Colon and Semicolon Quiz

The three winners of the contest were Kelly Gee California Bob Davis Delaware and Sandy Hu Nevada.

• The three winners of the contest were: Kelly Gee, California, Bob Davis, Delaware, and Sandy Hu, Nevada.

• The three winners of the contest were: Kelly Gee, California; Bob Davis, Delaware; and Sandy Hu, Nevada.

• The three winners of the contest were Kelly Gee, California; Bob Davis, Delaware; and Sandy Hu, Nevada.

• The three winners of the contest were Kelly Gee, California, Bob Davis, Delaware, and Sandy Hu, Nevada.

There are two things about him that drive me crazy his music and his cooking.

• There are two things about him: that drive me crazy his music and his cooking.

• There are two things about him that drive me crazy: his music and his cooking.

• There are two things about him that drive me crazy; his music and his cooking.

• There are two things about him that drive me crazy. His music and his cooking.

Young-Hee failed her English test nevertheless she was able to get a good job.

• Young-Hee failed her English test: nevertheless she was able to get a good job.

• Young-Hee failed her English test ; nevertheless she was able to get a good job.

• Young-Hee failed her English test, nevertheless; she was able to get a good job.

• Young-Hee failed her English test ; nevertheless, she was able to get a good job.

At the Four Corners Monument in Teec Nos Pos, Arizona, a single point joins four states Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona.

• At the Four Corners Monument in Teec Nos Pos, Arizona, a single point joins four states. Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona.

• At the Four Corners Monument in Teec Nos Pos, Arizona, a single point joins four states; Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona.

• At the Four Corners Monument in Teec Nos Pos, Arizona, a single point joins four states: Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona.

• At the Four Corners Monument in Teec Nos Pos, Arizona, a single point joins four states ,Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona.

You have only one choice leave now while you can.

• You have only one choice: leave now while you can.

• You have only one choice. Leave now while you can.

• You have only one choice, leave now while you can.

• You have only one choice; leave now while you can.

In low carbon steels, banding tends to affect two properties in particular tensile ductility and yield strength.

• In low carbon steels, banding tends to affect two properties in particular: tensile ductility and yield strength.

• In low carbon steels, banding tends to affect two properties: in particular tensile ductility and yield strength.

• In low carbon steels, banding tends to affect two properties in particular, tensile ductility and yield strength.

• In low carbon steels, banding tends to affect two properties in particular ; tensile ductility and yield strength.

As an engineering assistant, I had a variety of duties participating in pressure ventilation surveys drafting data compilation both before and after builds and acting as a company representative during a roof-bolt pull test.

• ^{As an engineering assistant, I had a variety of duties; participating in pressure ventilation surveys; drafting data compilation both before and after builds; and acting as a company representative during a roof-bolt pull test.}

• ^{As an engineering assistant, I had a variety of duties: participating in pressure ventilation surveys, drafting data compilation, both before and after builds, and acting as a company representative during a roof-bolt pull test.}

• ^{As an engineering assistant, I had a variety of duties: participating in pressure ventilation surveys; drafting data compilation both before and after builds; and acting as a company representative during a roof-bolt pull test.}

• ^{As an engineering assistant, I had a variety of duties: participating in pressure ventilation surveys; drafting data compilation, both before and after builds; and acting as a company representative during a roof-bolt pull test.}

By age 19 Ellen had raced in three half-marathons by age 28, she had raced in twice that amount.

• By age 19: Ellen had raced in three half-marathons; by age 28, she had raced in twice that amount.

• By age 19, Ellen had raced in three half-marathons: by age 28, she had raced in twice that amount.

• By age 19, Ellen had raced in three half-marathons; by age 28, she had raced in twice that amount.

• By age 19; Ellen had raced in three half-marathons: by age 28, she had raced in twice that amount.

I don’t typically eat at that restaurant every main dish is so spicy.

• I don’t typically eat at that restaurant; every main dish is so spicy.

• I don’t typically eat at that restaurant: every main dish is so spicy.

• I don’t typically eat at that restaurant, every main dish is so spicy.

• I don’t typically eat at that restaurant. Every main dish is so spicy.

Coach Willis cut his usual inspirational speech to only one sentence before our big game “No matter what happens out there tonight, you’re all champions in my book.”

• Coach Willis cut his usual inspirational speech to only one sentence before our big game; “No matter what happens out there tonight, you’re all champions in my book.”

• Coach Willis cut his usual inspirational speech to only one sentence before our big game. “No matter what happens out there tonight, you’re all champions in my book.”

• Coach Willis cut his usual inspirational speech to only one sentence before our big game, “No matter what happens out there tonight, you’re all champions in my book.”

• Coach Willis cut his usual inspirational speech to only one sentence before our big game: “No matter what happens out there tonight, you’re all champions in my book.”