Here is/are some water and apples? "is" or "are"

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Here is/are some water and apples??? “is” or “are”
it’s simple question, but very confusing!!

1.Here _____ some sugar.
2.Here _____ some sugar and salt
3.Here _____ your pencil.
4.Here _____ your pencil and pencil-box
5.Here _____ some water and apples.
6.Here _____ apples and water.
7.Here _____ some water.

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i think is is is are is are is. The most difficult is ARE/IS SOME WATER AND APPLES. But i think IS is correct as water-an uncountable noun- is put before apples so maybe IS is correct.