Sentence Fragments Quiz 59 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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📝 Sentence Fragments – Quiz 59
1. Goes to the movies every weekend.
A) Sentence.
B) Fragment.
2. Once they get here.
A) Complete Sentence.
B) Fragment.
3. Which of the following two is a fragment?.
A) Driving in Meriden on Interstate 691 during rush hour.
B) It is easy to find a parking space in downtown Meriden on most weekends.
4. Which of the following is a run-on sentence?.
A) Donna went to school and talked to her friends and went to class she did all of her work.
B) Donna went to school and did her work.
C) Went to school.
D) None of above.
5. A production of the play on public television.
A) S.
B) F.
6. Select the complete sentence.
A) The balloon floated up.
B) Although I have six dollars.
C) Running up the street as fast I could.
D) On the top shelf in the back of the closet.
7. Which sentence is written correctly?.
A) Our school has many clubs and activities, but sixth graders can't participate in sports.
B) Our school has many clubs and activities but, sixth graders can't participate in sports.
C) Our school has many clubs and activities, nor sixth graders can't participate in sports.
D) None of above.
8. Is the green portion of the sentence a complete or incomplete thought? Guided by the stars, Marie sailed her ship into the secret harbor.
A) Incomplete thought.
B) Complete thought.
9. What is the simple predicate in the sentence?-The phone rang constantly last night.
A) Rang.
B) Night.
C) Phone.
D) Constantly.
10. Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment? Live in herds and feed on grass.
A) Sentence Fragment.
B) Sentence.
11. What is a complete sentence?.
A) A word group that contains a subject and a verb and that expresses a complete thought.
B) Word used in place of a noun or another pronoun.
C) A word or word group that is used to name a person, place, thing, or idea.
D) A word group that looks like a sentence but either does not contain both a subject and a verb OR does not express a complete thought.
12. What is the correct way to write this sentence?I walked over to the tree. The tall tree. The one I love to climb.
A) I walked over to the tall tree, the one i love to climb. .
B) Written correctly.
C) I walked over to the tall tree. The tall tree, the one i love to climb.
D) None of above.
13. Which of the following is a run-on sentence?.
A) I went to the park and played on the swings I went home when it got dark.
B) Went to the park.
C) I went to the park.
D) None of above.
14. "The cow in the field.".
A) Sentence fragment.
B) Complete sentence.
15. In 1950, our President, Harry Truman. This is an example of a _____ .
A) Complete sentence.
B) Sentence fragment.
16. Which of the following is an example of a corrected sentence fragment?.
A) Running through the park.
B) She went to the store.
C) After finishing my homework.
D) The dog barked loudly.
17. Which year did the Summer and Winter Olympic Games take place in the same year for the last time?.
A) 1988.
B) 2000.
C) 1992.
D) 1996.
18. Which of the following is a sentence fragment?.
A) It was a historic home run!.
B) The Rangers!.
C) The Rangers win the pendant!.
D) The Rangers win!.
19. He sings.
A) Fragment.
B) Sentence.
20. Is there a sentence fragment?Lava from the Hawaiian volcano Kilauea usually flows southward into the ocean. In June of 2014, though, northward.
A) No.
B) Yes.
21. That is so exciting!.
A) Declarative.
B) Interrogative.
C) Imperative.
D) Exclamatory.
22. The big, giant, scary dragon.
A) Fragment.
B) Sentence.
23. Having finished, my dinner, I sat down to an evening of television.
A) Sentence.
B) Run-ons.
C) Fragment.
D) None of above.
24. The young man who took our order at Pancho Villa.
A) Sentence.
B) Fragment.
25. Which sentence corrects the fragment:When my alarm clock wakes me up in the morning.
A) When my alarm clock wakes me up in the morning, I get ready for work.
B) When my alarm clock wakes me up in the morning bright and early.
C) When my alarm clock wakes me up in the morning and I eat breakfast.
D) When my alarm clock wakes me up in the morning for school.