Fragments 01

Choose the answer below that best describes the underlined passage:

Chubb awoke early that morning. As always.
1. Sentence fragment
2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
Chubb burst into Jarrett's bedroom, he knocked the clock radio off the table with one wag of his heavy tail.
1. Sentence fragment
2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
Chubb dived into his day Lass stretched herself languidly.
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2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
After they had driven part of the way to the park.
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2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
In the house next door, Lisa's cat, Mordred.
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2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
After the wren had flown from window to window, trying to get out.
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2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
Lisa spoke sternly to Mordred, she forbade Mordred to harm the wren, Mordred ignored her and he kept chasing the bird.
1. Sentence fragment
2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
After Jarrett had pleaded with Chubb, he sharply ordered Chubb to stop, Chubb cheerfully kept licking Jarrett's face.
1. Sentence fragment
2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
Finally, Jarrett woke up, he lurched and stumbled out of bed.
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2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.
This morning, the sun on Jarrett's newly licked face.
1. Sentence fragment
2. Run-on sentence
3. Fused sentence
4. Comma splice
5. None of the above. This sentence is fine.