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Titles should also be used to grab the reader's attention as well as asserting the author's opinion. As a person is looking over a blog or article, the title is what will draw the reader to the article otherwise the reader will simple skip to the next passage if the reader is not entice by the title. Descriptive word that give clear, crisp images will help lure readers. | Titles should also be used to grab the reader's attention as well as asserting the author's opinion. As a person is looking over a blog or article, the title is what will draw the reader to the article otherwise the reader will simple skip to the next passage if the reader is not entice by the title. Descriptive word that give clear, crisp images will help lure readers. | ||
Title of the following should be either underlined or italicized: | |||
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Pamphlets, Long Poems, Plays, Films, Television Progams, Radio Programs, Musical Compositions, Choreographic Works, Works of Visual Arts, Comic Strips, Software, and Web Sites | |||
Quotation makrs would be used around the following titles of short works: | |||
newspaper and magazine articles, short poems, short stories, songs, episodes of television and radion programs, and subdivisions of books and web sites. | |||
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