Italics For Emphasis Quiz 1 (25 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

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1. Which sentence uses italics correctly to show emphasis?
2. Complete the sentence:The answer was ..... right in front of me.
3. Operas and Musicals
4. Which sentence correctly uses italics to emphasize only the necessary words?
5. To show you're correcting a factual error, which option best completes the sentence:'The first person to walk on the moon was not Michael Collins; it was ..... '
6. True or False:Italics should never be used in formal writing for emphasis.
7. Choose the sentence that uses italics correctly for emphasis.
8. When should you use italics to emphasize a word or phrase?
9. Complete the sentence by choosing the correctly italicized short phrase for emphasis:'He didn't just break the record; he ..... '
10. What is the main reason a writer uses italics for a word in a sentence?
11. Which word would you italicize for emphasis:I can't believe you did that?
12. Complete the sentence:It's ..... important to finish your project on time.
13. Complete the sentence with the word that needs emphasis:You ..... have to try this new restaurant!
14. In which sentence is the use of italics for emphasis correct?
15. True or False:When you use a word from another language in an English sentence, like the Spanish word *hola*, you should put it in italics.
16. Which sentence uses italics to best show surprise that Ava, and not someone else, won the spelling bee?
17. Which word should be italicized for emphasis? "That is the ..... chair in the room."
18. What effect does using italics for emphasis have on the reader?
19. Movie Titles
20. Which sentence properly uses italics for emphasis?
21. True or False:Italics are only used to emphasize words in sentences.
22. In writing, why might an author use italics for a word like 'really' in a sentence?
23. Which sentence uses italics correctly for emphasis?
24. True or False:Italics can be used to emphasize a word in a sentence.
25. Complete the sentence by choosing the word that should be italicized to show the character's strong feeling: "I am ..... not going to eat broccoli!"