is the title of a book supposed to be italisized or underlined in a paper?

Answer 1

The title of the book needs to be underlined. You use quotation marks when writing the name of the chapter or the name of a poem. Italics are not used in high school level.

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Answer 2

Underlining and italicizing items such as books an newspapers can be done interchangeably. However, when it is typed, it is usually preferred to be italicized, but since it easier to underline written text than to italicize it, underlining the title of a book is perfectly acceptable in such an instance.
The only thing to worry about it is when to use quotes and underlining/italicizing

Answer 3

Both are fine, underline was used in the days of typewriters, and italics when bibliographies were printed. The Harvard allows you to use both, the best rule is to be consistent.

Answer 4

It depends upon what format (APA or MLA) you are using and where in the paper you are wanting to place it. Maybe you should check out the websites below to see exactly how you are supposed to do it.

Answer 5

it's suppose to be italicized.
i just got done taking a class on formatting documents and we went over that yesterday. i promise.

Answer 6

i think neither but if im wrong then its underlined

make sure every first letter of the word is capitalized except words like of, in, and, etc.