Section 2: Structure

Choose the correct option 7. Which of the following is an example of a run-on sentence? * (2 Points) O Before you can fix a run-on sentence, you'll need to identify the problem. O Choosing a topic for a paper can be the hardest part, but it gets a lot easier after that. Books do not have the most complete information it is a good idea then to look for articles in specialized periodicals. 8. Which of these sentences uses correct punctuation? * (2 points) Debbie knew that studying for her test was important, consequently, she cleared her schedule for the night. Debbie knew that studying for her test was important. Consequently, she cleared her schedule for the night. Debbie knew that studying for her test was important, consequently, she cleared her schedule for the night. 9. In which of these sentences is the punctuation incorrect? * (2 points) O To gain support for her proposal, the politician tried calling voters, persuading other lawmakers, and informing the press. To find out more about the exceptional challenges facing workers, join our online forum next Monday at 10:00 am. To gain support for her proposal the politician tried calling voters, persuading other lawmakers, and informing the press. 10. Which of the following is a sentence fragment?* (2 points) Exporters of energy or industrial commodities throughout the world are facing serious challenges. The COVID-19 challenge now confronting emerging and developing countries. O COVID-19 pandemic brings new challenges to well-developed healthcare systems