Colons Introducing Bulleted Lists Exercise

Colons Introducing Bulleted Lists

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Colons Introducing Bulleted Lists

Focus on using colons accurately to introduce bulleted lists.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Which punctuation mark is most commonly used to introduce a bulleted list?

  2. MultiChoice

    Where should a colon be placed when introducing a list?

  3. WordsBox

    Use a ____ to introduce a bulleted ____

  4. MultiChoice

    Which introductory sentence is punctuated correctly?

  5. MultiChoice

    Should a colon be used if the introductory clause is not a complete main clause?

  6. WordsBox

    An introduction should form a ____ statement before the ____

  7. MultiChoice

    Identify the correct sentence leading into bullet points:

  8. MultiChoice

    Which word in an introduction often Signals that a colon should follow?

  9. WordsBox

    The phrase 'the ____ is often followed by a ____

  10. MultiChoice

    What is wrong with this lead-in sentence: 'You will need: flour, sugar, and butter.'?

  11. MultiChoice

    Which of these introductory phrases correctly takes a colon?

  12. WordsBox

    Do not put a ____ right after a ____ like 'are' or 'include'.

  13. MultiChoice

    Which sentence correctly introduces a safety checklist?

  14. MultiChoice

    Where does the colon go in this sentence: 'Three primary colors are red blue and yellow'?

  15. MultiChoice

    Why do we use a colon before bullet points?