Which of the following sentences uses italics correctly?
a. The New Yorker is a magazine of national prominence, which reviews books, music, theatre, and movies.
b. The New Yorker is a magazine of national prominence, which reviews books, music, theatre, and movies.
c. The New Yorker is a magazine of national prominence, which reviews books, music, theatre, and movies.
d. The New Yorker is a magazine of national prominence, which reviews books, music, theatre, and movies.
Question 2
Which of the following sentences uses italics correctly?
a. The phrase in loco parentis is a Latin phrase meaning in the place of a parent and refers to the legal responsibility of a school or organization to take on some of the responsibilities of a parent.
b. The phrase in loco parentis is a Latin phrase meaning in the place of a parent and refers to the legal responsibility of a school or organization to take on some of the responsibilities of a parent.
c. The phrase in loco parentis is a Latin phrase meaning in the place of a parent and refers to the legal responsibility of a school or organization to take on some of the responsibilities of a parent.
d. The phrase in loco parentis is a Latin phrase meaning in the place of a parent and refers to the legal responsibility of a school or organization to take on some of the responsibilities of a parent.
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