Write Titles Correctly |
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a Put the titles of short things in “Quotation marks”. |
b Put the titles of long things in Italics. |
A
short story: “Broken
Chain” |
A
Novel: Little Women |
A
track from a music CD: “Louie,
Louie” |
The
entire Music CD: Rock `n’ Roll of the Early
Sixties |
A
short poem: “Captain,
O Captain!” |
A
book of Poems:
Walt Whitman and Romantic American Poetry |
A
long poem published by itself: The Odyssey |
|
An
article from a magazine: “A
Climate of Despair” |
A
Magazine: Newsweek |
An
article from an Encyclopedia: “Mammals” |
The
entire Encyclopedia: World Book Encyclopedia |
|
An
entire move: Man Without a Face |
c) Capitalize the first, last and important words in a
title. |
Under
a war-torn sky |
Under
A War-Torn Sky |
d) The title of YOUR paper must be original. You may not simply use the title of another
story, film, or poem. |
The Killers An essay by Ima Student |
Examining the Modern Elements in Ernest Hemingway’s
Short Story, “The Killers” An essay by Ima Student |