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Fixing Sentence Fragments
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Checking Your Own Writing Quiz
1.
Which line needs to be fixed?
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My class went to the farm.
Saw a brown horse.
We fed the goats.
The horse ate an apple.
2.
What should you check first when you look for fragments in your writing?
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Whether the line begins with a capital letter.
Whether the line has a naming part and a telling part.
Whether the line is long enough to look finished on the page.
Whether the line ends with the right mark.
3.
To check a line ask whether it has a naming part and a ____ part.
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To check a line ask whether it has a naming part and a
part.
4.
Leo tried to fix “barks at the mail truck” by writing “Barks at the mail truck.” Did that fix it?
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No because it still never tells who barks.
No because it needs more words about the mail truck.
Yes because now it starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.
Yes because the words are all in the right order now.
5.
Reading a line on its own makes fragments easier to catch.
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True
False
