Question

Instructions: Add quotation marks or underlines where necessary. If it is correct, write correct in relation to other punctuation.

2.) Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals. What needs to be corrected?

a) Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals.

b) Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals.

c) Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals.

d) Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American also express their opinion against testing on animals.

Answer 1

The correct sentence is 'Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals.' with the journal name italicized.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct way to reference the name of a journal in a sentence is to either put quotation marks around the article title or to italicize the name of the journal to ensure it is properly cited. The correct sentence should read:

a) Jim Morgan and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals.

Italics are used here for the name of the journal to differentiate it from the rest of the text, which is a standard practice when referencing the titles of journals, books, films, and other major works. The remainder of the sentence is punctuated correctly and requires no further changes.