Sentence Or Fragment? Grammar Quiz

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Questions: 10 | Attempts: 549 | Updated: Mar 21, 2023

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1.

I live in Clawson, Michigan.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
A. Sentence

Explanation
The given statement "I live in Clawson, Michigan" is a complete thought that expresses a complete idea. It has a subject ("I") and a predicate ("live in Clawson, Michigan"). Therefore, it is a sentence rather than a fragment, which is an incomplete thought or phrase that lacks a subject or predicate.

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2.

Went to bed.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
B. Fragment

Explanation
The given phrase "Went to bed" does not form a complete sentence as it lacks a subject. It is a fragment because it is missing the necessary components to express a complete thought. A complete sentence requires a subject (who or what is performing the action) and a verb (the action itself). In this case, there is no subject mentioned, making it a sentence fragment.

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Had fun on the playground at recess.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
B. Fragment

Explanation
The given sentence "Had fun on the playground at recess." is a fragment because it lacks a subject. It begins with a verb phrase "Had fun" but does not have a subject to complete the sentence. A complete sentence requires both a subject and a predicate, which is missing in this case. Therefore, the correct answer is "Fragment."

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We went to see the Red Wings play hockey.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
A. Sentence

Explanation
The given statement "We went to see the Red Wings play hockey" is a complete sentence because it contains a subject ("We") and a predicate ("went to see the Red Wings play hockey"). It expresses a complete thought and can stand alone as a grammatically correct statement.

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Julie would like pizza for dinner.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
A. Sentence

Explanation
The given statement "Julie would like pizza for dinner" is a complete thought that expresses a clear idea. It has a subject (Julie) and a predicate (would like pizza for dinner), making it a complete sentence. Therefore, the correct answer is "Sentence".

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6.

We watched the clouds go by in the sky.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
A. Sentence

Explanation
The given statement "We watched the clouds go by in the sky" is a complete thought that expresses a subject (we) and a verb (watched). It also includes an object (the clouds) and a prepositional phrase (in the sky) that provides additional information. Therefore, it meets the criteria of a sentence, as it can stand alone and convey a complete idea.

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Looks like a pumpkin!
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
B. Fragment

Explanation
The given statement "Looks like a pumpkin!" is a sentence fragment because it does not have a complete subject and verb. It lacks a subject that performs the action and a verb that shows the action being performed. It is an incomplete thought and does not express a complete idea on its own. Hence, it is classified as a fragment.

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Grandma thinks I am smart.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
A. Sentence

Explanation
The given statement "Grandma thinks I am smart" is a complete thought that expresses a subject (Grandma) and a predicate (thinks I am smart). It contains a subject and a verb, making it a complete sentence rather than a sentence fragment.

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Miss him when he leaves.
- A.
  
  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
B. Fragment

Explanation
The given sentence "Miss him when he leaves" is a fragment because it lacks a subject. It is missing a subject that would complete the sentence and make it a complete thought or statement. A complete sentence would have a subject (who or what the sentence is about) and a predicate (what the subject is doing or being). In this case, the subject is missing, making it a fragment.

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I love learning about sentences.
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  Sentence
- B.
  
  Fragment
Correct Answer
A. Sentence

Explanation
The given statement "I love learning about sentences" is a complete thought that expresses a complete idea. It has a subject ("I") and a predicate ("love learning about sentences"). Therefore, it qualifies as a complete sentence rather than a fragment.

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Sentence Or Fragment? Grammar Quiz

I live in Clawson, Michigan.

Went to bed.

Had fun on the playground at recess.

We went to see the Red Wings play hockey.

Julie would like pizza for dinner.

We watched the clouds go by in the sky.

Looks like a pumpkin!

Grandma thinks I am smart.

Miss him when he leaves.

I love learning about sentences.