Which sentence is correctly punctuated with a colon?

I have finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe the poptart, the barrel roll: and the miller flip. I have finally mastered new tricks: for the half-pipe the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip. I have: finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip. I have finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe: the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip.

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Charlee Thornton

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16 February, 12:40

Which sentence is correctly punctuated with a colon?

I have finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe the poptart, the barrel roll: and the miller flip. I have finally mastered new tricks: for the half-pipe the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip. I have: finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip. I have finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe: the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip.

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The sentence that is correctly punctuated with a colon is, "I have finally mastered new tricks for the half-pipe: the poptart, the barrel roll, and the miller flip." The correct use of a colon, according to the rule is that, it is used when introducing a series of items.