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Grade 5 English - Titles Italicized or Quotation Marks
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Some titles should be underlined, whereas others are italicized or have quotation marks around them. It all depends upon the type of work it is. Most of the time students need to memorize the types that need to be underlined or italicized. A simple rule of thumb for some types of works is that smaller work within larger work should be put within quotation marks.

Grade 5 English - Titles Italicized or Quotation Marks
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10 Questions

1. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
A woman outside of the grocery stored asked if I wanted to subscribe to the CHICAGO TRIBUNE newspaper.
2. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
My cousin won the MVP AWARD in baseball.
3. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
After reading the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine, I put it back on the shelf.
4. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
We saw the MONA LISA painting hanging in a famous museum.
5. When should a title be underlined instead of italicized?
6. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE set America free.
7. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
My cousin won the MVP AWARD in baseball.
8. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
After reading the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine, I put it back on the shelf.
9. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
I turned to chapter 3, LILIES AND DAISIES.
10. How should the capitalized title in the sentence below be written?
We saw the MONA LISA painting hanging in a famous museum.