📖 Titles and Typeforms – Braille Refreshers 2023111701

* "Typeform indicators consist of two parts: a prefix and a root. The prefix designates the typeform and the root determines its extent."
–Rules of UEB §9 Note

The four-item list below shows the set of italic typeform indicators, each made up of a prefix [all designating “italics”] and a root. (see also Unit 13 of Braille Brain for explanation of typeforms)

• ⠨⠆ italic symbol indicator (used for just a single symbol) ASCII: .2
• ⠨⠂ italic word indicator (usually a “word” is bounded by spaces) ASCII: .1
• ⠨⠶ italic passage indicator (a passage is not for one or two words but is great for three or more symbols-sequences) ASCII: .7
• ⠨⠄ italic terminator (terminates the effect of the word or passage indicator) ASCII: .'

Which one of the following options shows italics applied correctly to the full title of a book?