Sentence Grammar

Identify this sentence: She jumped into an empty pool after hitting her head, she had a concussion.

• Fragment
• Run on
• Comma
• Correct sentence

Why is it bad to have run-on sentences?

• None Sense
• All of the above 
• too long
• Different interpretations

Which one is the correct version of this sentence: My family bakes together nearly every night, we then get to enjoy everything we make together.

• My family bakes together nearly every night. We then get to enjoy everything we make together.
• My family bakes together nearly every night; we then get to enjoy everything we make togeter
• My family bakes together nearly every night: we then get to enjoy everything we make together
• It's already correct 

Do omma splices occur when two independent clauses are connected with only a comma

• Yes
• No 
• Do we have to answer this 
• Maybe 

Is a fragment an incomplete sentence 

• Yes
• No
• You're an incomplete sentence 
• Why doesn't this question have punctuation

Is this a fragment sentence?  Purdue offers many majors in engineering. Such as electrical, chemical, and industrial engineering. 

• Yes 
• No
• I know its a sentence
• Does it matter? 

Which one is the best fit correction for this sentence: Coach Dietz exemplified this behavior by walking off the field in the middle of a game. Leaving her team at a time when we needed her.

• Coach Dietz exemplified this behavior by walking off the field in the middle of a game, leaving her team at a time when we needed her.
• Coach Dietz exemplified this behavior by walking off the field in the middle of a game: Leaving her team at a time when we needed her.
• Coach Dietz exemplified this behavior by walking off the field in the middle of a game; Leaving her team at a time when we needed her.
• Coach Dietz exemplified this behavior by walking off the field in the middle of a game. leaving her team at a time when we needed her.