Ellipses for omissions

What is the best way to rewrite this sentence? 
After school I went to her house, which was a few blocks away, and then came home.

• "After school I went to her house … and then came home."
• "After school...which was a few blocks away, and then came home."
• "After school...and then came home."
• After school I went to her house . . . a few blocks away, and then came home.

Where should an ellipsis be inserted in the following sentence: "“You can’t blame me,” he stammered"?

• After "me,"

• After "blame,"

• After "can’t,"

• No ellipsis needed

Which type of punctuation mark is shown in the picture?

• comma

• ellipsis

• hyphen

• dash

Which sentence uses an ellipsis correctly?

• Hmm...let me think about how I want to answer that question.

• Hmm let me think...about how I want to answer that question.

• Hmm...let me think...about how I want to answer that question.

• Hmm let me think about...how I want to answer that question.

Give an example of a sentence using an ellipsis for effect.

• I went to the store... and bought some milk

• She said she would be here at 5... but it's already 6

• The cat... jumped over the fence

• I waited for hours, but she never showed up...

Choose the BEST way to punctuate the pause in the sentence. 

• The ball slowly rolled around the rim and finally, dropped through the hoop. 
• The ball slowly rolled, around the rim and finally dropped through the hoop. 
• The ball slowly rolled ... around the rim and finally dropped through the hoop. 
• The ball slowly rolled around the rim ... and finally dropped through the hoop. 

I was hoping that we might . . . well, in the end, I guess, it didn't matter what I hoped because it wasn't meant to be.

• passage of time

• an unfinished thought

• missing words from a quotation

If you have to OMIT or take out information from a sentence, you should use_______.

• an ellipsis (...)

• a dash

• a hyphen

For each item, insert an ellipsis where needed in the following sentence: "For sure, there would be cake, ice cream, chips, dip..."

• For sure, there would be cake, ice cream, chips, dip

• For sure, there would be cake, ice cream, chips, dip...

• For sure, there would be cake... ice cream, chips, dip

• For sure... there would be cake, ice cream, chips, dip

You cannot use an ellipsis at the beginning of a sentence.

• True

• False