Question

Fragments, Run-Ons, And Comma Splices Quiz

1. Choose the description that best fits each sentence or pair of sentences.

Busy season is over the accountants will have a party.	Choose... Fragment Correct Splice Run-on Contains unnecessary comma Needs a comma
After busy season is over the accountants will have a party.	Choose... Fragment Correct Splice Run-on Contains unnecessary comma Needs a comma
Busy season is over, the accountants will have a party.	Choose... Fragment Correct Splice Run-on Contains unnecessary comma Needs a comma
After busy season is over, the accountants will have a party.	Choose... Fragment Correct Splice Run-on Contains unnecessary comma Needs a comma
After, busy season is over, the accountants will have a party.	Choose... Fragment Correct Splice Run-on Contains unnecessary comma Needs a comma
After busy season is over. the accountants will have a party.	Choose... Fragment Correct Splice Run-on Contains unnecessary comma Needs a comma

The company will invest $100 billion over the next two years; half is earmarked for research and development.	Choose... Correct Splice Run-on Needs a comma Contains unnecessary comma
The company will invest $100 billion over the next two years half is earmarked for research and development.	Choose... Correct Splice Run-on Needs a comma Contains unnecessary comma
The company will invest $100 billion over the next two years and half is earmarked for research and development.	Choose... Correct Splice Run-on Needs a comma Contains unnecessary comma
The company will invest $100 billion over the next two years, with half earmarked for research, and development.	Choose... Correct Splice Run-on Needs a comma Contains unnecessary comma
The company will invest $100 billion over the next two years, half is earmarked for research and development.	Choose... Correct Splice Run-on Needs a comma Contains unnecessary comma
The company will invest $100 billion over the next two years, with half earmarked for research and development.	Choose... Correct Splice Run-on Needs a comma Contains unnecessary comma

Answer 1

Answer 1
The correct answer is run on, because both the parts of the sentences are not separated by punctuation and have the individual meanings.

Answer 2
The correct answer is fragment , because both the part of the sentences do not have a meaning if they are separated.

Answer 3
The correct option is correct, this sentence has the right use of, and the sentence structure is also right.

Answer 4
The answer is it contains unnecessary comma. The coma after the word "after" is additional.

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