Sentence Fragments Quiz 45 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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📘 Sentence Fragments – Quiz 45
1. Young people enjoy going to the movies. This is an example of a _____ .
A) Sentence fragment.
B) Complete sentence.
2. The scene was filled with beauty. Such as the sun sending its brilliant rays to the earth and the leaves of various shades of red, yellow, and brown moving slowly in the wind.
A) One of these is a sentence fragment.
B) Both are complete sentences.
C) One of these is a run-on sentence.
D) None of above.
3. I promised that I wouldn't let the puppy sleep in my bed.
A) Complete sentence.
B) Sentence fragment.
4. The bleachers in the stadium are uncomfortable. Forcing many fans to bring their own fold-up seats.
A) Fragment = dependent clause left alone.
B) Fragment = Don't begin a sentence with "which, such as _____ ".
C) Fragment = phrase left alone.
D) CORRECT.
5. Named her Alice.
A) Subject.
B) Verb.
C) Complete Sentence.
D) None of above.
6. JK Rowling wrote many.
A) Fragment.
B) Sentence.
C) Run-On.
D) None of above.
7. WHY IS THIS A SENTENCE FRAGMENT? I need to get.
A) Has a subject and predicate, but not a complete thought. .
B) Missing a subject.
C) Missing a predicate.
D) None of above.
8. Which is a fragment?.
A) The girl was surprised to find.
B) Sarah borrowed Lisa's sweater this morning.
9. A fragment is a group of words that is missing either a subject or a verb.
A) False.
B) True.
10. Select the sentence from each group that is a sentence fragment or a run-on sentence.
A) This is not what I requested the color is too dark, and it's the wrong size.
B) This position requires speaking, writing, and supervising skills.
C) The conversation took place in her office, which was cluttered with papers andbooks.
D) The activity is brisk in the living room and in the kitchen while people aresearching for a place to sit.
11. We hadd to run inside the shelter when it started to rain.
A) Fragment (missing a subject).
B) Complete sentence.
C) Fragment (missing a predicate).
D) Run-on.
12. What type of sentence is the following:I am so happy!.
A) Imperative.
B) Interrogative.
C) Exclamatory.
D) Declarative.
13. "He lied.".
A) Complete.
B) Fragment.
C) Run-on.
D) None of above.
14. "Penny's dog saw a squirrel." What is the subject?.
A) The squirrel.
B) The dog.
C) Penny.
D) Saw.
15. Select the FRAGMENT in each group.
A) Wake up.
B) After I leave the money on the table.
C) Swimming can be a good exercise.
D) I left too early.
16. Decide whether the following is a sentence or a fragment."Today we are going to have a picnic!".
A) Fragment.
B) Sentence.
17. Does the following text contain any fragments? "Under difficult circumstances. The crew members produced their own food.".
A) No.
B) Yes.
18. Jeffrey, who had never been a particularly good student in high school, knew he was ready to take on the greatest challenge of his life.
A) No Change.
B) School. Knew.
C) School; knew.
D) School, and knew.
19. Is the Empire State Building in New York _____ London?.
A) Or.
B) And.
C) But.
D) So.
20. "Every day after school.".
A) Complete sentence.
B) Sentence fragment.
21. I went in, I bought the gift, I drove straight home.
A) Run-On .
B) Sentence.
C) Fragment.
D) None of above.
22. Does the following text contain any fragments? "Too many apples. There were not enough vegetables.".
A) No.
B) Yes.
23. Which elements constitute a full idea?.
A) A predicate and a subject.
B) A phrase and a subject.
C) A predicate and a verb.
D) A verb and a phrase.
24. Ice cream, cake, pie, and other goodies at the party.
A) Fragment.
B) Sentence.
C) Run-on.
D) None of above.
25. The rainfall this year was abundant, therefore, the crops will be plentiful.
A) Run-ons.
B) Sentence.
C) Fragment.
D) None of above.