Question

1. which sentence is punctuated correctly?

shari reads the wall street journal every day and is very up - to - date on current events.
i have subscribed to cooking magazine for many years.
we had to memorize washington’s farewell speech.
edward once said that his favorite dickens novel was “great expectations.”

Explanation:

• For the first option: "The Wall Street Journal" is a proper noun (a newspaper name) and is correctly capitalized.
• Second option: "Cooking magazine" should be "Cooking Magazine" (the name of a magazine should have both words capitalized).
• Third option: "Washington’s Farewell Speech" (if it's a specific speech title, it might need different formatting like quotation marks or italics depending on style guide, but as is, it's not the best - capitalization is correct but formatting for a title might be off in some styles).
• Fourth option: The period is inside the quotation marks which is correct in American English for a title within a sentence.

Answer:

Edward once said that his favorite Dickens novel was “Great Expectations.”