None is correct because they all lack periods at the end.
However, if a period were used, then the second sentence would be correct.
Which of the following sentence correctly follows the rules of punctuation and
capitalization?
There are two main sources of water pollution: Sewers and factories
There are two main sources of water pollution: sewers and factories
There are two main sources of water pollution; Sewer and factories
There are two main sources of water pollution; sewers and factories
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Thank you, and yes there's supposed to be a period at the end.
You are welcome. :-)
Which of the following sentence correctly follows the rules of punctuation and capitalization?
A. There are two main sources of water pollution: Sewers and factories B. There are two main sources of water pollution: sewers and factories C. There are two main sources of water pollution; Sewer and factories D. There are two main sources of water pollution; sewers and factories
A. There are two main sources of water pollution: Sewers and factories B. There are two main sources of water pollution: sewers and factories C. There are two main sources of water pollution; Sewer and factories D. There are two main sources of water pollution; sewers and factories