Using Quotation Marks for Titles

1. In 2002, Bruce Springsteen released his first new album in years, containing songs like Worlds Apart that dealt with the terrorist attacks on the United States.

   Question

   A.

   In 2002, Bruce Springsteen released his first new album in years, containing songs like “Worlds Apart” that dealt with the terrorist attacks on the “United States.”

   B.

   In 2002, Bruce Springsteen released his first new album in years, containing songs like “Worlds Apart” that dealt with the terrorist attacks on the United States.

   C.

   Sentence is correct.

   Using Quotation Marks for Titles - Question 1
2. The Missing, a review of the Springsteen album in the New Yorker magazine, found Springsteen’s new songs unusual because they did not include many specific details about people, as older Springsteen songs like Born in the U.S.A. had done.

   Question

   A.

   “The Missing,” a review of the Springsteen album in the New Yorker magazine, found Springsteen’s new songs unusual because they did not include many specific details about people, as older Springsteen songs like “Born in the U.S.A.” had done.

   B.

   “The Missing,” a review of the Springsteen album in the New Yorker magazine, found Springsteen’s new songs unusual because they did not include many specific details about people, as older Springsteen songs like Born in the U.S.A. had done.

   C.

   “The Missing,” a review of the Springsteen album in the New Yorker magazine, found Springsteen’s new songs unusual because they did not include many specific details about people, as older Springsteen songs like “Born in the U.S.A.” had done.

   Using Quotation Marks for Titles - Question 2
3. In 2011, Lady Gaga’s song Judas was met with controversy for religious, rather than political, reasons.

   Question

   A.

   In 2011, Lady Gaga’s song “Judas” was met with controversy for religious, rather than political, reasons.

   B.

   In 2011, Lady Gaga’s song Judas was met with controversy for religious, rather than political, reasons.

   C.

   Sentence is correct.

   Using Quotation Marks for Titles - Question 3
4. In an article titled Lady Gaga’s ‘Judas’ Upsets Religious Groups, the Hollywood Reporter described a Catholic leader’s criticism of the song and Lady Gaga’s video of it.

   Question

   A.

   In an article titled “Lady Gaga’s ‘Judas’ Upsets Religious Groups,” the Hollywood Reporter described a Catholic leader’s criticism of the song and Lady Gaga’s video of it.

   B.

   In an article titled “Lady Gaga’s ‘Judas’ Upsets Religious Groups,” the Hollywood Reporter described a Catholic leader’s criticism of the song and Lady Gaga’s video of it.

   C.

   Sentence is correct.

   Using Quotation Marks for Titles - Question 4
5. However, in an article in the British newspaper the Sun, Lady Gaga said how proud she was of the video.

   Question

   A.

   However, in an article in the British newspaper the Sun, Lady Gaga said how proud she was of the video.

   B.

   However, in an article in the British newspaper the “Sun,” Lady Gaga said how proud she was of the video.

   C.

   Sentence is correct.

   Using Quotation Marks for Titles - Question 5