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Quotation Marks or Italics? L.5.2
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1. How should you show the name of a magazine?
A. In capital letters only B. In quotation marks C. In italics, or underlined when handwritten 2. How should you show the title of a short poem, such as The Eagle?
A. In italics, or underlined when handwritten B. In capital letters only C. In quotation marks 3. How should you show the title of one episode of a TV series?
A. In quotation marks B. In italics, or underlined when handwritten C. In capital letters only 4. How should you show the title of one chapter in a book?
A. In italics, or underlined when handwritten B. In quotation marks C. In capital letters only 5. How should you show the title of a short story?
A. In capital letters only B. In italics, or underlined when handwritten C. In quotation marks 6. How should you show the name of a newspaper?
A. In quotation marks B. With no capital letters C. In italics, or underlined when handwritten 7. You are handwriting a book review and cannot write in italics. What do you do with the book's title?
A. Write it in small letters B. Leave it out C. Underline it 8. How should you show the title of a movie?
A. With no capital letters B. In italics, or underlined when handwritten C. In quotation marks LessonPrint · L.5.2 · Set 15 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — Quotation Marks or Italics? Set 15. Prints on its own sheet.
1. In italics, or underlined when handwritten 2. In quotation marks 3. In quotation marks 4. In quotation marks 5. In quotation marks 6. In italics, or underlined when handwritten 7. Underline it 8. In italics, or underlined when handwritten Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to L.5.2 of the Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts.