For entire novels

• For chapter titles

• For movie titles

• For magazine names

Where should periods and commas be placed when using quotation marks?

• After the quotation marks

• Before the quotation marks

• Inside the quotation marks

• Outside the quotation marks

How should punctuation be handled with single quotes?

• Always outside the single quotes

• Inside the single quotes

• Before the single quotes

• After the single quotes

If a question is within a quotation, where should the question mark be placed?

• Outside the quotation

• Inside the quotation

• Before the quotation

• After the quotation

When the entire sentence is a question, where should the question mark be placed?

• After the quotation

• Before the quotation

• Outside the quotation

• Inside the quotation