Sentence or Fragment?

Is this a fragment or a sentence:
Mr. Murphy likes to bike on the weekends.

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• Sentence

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Is this a fragment or a sentence:
Climbing up the side of a big, scary mountain.

• sentence fragment
• complete sentence

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Which option is not a sentence?

• He laughed uncontrollably.
• Rolled along the sidewalk.
• She loved running at night.
• Her dog barked and cried.

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Mr. Murphy likes to bike on the weekends.

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• Sentence

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When he moved to New York City.

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• Fragment

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Sally Sue knows many ways to annoy her teacher, such as rolling her eyes, smacking her gum, and asking for instructions just after the teacher finished a five minute explanation.

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• Sentence

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Is this a fragment or a complete sentence?
I went to the store and bought candy for the class.

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• Sentence

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Choose the one that is not a fragment. 

• Mrs. Blanco gone to visit her mother at the hospital.
• Finding a parking space there is usually easy during the week. 
• Driving in the city during evening rush hour.

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Choose the one that is not a fragment. 

• While waiting for her neighbor to move the car that blocked the driveway. 
• By making sure that no one will park across the driveway again.  
• To avoid hitting the other car, Michael had to back across the corner of the lawn. 

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Choose the one that is not a fragment. 

• While waiting for her neighbor to move the car that blocked the driveway. 
• By making sure that no one will park across the driveway again.  
• To avoid hitting the other car, Michael had to back across the corner of the lawn. 

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