fragments, run-ons, and comma splices quiz

Identify if the sentence is a fragment or complete. Write F for Fragment and C for complete. As baked beans and potato salad slid onto Maria’s new sandals. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a fragment or complete. Write F for Fragment and C for complete. Mary wasn’t watching her plate of barbecue very carefully. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a fragment or complete. Write F for Fragment and C for complete. Which caused a pint of blueberries to fall to the floor. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a fragment or complete. Write F for Fragment and C for complete. Although he didn’t want to be rude in the middle of math class. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a fragment or complete. Write F for Fragment and C for complete. Head down, Lela stared at the textbook on her desk. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a fragment or complete. Write F for Fragment and C for complete. But was too shy to raise her hand and volunteer an answer. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a run-on or complete. Write RO for run-on and C for complete. The red car is in the parking lot I don’t know where the van and motorcycle are. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a run-on or complete. Write RO for run-on and C for complete. She sang as loudly as she could everybody heard her. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a run-on or complete. Write RO for run-on and C for complete. Since you finished your work early, you don’t have to stay for tutorials. (a)  

Identify if the sentence is a run-on or complete. Write RO for run-on and C for complete. I was too sick to go, so I called and cancelled plans. (a)