Title: Default for Exercise 1 - Recognizing Run-Ons and Fragments (Basic)
Course: Applied English for Science and Technology

Q: Although the shock sphere is still strong at the end of the fireball's life, the sphere is no longer strong enough to heat the air to incandescence.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Sentence
Feedback: No grammatical mistake exists.

Q: At that point the shock sphere is no longer strong enough to heat the air to incandescence, however, the sphere is still very strong.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Run-On
Feedback: At that point, the shock sphere is no longer strong enough to heat the air to incandescence. However, the sphere is very strong. / … incandescence; however, …

Q: At the end of the fireball's life, the shock sphere no longer being strong enough to heat the air to incandescence.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Fragment
Feedback: At the end of the fireball's life, the shock sphere is no longer strong enough to heat the air to incandescence.

Q: Both sites produce the same three sources of energy: coal, oil, and natural gas. Both sites, however, do not produce these sources in the same proportions.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Sentence
Feedback: No grammatical mistake exists.

Q: The plant shutdown was more than just another company having to close its doors, Bolens was a way of life for hundreds of families in the small town where the company was located.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Run-On
Feedback: The plant shutdown was more than just another company having to close its doors – Bolens was a way of life for hundreds of families in the small town where the company was located.

Q: Both designs produce the same three pollutants (nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxides, and hydrocarbons) in roughly the same proportions, therefore, both designs have similar effects on the environment.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Run-On
Feedback: Both designs produce the same three pollutants (nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxides, and hydrocarbons) in roughly the same proportions. Therefore, both designs have similar effects on the environment. / … proportions; therefore, both …

Q: Because both designs produce the same three pollutants (nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxides, and hydrocarbons) in roughly the same proportions, both designs have similar effects on the environment.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Sentence
Feedback: No grammatical mistake exists.

Q: An oval shape is necessary in the die cavity, otherwise, the flow of metal from the hammering would be restricted.
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- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Run-On
Feedback: An oval shape is necessary in the die cavity; otherwise, the flow of metal from the hammering would be restricted.

Q: Not only does fresh ventilation reduce moisture levels in animal pens, but it also improves the health and longevity of livestock.
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- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Sentence
Feedback: No grammatical mistake exists.

Q: Primary bodies are those that are outside the zone of protection, thus, they are susceptible to the effects of a direct lightning stroke.
- Sentence
- Fragment
- Run-On
A: Run-On
Feedback: Primary bodies are those that are outside the zone of protection. Thus, they are susceptible to the effects of a direct lightning stroke. / … protection; thus, they are …