Fragments, Run Ons, and Comma Splices

Identify whether or not the following sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

Whether or not he would admit it, he knew traveling to the zoo would be dangerous, the rhino would need surgery in the field in order to survive.

• Run On

• Comma Splice

• Fragment

• Correct as is

Identify whether or not the sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

She played Xbox until the early hours of the morning and she knew she would need breakfast in order to go to work on time.

• Run On

• Fragment

• Comma Splice

• Correct as is

Identify whether or not the following sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

Aaron watching the tv show.

• Run On

• Fragment

• Comma Splice

• Correct as is

Identify whether or not the following sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

Toilet paper was on sale today, the store was full of people who wanted to stock up.

• Run On

• Fragment

• Comma Splice

• Correct as is

Identify whether or not the following sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

The 1976 Volkswagen was sitting in the parking lot, ready for a joy ride.

• Run On

• Fragment

• Comma Splice

• Correct as is

Identify whether or not the following sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

Stone Cold Steve Austin couldn't see John Cena he was so quick.

• Run On

• Fragment

• Comma Splice

• Correct as is

Identify whether or not the following sentence is a run on, fragment, or comma splice.

Haircuts were necessary, for the cadets to participate in JRTOC.

• Run On

• Fragment

• Comma Splice

• Correct as is

Frankenstein ​ (a)   often regarded as the monster, is actually the doctor who created him.

• ,
• no comma

George of the Jungle was one of the characters I loved as a child ​ (a)   but Tarzan was a close second.

• ,
• ;
• none

Muhammed Ali was a great fighter​ (a)   and his heart was set on winning.

• ,
• ;
• none