Which sentence is punctuated correctly?(1 point)

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Trey built a robot with spare parts; Trey is good at sports.
Trey built a robot with spare parts; Trey is good at sports.

Trey built a robot with spare parts: robotics is a growing field of science.
Trey built a robot with spare parts: robotics is a growing field of science.

Trey built a robot with spare parts: a vacuum cleaner hose, old coffee cans, and the training wheels from his sister's bike.
Trey built a robot with spare parts: a vacuum cleaner hose, old coffee cans, and the training wheels from his sister's bike.

Trey built a robot with spare parts; a vacuum cleaner hose, old coffee cans, and the training wheels from his sister's bike.
Trey built a robot with spare parts; a vacuum cleaner hose, old coffee cans, and the training wheels from his sister's bike.
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Answer 1

The correctly punctuated sentence is:

Trey built a robot with spare parts: a vacuum cleaner hose, old coffee cans, and the training wheels from his sister's bike.

This sentence uses a colon correctly to introduce a list of items that are spare parts used to build the robot.