Question 3: Select the properly punctuated sentence that is not a comma splice, run-on, or fused sentence.

A. Fred went to the carnival and bought cotton candy, apples, and candy; he ate so much that he felt ill the next day.

B. Amy arrived with all of the materials we were able to build the fort.

Question 4: Select the properly punctuated sentence that is not a comma splice, run-on, or fused sentence.

A. We loved going to the store with Mom, and we were always rewarded with a toy if we behaved.

B. We loved going to the store with Mom; we were always rewarded with a toy if we behaved.

C. Both

Question 5: Select the properly punctuated sentence that is not a comma splice, run-on, or fused sentence.

A. When in Paris, do not use an umbrella, Parisians will think that you are a tourist.

B.The value of family cannot be denied; but, we create our own families, they are not only inherited.

C. Neither

Question 6: Select the properly punctuated sentence that is not a comma splice, run-on, or fused sentence.

A. Yes, we did it I can't believe we did it.

B. In the morning, I hope that mom bakes biscuits, my favorite food.

Question 7:Select the properly punctuated sentence that is not a comma splice, run-on, or fused sentence.

A. Jane went to the store, she saw her friend.

B. In the heat of the day, Mary went to the gym she was so tired afterwards.

C. Neither.

Question 8: Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

A. If more than one hundred people attend.

B. If we attend the conference.

C. Neither.

Question 9: Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

A. Jay felt good about the exam.

B. Stop it!

C. All of the above.

Question 10:Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

A. Carol didn't go.

B. Unfortunately.

Question 11:Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

A. Working into the night and hearing noises in the brush.

B. Some of the noises, waking everyone in the middle of the night.

C. Neither.

Question12 :Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

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A. After we ran all the way home, we saw several different types of birds.And bicycles and trees.

B. And we could sing a new song.

Question 13:Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

A. Because he was not listening, he failed the test.

B. Because he was not listening.

C. Neither.

Question 14: Select the answer that is a complete sentence and does not contain a fragment.

A. We generated an exam.

B. Cautious he was about to step on a snake.

Question 24:Select the sentence that correctly conjugates the subject-verb pair.

A. College professors are underpaid and overworked people.

B. College professors is underpaid and overworked people.

C. Both.

Question 31 :Select the sentence that contains (correct) pronoun-antecedent agreement. Remember that the subject and pronoun must (both) be singular or plural in order to agree.

A. Even though the party was enjoyable, it ended too early.

B. Even though the party was enjoyable, they ended too early.

Question 32:Select the sentence that contains (correct) pronoun-antecedent agreement. Remember that the subject and pronoun must (both) be singular or plural in order to agree.

A. Tara and Jeni presented her paper together.

B. Tara and Jeni presented their paper together.

Question 33: Select the sentence that is actively constructed and does not contain passive voice.

A. The film Jaws was directed by Steven Spielberg.

B. Steven Spielberg directed the film Jaws.

Question 34: Select the sentence that is actively constructed and does not contain passive voice.

A. It is argued that Jane Austen's novels were trivial romances.

B. The Bronte sisters argued that Jane Austen's novels were trivial romances.

Question 35 : Select the sentence that is actively constructed and does not contain passive voice.

A. Einstein created a new theory about gravity.

B. A new theory was created about gravity.

Question 36: Select the sentence that is actively constructed and does not contain passive voice.

A. Harry Potter and his friend Ronald Weasley are portrayed as lower-class youth.

B. J.K. Rowling portrayed Harry Potter and his friend Ronald Weasley as lower-class youth.

Question 37: Select the sentence that is actively constructed and does not contain passive voice.

A. The portrait was drawn by my mother.

B. My mother drew the portrait.

Question 38: Select the sentence that is actively constructed and does not contain passive voice.

A. Customers can purchase the book at our bookstore.

B. The book can be bought at our bookstore by customers.

Question 39: Select the properly punctuated sentence.

A. We traveled to Marietta Georgia.

B. We traveled to Marietta, Georgia.

Question 40: Select the properly punctuated sentence.

A. The last dinner of the month, will be attended by everyone in the family.

B. The last dinner of the month will be attended by everyone in the family.