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Fragments & Run-on Sentences Quiz

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Fragments & Run-on Sentences QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on fragments and run-ons

by Mariam Nader Saeid Ali Shemi
1

Which option is a sentence fragment due to missing a complete thought?

2

What type of fragment is this: 'Because she was late'

3

Choose the phrase fragment example.

4

Which is a run-on formed by two independent clauses with no punctuation?

5

What is a comma splice?

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Which fix correctly corrects a run-on?

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Identify the run-on: 'The project was due Friday the team stayed late'

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Which sentence is a complete sentence (not a fragment or run-on)?

9

Which is an example of a run-on corrected with a conjunction?

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Fragment: lacks a complete thought; the others have a complete idea.

Starts with a subordinating conjunction and lacks a main clause.

Phrase fragments lack a finite verb to form a complete sentence.

Incorrect: needs proper punctuation or conjunction.

Comma splice improperly joins independent clauses with just a comma.

Best fix is separating into two sentences or using a semicolon or coordinating conjunction.

Two independent clauses joined without punctuation.

Has a subject and finite verb with a complete thought.

Coordinating conjunction with comma fixes a comma splice/run-on.

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