Comma Splices And Fused Sentences Quiz 4 (55 MCQs)

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1. Mr. Howard went to the teacher lounge he saw Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones there.
2. I rode my bike over the glass, I got a flat tire.
3. Fragment or sentence?After some time, she (and all of her friends).
4. Slouched in his seat, Michael tried to pay attention the problem was that Nina's smile before class was distracting him from Professor Tyson's grammar lecture.
5. Children do not always pay attention in class this fact can disturb many teachers.
6. Fix this:Harold is charismatic and funny, but he has a temper.
7. Sit quietly you are disturbing everyone around you.
8. Cheryl realized that, although her friends were able to join a country club, she had to use a public golf course.
9. Some great athletes who were unknown in high school eventually became famous in college some even became superstars.
10. Choose the option that is WRONG!
11. Donovan threw the ball and the bat into the air.
12. I'll go on a run, or I'll read my magazine.
13. Harriet was so sleepy after her marathon studying session for calculus that she ordereda triple espresso before going to class once the caffeine kicked in, Harriet knew that shewould not doze off on Ms. Gibson.
14. Waiting in line for an hour at the supermarket.
15. Fox got barbecue sauce all over his face the waitress noticed and brought him some extra napkins.
16. We wanted to eat the apple pie, still warm from the oven.
17. What type of sentence is this?The Bill of Rights lists all of the rights of U.S. Citizens.
18. Running through the parking lot, Aisha hoped to get to her car before the rain began when she found the doors locked and saw her keys lying on the front seat, she knew that she was in for a soaking.
19. Clyde knew that he should be saving money for next semester's tuition he spent every paycheck, however, on gold jewelry and expensive dinners for his greedy girlfriend Gloria.
20. After reading for five hours, my sister who fell asleep in the lounge chair.
21. Dahlia sprinted home in the rain to avoid getting soaked.
22. Mike has terrible eating habits when he opened his lunch bag, we saw a bag of potato chips, two candy bars, cellophane-wrapped cupcakes, and a carton of chocolate milk.
23. Fighting the urge to crawl under her desk, Adriana looked at the clock, a half hour of class remained, more than enough time to do her poorly prepared, ten-minute speech.
24. Bernadette Wolowitz mixed up the numbers for the hospital and the pizza place in her phone the nurse was very confused when she ordered two pepperoni calzones.
25. The puppy followed my sister home so she decided to keep it.
26. We went camping on the weekend we took our tents, sleeping bags, and some food.
27. The terrified passengers aboard the 747 gripped their armrests as the jet bucked in a bad stretch of turbulence after a ride like this one, everyone knew that five minutes on Disney's Space Mountain would feel like relaxing in a rocking chair
28. She noticed the falling star.
29. Fused Sentences and Comma Splices are types of run-on sentences.
30. While flirting on the phone with the satellite dish salesman, Rose forgot the omelet cooking in the kitchen, she was surprised when the stovetop fire filled the house with smoke.
31. Every evening after soccer practice at my grandmother's house.
32. At the campus coffee cart, Gini makes the best drinks her sweet cream latte, a blend of vanilla ice cream and espresso, will put on the pounds, but its cool, smooth taste is worth a trip to the gym.
33. Mildred and the musicians are playing at the jazz club next week.
34. Directions:Find the comma splice.I'm hungry, tired, bored, and wish to go home, because I'm tired.
35. Fix this:My father is tall my mother is short.
36. What type of sentence is this?If you are deprived, you are not getting something it means someone is withholding or taking away something from you.
37. I like hummus it is very garlicky.
38. Nobody arrived early.
39. During English class, Anthony kept flirting with RaShaunda because his behavior waskeeping Shenicka from understanding the lecture, Shenicka whacked him over thehead with her heavy dictionary.
40. Saul does the magic tricks and I am his assistant.
41. Poor Paula listened to her stomach rumbling loudly, she would have to wait twenty more minutes before she could dash to the cafeteria for a quick donut and soda
42. What is this sentence categorized as?The man showed us his lizards, someone gave them to him.
43. Is this sentence a comma splice?I jumped so high in the air, I could see the clouds!
44. Sherian refuses to let her kids have a puppy, she is convinced that dogs are just big germs and refuses to follow one around with a sponge and bottle of bleach.
45. How can you correct the comma splice in this sentence? "He wanted to play outside, it was raining."
46. At our lemonade stand, I keep track of all the money and Jane runs our juicer.
47. Wally did not want to ruin his new pair of athletic shoes, he always stayed on the sidewalks, sidestepped puddles, and made several trips a day to the bathroom to wipe the sneakers with toilet paper.
48. What is this categorized as? The boy accidentally knocked over the girls books. Then picked up the girls books.
49. Which is a correct way to fix the following run on sentence? We bought a hammer we bought nails.
50. What is this sentence categorized as? The man showed us his lizards, someone gave them to him.
51. Is this sentence a comma splice? I jumped so high in the air, I could see the clouds!
52. WHAT'S WRONG? The student fell asleep in class, everyone thought this was rude behavior.
53. WHAT'S WRONG? My academic advisor told me not to take 18 credit hours for the fall semester I'm regretting not having listened to her.
54. WHAT'S WRONG? Organizations that promise students a scholarship if they pay an extraordinarily high application fee are most likely scams.
55. How would you rewrite the sentence with the correct punctuation?The red van with the flat tire is stranded down by the river. Sally lives there with her cats that like to meow and purr.