Which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
amahl and the...
Which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
amahl and the night visitors is now performed in many theaters during the christmas season.
b.
the composer gian carlo menotti won awards for one of his first operas, titled "the consul."
c.
menotti also wrote an opera with the funny title, ", , the globolinks! "
d.
menotti's most popular opera, amahl and the night visitors, was originally written for television.
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
"an occurrence at owl creek bridge" by ambrose bierce is a short story with a surprise ending.
b.
we found the short story the scarlet ibis, by james hurst, quite moving.
c.
the gift of the magi is included in this collection of short stories by o. henry.
d.
ray bradbury's short story "there will come soft rains" is thought-provoking.
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
i have a ticket for the crescent passenger train, which will take me all the way to new orleans.
b.
the "flying scotsman" was a luxury express train with a restaurant and a cinema coach.
c.
beginning in 1936, the super chief passenger train ran from chicago to los angeles.
d.
in 1883, the "orient express" began railroad trips from paris to istanbul.
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
as mom cooks breakfast, she hums one of her favorite songs, oh, what a beautiful mornin'.
b.
dad makes me laugh when he sings the elvis presley song "hound dog."
c.
i really like that song called "do you believe in magic? "
d.
my baby brother already knows songs like "twinkle, twinkle little star."
which sentence uses italics or quotations correctly?
a.
i recently read the tell-tale heart, a chilling short story by edgar allan poe.
b.
our town newspaper is called the "daily clarion."
c.
here is the december issue of the magazine national geographic world.
d.
my great-aunt once flew from new york to paris on the concorde.
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
my sister and i laugh out loud whenever we read the short poem by ogden nash called adventures of isabel.
b.
mike can watch the original "star wars" movie over and over and never get tired of it.
c.
the first spacecraft to fly past venus was mariner 2 in 1962.
d.
the headline article in today's newspaper is titled "a final push before the election."
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
gabriella recited stopping by woods on a snowy evening, a short poem by robert frost.
b.
some day i hope to read all of leo tolstoy's long novel titled war and peace.
c.
my family went to see the wolf trap opera company perform the marriage of figaro last summer.
d.
who painted "the scream," vincent van gogh or edvard munch?
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
clément ader piloted his steam-engine powered airplane named "éole."
b.
ms. franz recommends walter lord's book titled "a night to remember."
c.
one of michelangelo's most famous sculptures is the pieta.
d.
i don't read all the newspaper, but i do read the editorials in the washington post.
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
i like the way that edward hicks depicted animals in his painting called the peaceable kingdom.
b.
"death of a salesman" is a famous play by arthur miller.
c.
his book report is on the red badge of courage by stephen crane.
d.
jeremy studied the weather statistics in this year's farmer's almanac.
which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly?
a.
the broadway version of the musical includes additional songs, such as let's call the whole thing off.
b.
if you like fun songs and great dancing, you should see the movie singin' in the rain.
c.
one famous song from the movie is i got rhythm, a song accompanied by great dancing.
d.
the academy award for best picture in 1951 went to the musical movie "an american in paris."
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