Words & Definitions
Commonly Confused Words
MLA Review
Run on, Fragment, or Complete Sentences
100

Define the word: Equality

People all over the world are fighting for equality.

To have the same rights and/opportunities as others

100

We had a really (good/well) time out with our friends last night.

Good

100

In your writing, what do you have to do to a title of a book when you introduce it?

A) Put it in Quotations

B) Italicize it 

C) State the author's name after 

D) None of the above

B

100

Is this sentence a Run-on (R), Fragment (F), or a Complete sentence (C)?

Skipping in the party.

Fragment (F)

200

Define the word: Oblivious

She was oblivious to the fact that she had spilled coffee on her shirt.

Not aware 

200

The author knows the subject (good/well)

Well.

200

What's another name we learned for parenthetical citations?

in-text citations

200

Is this sentence a Run-on (R), Fragment (F), or a Complete sentence (C)?

She sang a beautiful song for her mother, which made her mother cry.

Complete (C)
300

Define the word: Heinous

They committed a string of heinous crimes.

a wrongful act

300

The (council, counsel) will make a decision about recycling program tonight.

Council

300

When you have already put in the title of the book and the author's name in the text, when goes in the parentheses for the citation?

A) Date of publication 

B) Author's name and page number 

C) Page Number 

D) Location of publication

C) Just the page number 

300

Is it a run on, a fragment, or complete sentence?

My dog is playful she is also smart.

A Run on

400

Define the word: Retrospect 


In retrospect, I probably should have done my homework so I could have gotten a better grade in class.

A review of past events or looking back over time

400

Maycomb had always been a town of (piece, peace). Crime here was rare.

Peace

400

What do you call the page at the end of your essay where all of your evidence or references go?

Works Cited or Reference Page

400

Is it a run on, fragment, or complete sentence?

I enjoyed baking the birthday cake for my niece; even though it was very time consuming. 

Complete sentence

500

Define the word: Proficient 

Carlie is proficient in her math facts.

component or skilled in a task

500

The medicine was (affective/effective) in helping her to feel better.

Effective

500

If you are referencing an article instead of a book, what happens to the title when written in your essay?

A) You put quotes around it. 

B) It gets Italicized 

C) It gets underlined 

D) Nothing happens

A

500

Is it a run on, a fragment, or a complete sentence? 

I went to high school with Brian but we didn’t have any classes together, so we didn’t recognize each other in college, but we figured it out eventually.

Run on

M
e
n
u