Sentence FragmentsSet 3

1Walking down the hall, the bouquet on the table looked beautiful.
2I like Art and English. I love drawing pictures and talking with my foreign friends.-> I love talking with my foreign friends.
3..... you got a pencil I can borrow?
4A: My best friend's from France. B: France? .....? That's interesting.
5Determine which part is the fragment. (A) When Will stepped out of the shower, he panicked. (B) Realizing that all his underwear was still in the washing machine. (C) Damp jockey shorts were not a good way to start his day.
6Because they went to help the victims of the storm.
7On the bus ride to school. (2) Daniel was carrying grasshoppers, beetles, and crickets in his hat. (3) Carmen took Daniel's hat. (4) When she put it on her head, all the kids started to laugh. (5) All the insects fell into her hair and on her shirt.Which sentence is a fragment sentence?
8Identify if the groups of words are a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence.I felt the warm sun on my skin as I layed on the beach.
9Identify the following "sentence" type: Which seemed like a reasonable approach at the time.
10Processes, implications, and consequences. Scholars have explored.
11Walked around the block.
12These are groups of words that look like a sentence, but they are not.
13Does the following text contain any fragments? "Under difficult circumstances. The crew members produced their own food."
14If a dependent clause is standing alone, it is called a .....
15What type of mistake is this?When we were on the bus.
16Determine which part is the fragment.(A) Ever since Andre peeked at Melissa's paper during the biology exam. (B) Guilt has consumed him. (C) Even the blueberries floating in his cereal bowl seem like the accusing eyes of Professor Gregory, his biology instructor.
17Identify if the sentence is a fragment or a run-on: Such as pizza and burgers.
18Identify the following sentence. 'Because I was tired.'
19What does 'T' in AFOREST stand for?
20What's the dangling modifier?Typing slowly, the paper seemed endless.
21CHOOSE THE ANSWER OPTION THAT CORRECTLY IDENTIFIES THE SENTENCE AS A FRAGMENT, RUN-ON, OR COMPLETE SENTENCE.IF I HAD KNOWN HIGH SCHOOL WOULD BE THIS CHALLENGING FOR STUDENTS.
22The village when my papa was born is very peaceful
23What type of sentence is this?The yellow cat with black stripes and long whiskers
24Because it's close to home.
25Walking to school on Tuesday.
26Complete the sentence. A ..... is not a complete thought.
27Identify the following word group:Above the playground.
28Match the following term with its definition: FRAGMENT
29True or False:Dangling modifiers often make sentences unclear.
30A group of words that is punctuated like a sentence, but does not make a complete thought is called
31Identify the following groups of words: Fell from a tree and broke their arm.
32A common interference from Vietnamese in English writing is:
33What type of sentence: Fluffy, comfortable pajamas.
34Sentence or Fragment?A yellow bandana.
35Pushing the wheelbarrow toward his house.
36In the fridge behind the milk in the back corner.
37Choose the best way to correct this sentence:Covered with mushrooms and cheese, Morgan bit into the pizza.
38My watch! I can't find it.
39True or false: A sentence fragment is part of a sentence that is written as if were a complete sentence.
40Classified ads filling the pages of the newspaper.
41Took everything to win.
42Identify the type of sentence: The hamster and its wheel.
43Which revision corrects the sentence fragment below? "Because she was late."
44Which type of sentence error is this:Which clearly demonstrated that the building requirements were helpful in protecting everyone.
45What is a fragment in writing?
46Identify the fragment in the following sentences:
47A: Hello. Is this 867-530?B: ..... A: Could I speak to Mr. Andy?B: One moment, please. I'll transfer you to Mr. Andy.
48Also have large eyes and a flat face.
49..... be late!
50In her classroom
51Which is a fragment?
52What is wrong with the following sentence?Because it rained yesterday.
53Worrying about the test grade.
54Struggling with the tight jeans, the zipper would not budge.
55What is a strategy for correcting sentence fragments?
56Identify if the sentence is a fragment or a run-on: Hoping to win the championship.
57Despite his anger towards him.
58A: Would you like to touch the rabbit? B: No, thanks. .....
59A fragment is an incomplete sentence because it does not have:
60The new computer on my desk.
61I like to buy food from the Kentucky Cattlemen's Association. Or the Aquaculture Association.