Fragments, Complete Sentences, and Unscrambling Sentences

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Identify the Sentence Fragment: In scene 1, the Bittering family arrives on Mars. Upon landing, Harry Bittering is frightened by the wind. He notices that the wind. His wife comforts him.

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He notices that the wind.

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Identify the Sentence Fragment: In scene 2, Cora Bittering says she is getting used to the wind on Mars. Harry is skeptical of living there. Cora tries to reassure him that Mars is safer than Earth.

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To buy tickets to return to Earth.

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In ELA class,

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we work.

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the fourth planet from the sun

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Mars

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Issue with: a colony on mars is possible

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No capitalization or punctuation.

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Identify the FIRST sentence fragment in the paragraph: In scenes 3 and 4, the Bittering family learns that the.

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In scenes 3 and 4, the Bittering family learns that the.

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Identify the SECOND sentence fragment in the paragraph: In scenes 3 and 4, the Bittering family learns that the. Cora seems to accept their fate whereas Mr. Bittering is somewhat fearful of not returning to Earth. Amid learning this news, Harry notices that the vegetation has changed ever so slightly. Has started to grow a third horn! Cora isn’t really bothered by these changes, but Harry is clearly very panicked by them.

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Has started to grow a third horn!

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When visiting the nursing home, we spend extra time with all the forlorn senior citizens.

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forlorn

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The ______________________ between Harry and Cora is growing due to her indifference to changes on Mars, while Harry is disturbed.

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tension

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Winter weather triggered a massive, fifty car pile-up on the icy highway.

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Dreadful