Run-On Sentence Quiz
See how strong your run on sentence skills are in about 10 minutes. Get a fast 16 question score with clear feedback, no sign up, and practical grammar insights.


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Run-On Sentence Knowledge (RSK)
Run-On Sentence Knowledge (RSK)
Average
9.4
Normal range
6.8 — 12
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0
max.
16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- The road was icy, however the buses maintained their schedules.
- Although the road was icy; however, buses continued to operate.
- The road was icy; however, the buses continued running.
- The icy road. However, did not stop the buses from running.
- As the lights flickered. The screen suddenly went dark.
- The lights flickered. The screen went dark.
- The lights flickered, darkness covered the computer display.
- The flickering lights and the dark screen.
- After Maya finished the draft. She emailed her editor.
- Maya completed the draft, she then sent the document away.
- Maya finished drafting and, sent the work to her editor.
- Maya finished the draft, and she sent it to her editor.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Run-On Sentence Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Test how well you recognize and repair run-on sentences with this free 16-question quiz. Apply your knowledge of fused sentences, comma splices, coordinating conjunctions, semicolons, periods, subordinating words, and conjunctive adverbs. You will also distinguish true run-ons from fragments and correctly constructed sentences. No sign-up is required, and your score offers a quick summary of your current grammar knowledge.
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