Moonys Quotation Marks and Italics Rules: Titles of works need to be set apart somehow in writing.

To do this, either quotation marks or italics are used. Use italics for longer and complete works, such as the titles of newspapers, magazines, journals, books, movies, or TV series. ( t should be noted that the title of a long!complete work ma" be underlined or italicized.# Use quotation marks for shorter works or works that are a smaller part of a larger work, such as newspaper articles, magazine articles, journal articles, chapters of books, or TV episodes. Examples: $ "oung %ufflepuff accidentall" left his cop" of The Tales of Beedle the Bard in &upin's classroom. The book was open to the stor" (The Tale of the Three )rothers.* +rofessor &upin was mulling over Self-Defensive Spellwork, a book that he hoped would help him prepare his ne,t lesson. %e grew tired, though, and decided to stop before reading the fifth chapter, (-cclumenc".* Exercise: Identify the titles correctly. For simplicity, the titles are underlined. ( emem!er" #ormally, the title of a lon$%complete work may !e underlined or italici&ed.' (ither italici&e the titles or put them in )uotation marks accordin$ to the rules a!ove. .. /emus &upin was one of the authors of The 0arauder's 0ap1 in reference to his being a werewolf, he signed the map (0oon".* 2. &upin required the te,tbook 3efensive 0agical Theor" b" 4ilbert 5linkhard for his class. 6. $s he drank his morning pumpkin juice, /emus skimmed The 3ail" +rophet, the most reliable newspaper for the wizarding world. 7. $nger about the past and his friend's betra"al raged inside &upin as he read the article )lack 5till at &arge. 8. /emus felt ver" defensive of his friend %agrid when he read /ita 5keeter's article

3umbledore's 9iant 0istake. :. &upin could not help but laugh when he found remaining te,tbooks from the students' previous school "ear when he was not their teacher. %e knew all of 9ildero" &ockhart's work to be a joke, especiall" his biograph", 0agical 0e. ;. %aving known the truth about 5irius' character for a few "ears now, /emus knew that 5irius was innocent, and he was more than bothered b" the front page's title, 5irius )lack 0an %unt -rdered. <. The students, it seemed, greatl" enjo"ed their studies in =uentin Trimble's book The 3ark >orces? $ 9uide to 5elf +rotection. @. Though /emus never knew it, his old students now used the book he recommended, Aurses and AounterBAurses b" +rofessor Vindictus Viridian, in their meetings for 3umbledore's $rm". .C. &upin did not think that 4itch 4eekl" was a magazine worth reading, especiall" not the article b" /ita 5keeter about one of his favorite former students? %arr" +otter's 5ecret %eartache.

Answer Key: .. /emus &upin was one of the authors of The *arauder+s *ap1 in reference to his being a werewolf, he signed the map (0oon".* 2. &upin required the te,tbook Defensive *a$ical Theory b" 4ilbert 5linkhard for his class. 6. $s he drank his morning pumpkin juice, /emus skimmed The Daily ,rophet, the most reliable newspaper for the wizarding world. 7. $nger about the past and his friend's betra"al raged inside &upin as he read the article ()lack 5till at &arge.* 8. /emus felt ver" defensive of his friend %agrid when he read /ita 5keeter's article (3umbledore's 9iant 0istake.* :. &upin could not help but laugh when he found remaining te,tbooks from the students' previous school "ear when he was not their teacher. %e knew all of 9ildero" &ockhart's work to be a joke, especiall" his biograph", *a$ical *e. ;. %aving known the truth about 5irius' character for a few "ears now, /emus knew that 5irius was innocent, and he was more than bothered b" the front page's title, (5irius )lack 0an %unt -rdered.* <. The students, it seemed, greatl" enjo"ed their studies in =uentin Trimble's book The Dark Forces" - .uide to Self ,rotection. @. Though /emus never knew it, his old students now used the book he recommended, /urses and /ounter-/urses b" +rofessor Vindictus Viridian, in their meetings for 3umbledore's $rm". .C. &upin did not think that 0itch 0eekly was a magazine worth reading, especiall" not the article b" /ita 5keeter about one of his favorite former students? (%arr" +otter's 5ecret %eartache.*