Which sentence uses italics correctly?

A.

I would like to read you this short poem, titled Sunrise.

B.

The song Edelweiss is sung as a farewell by the Von Trapp family in The Sound of Music.

C.

It seems as if nevertheless is his favorite word; he used it four times in one paragraph.

D.

In that new cookbook, turn to the chapter titled Cooking with Pizzazz.

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Luis Morrison

English

6 February, 22:47

Which sentence uses italics correctly?

A.

I would like to read you this short poem, titled Sunrise.

B.

The song Edelweiss is sung as a farewell by the Von Trapp family in The Sound of Music.

C.

It seems as if nevertheless is his favorite word; he used it four times in one paragraph.

D.

In that new cookbook, turn to the chapter titled Cooking with Pizzazz.

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Zion Woodard · Answer 1

The italics unfortunately don't show, but I can tell you which worlds should be in italics in each sentence.

A. Sunrise

B. Edelweiss and The Sound of Music

C. none (some would argue that "nevertheless should be in italics, but quotations may be more appropriate to set the word apart from the others as italics would only emphasize it.)

D. Cooking with Pizzazz