Well, look at it this way, if you were selling some kind of item, you would want to establish trust, and then provide the person with information and facts about that item. You would not want to threaten the person that you are trying to sell to with any sort of language, gestures, or body language. You would want to remain calm and collective with a smile on your face. The same thing goes with online sales, you would still want to follow everything else but the last one.
So the answer is: D
The entry begins with the word in quotation marks with a period. ... The name of the dictionary appears next, italicized and followed by a period. The book's edition is given next, along with the date and the medium of publication, such as "Print" (without the quotation marks), with periods between.
All the proper nouns should be capitalized as well as the first letter of the first word in each proper name.
So what I mean is:
"Song of the Shirt" "The Spider and the Fly" "Letter to a Young Friend" and "Sonnet on His Blindness" are all correct ways to capitalize things.
