Question

Which of the following is an example of a sentence fragment?

Let’s play a video game.

Do you have this one?

Since you don’t have it.

We can play something else.

Question 5 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

A dependent clause

expresses a complete thought

leaves a thought unfinished

is a sentence

contains a comma splice

Question 6 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following is an example of a run-on sentence?

My computer hates me I really think it does.

If you have had computer problems, you understand.

It is not easy to learn everything a

Answer 1

Which of the following is an example of a sentence fragment?

Let’s play a video game.

Do you have this one?

Since you don’t have it.

We can play something else.

Question 5 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

A dependent clause

expresses a complete thought

leaves a thought unfinished

is a sentence

contains a comma splice

Question 6 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following is an example of a run-on sentence?

My computer hates me I really think it does.

If you have had computer problems, you understand.

It is not easy to learn everything about troubleshooting.

Many people spend hours trying to fix computer problems.

Question 7 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

A run-on sentence is

missing a subject

missing a verb

a writing error

an incomplete thought

Question 8 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

An independent clause

contains a subject and a verb and makes sense on its own

is missing a subject but makes sense on its own

is missing a subject and cannot stand on its own

is missing either a subject or a verb and cannot stand alone

Question 9 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

A comma

cannot be used to correct most run-on sentences

can be used to correct most run-on sentences

can be used to combine two independent clauses correctly

is required to combine two dependent clauses correctly

Question 10 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

An independent clause can

make sense on its own

be a fragment

serve as a comma splice

be a run-on sentence

Answer 2

Please post ony one question at a time.

Answer 3

*only

Answer 4

otay one sec^.^

Answer 5

Which of the following is an example of a sentence fragment? Let’s play a video game. Do you have this one? Since you don’t have it. We can play something else.

Answer 6

@Nurali is correct for the first one, though.
A sentence fragment is basically an unfinished sentence or a fragmented sentence.

Examples of sentence fragments:
Walked down the path.
Skipped a rock on the water.

Answer 7

Sentence fragments are missing the rest of the needed details or information.

Answer 8

Which one of those is missing information? @ChloBeiiar15

Answer 9

We are talking about the one on video games, correct?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

Okay, which one do you think is correct?

Answer 12

i'm leaning more toward B...

Answer 13

"B" actually has enough information, but does "C"?

Answer 14

looks like it... i think it's C....

Answer 15

@Nurali please don't give direct answers.

Answer 16

"C" is correct.

Answer 17

oh! cool!

Answer 18

A dependent clause

expresses a complete thought

leaves a thought unfinished

is a sentence

contains a comma splice

Answer 19

v.v @Nurali you need to guide her to the answer.

Answer 20

haha i love learning i just hate school right now, lmao =^.^=

Answer 21

I completely understand. XD

Answer 22

You are completely ignoring my warnings @Nurali.

Answer 23

lmao! I'll get it. those are just a few Q;&A's before i write 10 essays.! Ermehgerd!

Answer 24

I don't want to be the mean guy here, but seriously, I usually only give people 2 chances before I report them... I have not reported you yet, so I suggest you start explaining.

Answer 25

You don't have to delete it, you just have to make sure she understands why.

Answer 26

I don't know if you got all of his answers, but they were correct.
And I can help you with your essays, essays are fun for me. :p

Answer 27

otay^.^ coolz hold on real quick

Answer 28

I have chosen to use Stark, Plead, Wan, Dwindle, and Pitch. Choose one of the words you selected to study in this unit that you have not previously discussed on this quiz. What does the word mean? When and how could you use this? Use proper grammar and spelling.

Answer 29

Okay, so first, choose a word. (:

Answer 30

hmmm.... Vessel?

Answer 31

Vessel is one of the words you can choose?

Answer 32

yes:)

Answer 33

Oh, okay, it didn't list it.
So you know what a vessel is?

Answer 34

no no! wait i'll use stark

Answer 35

Okay, so you know what stark means?

Answer 36

not exactly

Answer 37

it wasnt telling me the definition in the lesson. i guess flvs just wants you to find out somehow.

Answer 38

Okay, so stark.. Definition from Google:
complete; sheer.
Synonyms being: sheer, utter, complete, absolute, total, pure, downright, out-and-out, outright

Answer 39

okay. cool

Answer 40

Okay, so now we know what it means.
Next, we have to put it in a sentence.

Answer 41

okay... umm... The curtains where stark, as she opened her window.

Answer 42

We could also use this meaning:
severe or bare in appearance or outline.

Synonyms: sharp, sharply defined, well focused, crisp, distinct, obvious, evident, clear, clear-cut, graphic, striking.

I like this on better.

Answer 43

was my sentence okay?

Answer 44

Not quite.
Here's one I wrote for the second definition:
The moon, stark, enlightened the night sky with gorgeous shades of white.

Answer 45

that one's better!

Answer 46

Stark meaning distinct. (:

Answer 47

Yeah, so for the meaning you could write:
Stark means to be obvious, clear, or distinct.
An example sentence could be:
The moon, stark amongst the bright stars, enlightened the night sky with miraculous shades of white.

Answer 48

I changed it a little, but it's better. :p

Answer 49

OKAY. AND I'LL ALTER IT! i love doing that=^.^=

Answer 50

Awesome! (:

Answer 51

otay, here's the next one...

Answer 52

Choose one of the words you selected to study in this unit that you have not previously discussed on this quiz. Explain why you chose to study this word and how you have used it in your daily life. Use proper grammar and spelling.

Answer 53

Okay, so one of the other words besides stark, right?

Answer 54

yep, the ones i listed

Answer 55

Coolio, which one do you think would be most fun?

Answer 56

dwindle:)

Answer 57

Okay, so the definition of dwindle:
diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength.
Synonyms: diminish, decrease, reduce, lessen, shrink

Hahaha this one can be really fun. ^.^

Answer 58

yay=^.^=

Answer 59

As the hourglass was turned, the evil emperor's power slowly dwindled until he was powerless.

Answer 60

That's an idea.

Answer 61

Oooh, you could make it better, too..
As the hourglass was turned, the sands dwindled down into the bottom half, making the emperor's power dwindle gradually until he became powerless.

Answer 62

oh! i have one!
As time dwindled away, she sat alone with nothing but her shrinking thoughts.

Answer 63

hows that?

Answer 64

That's good!

Answer 65

cool^.^

Answer 66

^.^ What's the next one?

Answer 67

i'm not finished with that one yet. it still says Explain why you chose to study this word and how you have used it in your daily life. Use proper grammar and spelling.

Answer 68

Oh, okay.

Answer 69

haha

Answer 70

v.v that makes it harder.

Answer 71

ikr?

Answer 72

XD We can figure it out!!
Okay, so why did you choose that word? (This is an odd question it asks)

Answer 73

Ummm i guess because i was bored and needed to do school anyways? lmao

Answer 74

XD Hahaha I don't think you can write that tho.
Maybe just say you found it to be interesting. XD

Answer 75

otay

Answer 76

When do you use it in your speech? (This is also a weird question it asks)

Answer 77

hmmm

Answer 78

should I say, I would use it to describe a shrinking, or downsizing matter?

Answer 79

Maybe something more like:
I use it when I need to describe something that gradually lessens or shrinks.

Answer 80

okay!^.^

Answer 81

So that one's done, right? :p

Answer 82

yepers

Answer 83

WOoOoHOoOo!! *^o^*
Okay, so for the next one, you should open a new question. :p

Answer 84

otay^.^