English Grammar Quiz: Sentence Or Sentence Fragment?
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A group of words that makes up a sentence is called a sentence fragment. It starts with a capital letter and ends up with a period. It usually lacks one of three critical components- a subject, a verb, and a complete idea. Read the following sentences. Identify each one as a complete sentence or a sentence fragment.
- 1.Commanded the Continental army in the Revolutionary War.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 2.So, Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware River.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 3.Raphael finished his homework before his mother came home from work.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 4.Well known ragtime pianist.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 5.A butterfly with bright blue wings and long antennae landed.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 6.John had not completed the sculpture even though he had worked a long time.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 7.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 8.A woman who made history.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 9.One of the best known women in American history is Sacagawea.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 10.A member of the Lemhi band of the Shoshone.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 11.She also searched for plants that were safe to eat.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 12.And once saved valuable instruments during a storm.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 13.From whom Scagawea had been seperated years before.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 14.In the final quarter of the game.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 15.Classes in mountain hiking will begin soon.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
- 16.The duck billed platypus.
- A.
Complete Sentence
- B.
Sentence Fragment
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