CAPTIALIZATION AND TITLES 
 
EXERCISE 1 
 
The media in Europe is slightly different.  Recently, I visited Rome, Italy with my friends Frank 
and Sherry.  When we arrived in Aeroporti de Roma, and we all traveled by bus to Lucchio, a 
small village in Tuscany in the providence of Lucca, Italy.  We stopped at a small English-style 
pub named the boar's bottom.  While having lunch at the cafe, I noticed a recent issue of the 
Razzi Italia on a table.  On the cover, there was a front-page story entitled, "Lady Gaga and 
Ryan Gosling Having a Baby."  I fell out of the chair laughing.  And, to think, I thought the 
National Enquirer was bad.    
 
EXERCISE 2 
 
1.  Time Magazine  (Hint: Periodical) 
 
2.  The New Yorker  (Hint: Periodical) 
 
3.  “Cathedral” (Hint: Short Story) 
 
4.  The Professional  (Hint: Film) 
 
5.  “The Panther” (Hint: Short Poem) 
 
6.  Vogue  (Hint: Periodical) 
 
7.  “The Pedagogy of the Bamboozled” (Hint: Article)  
 
8.  “Twist and Shout”  (Hint: Short Musical Composition) 
 
9.  Microsoft PowerPoint  (Hint: Software) 
 
10.  “On Being a Man in the 21st Century” (Hint: Essay) 
 
11.  Mona Lisa  (Hint: Artistic Work) 
 
12.  The Nutcracker Suite  (Hint: Long Musical Composition) 
 
13.  Apple Computer Website  (Hint: Website) 
 
14.  “Sonnet 18”  (Hint: Short Poem) 
 
15: “The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies”  (Hint: Short Musical Composition)