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Which sentence below punctuates titles correctly?
a. Dotty will hum the song Somewhere Over the Rainbow from the movie “The Wizard of Oz” to settle her nerves.
b. Dotty will hum the song “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” from the movie “The Wizard of Oz” to settle her nerves.
c. Dotty will hum the song Somewhere Over the Rainbow from the movie The Wizard of Oz to settle her nerves.
d. Dotty will hum the song “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” from the movie The Wizard of Oz to settle her nerves.
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d.
Rationale: Song titles are put in quotation marks (“Somewhere Over the Rainbow”); film titles are normally italicized (The Wizard of Oz). In plain text (no italics available) the film title should be left unquoted and capitalized as in option d. (If you follow AP style, which uses quotation marks for film titles, option b would be acceptable.)
Rationale: Song titles are put in quotation marks (“Somewhere Over the Rainbow”); film titles are normally italicized (The Wizard of Oz). In plain text (no italics available) the film title should be left unquoted and capitalized as in option d. (If you follow AP style, which uses quotation marks for film titles, option b would be acceptable.)
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