2. Using a colon to introduce a list Quiz

3. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? The list included some of the girls from my class: Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included: some of the girls from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls: from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls from: my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

4. The list included some of the girls from my class: Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included: some of the girls from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls: from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls from: my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana.

5. The list included some of the girls from my class: Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included: some of the girls from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls: from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls from: my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana.

6. The list included some of the girls from my class: Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included: some of the girls from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls: from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls from: my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana.

7. The list included some of the girls from my class: Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included: some of the girls from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls: from my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana. The list included some of the girls from: my class Sarah, Chloe, Jade and Drisana.

8. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and: a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked: for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for: a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

9. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and: a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked: for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for: a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set.

10. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and: a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked: for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for: a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set.

11. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and: a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked: for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for: a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set.

12. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and: a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked: for a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set. For his birthday, my brother had asked for: a bike, a video game, a model car and a train set.

13. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? The little girl added: flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs, and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar: to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

14. The little girl added: flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs, and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar: to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix.

15. The little girl added: flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs, and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar: to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix.

16. The little girl added: flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs, and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar: to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix.

17. The little girl added flour, eggs, and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar: to the cake mix. The little girl added flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix. The little girl added: flour, eggs and sugar to the cake mix.

18. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? The little boy had listed his favourite foods: baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and, apples. The little boy had listed: his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked, beans, pizza and apples. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

19. The little boy had listed his favourite foods: baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and, apples. The little boy had listed: his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked, beans, pizza and apples.

20. The little boy had listed his favourite foods: baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and, apples. The little boy had listed: his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked, beans, pizza and apples.

21. The little boy had listed his favourite foods: baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and, apples. The little boy had listed: his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked, beans, pizza and apples.

22. The little boy had listed his favourite foods: baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and, apples. The little boy had listed: his favourite foods baked beans, pizza and apples. The little boy had listed his favourite foods baked, beans, pizza and apples.

23. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? The waitress was carrying: a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was: carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was, carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin, and a glass. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

24. The waitress was carrying: a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was: carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was, carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin, and a glass.

25. The waitress was carrying: a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was: carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was, carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin, and a glass.

26. The waitress was carrying: a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was: carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was, carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin, and a glass.

27. The waitress was carrying: a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was: carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin and a glass. The waitress was, carrying a plate of food, some cutlery, a napkin, and a glass.

28. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? The fruit bowl included many: fruits, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included many fruits: apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included: many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl: included many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

29. The fruit bowl included many: fruits, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included many fruits: apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included: many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl: included many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums.

30. The fruit bowl included many: fruits, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included many fruits: apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included: many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl: included many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums.

31. The fruit bowl included many: fruits, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included many fruits: apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included: many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl: included many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums.

32. The fruit bowl included many: fruits, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included many fruits: apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl included: many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums. The fruit bowl: included many fruits apples, oranges, bananas, grapes and plums.

33. Which sentence uses a colon and commas correctly? The farm had lots of baby: animals, foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm: had lots of baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of: baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of baby animals: foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. You should only use a colon when the first part of the sentence makes sense on its own.

34. The farm had lots of baby: animals, foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm: had lots of baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of: baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of baby animals: foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets.

35. The farm had lots of baby: animals, foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm: had lots of baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of: baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of baby animals: foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets.

36. The farm had lots of baby: animals, foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm: had lots of baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of: baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of baby animals: foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets.

37. The farm had lots of baby: animals, foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm: had lots of baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of: baby animals foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets. The farm had lots of baby animals: foals, chicks, lambs, calves and piglets.

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