Pick the Correct Sentence

Capitalize titles of books, stories, poems, songs, essays, magazines, newspapers, and works of art.
 

The Hunger Games

The Barn Dance

The Ballad of the “Clampherdown”

Washington Post

The Last Supper
 

Capitalize initials and titles given to people (titles of respect).
 

John F. Kennedy

Dr. Susan
 

Capitalize pronoun I.

John and I are best friends.
 

Capitalize first word of every line in a poem.

 

Once there was a little boy,

With curly hair and pleasant eye…

 

However, do not capitalize short prepositions, conjunctions, or articles in a title, unless they are the first word.

Either quotation marks or italics are customary for titles: magazines, books, plays, films, songs, poems, article titles, chapter titles, etc.