Sybex 829 errata? what is "the enum name is missing before the enum value green"?

[Anil Philip]

Line 20 does not compile because the enum name is missing before the enum value green.

I am trying to understand what this line is talking about. I only see the error of the semicolon when I compile and run it, so my answer is B.

tb864615.OCPJAVASE17PT.c14.015
Lesson Reference: Chapter 14: Practice Test 3
Difficulty: hard
What is the output of the following application?

1:  interface HasHue {String getHue();}
2:  enum COLORS implements HasHue {
3:     red {
4:        public String getHue() {return "FF0000";}
5:     }, green {
6:        public String getHue() {return "00FF00";}
7:     }, blue {
8:        public String getHue() {return "0000FF";}
9:     }
10:    private COLORS() {}
11: }
12: class Book {
13:    static void main(String[] pencils) {}
14: }
15: final public class ColoringBook extends Book {
16:    final void paint(COLORS c) {
17:       System.out.print("Painting: " + c.getHue());
18:    }
19:    final public static void main(String[] crayons) {
20:       new ColoringBook().paint(green);
21:    } }

A. Painting: 00FF00
B. Exactly one line of code does not compile.
C. Exactly two lines of code do not compile.
D. Three or more lines of code do not compile.
E. The code compiles but prints an exception at runtime.
F. None of the above.

Rationale
Line 10 does not compile because line 9 is missing a semicolon (;) at the end of it.
A semicolon is required after a list of enum values if the enum containsanything besides the list of values.
Line 20 does not compile because the enum name is missing before the enum value green.
For these two reasons,option C is correct.

[Anil Philip]

I got it now. It should be COLORS.green

My IDE had done an import:

import static COLORS.green;

But I have an issue with this. The Boyarsky-Selikoff PT book says that one should assume all imports are correct.
So if I assumed the static import was in place, then it would have worked correctly - with the only error being the missing semi-colon.