Form 8: Fixing Run-Ons in Science Research Writing Exercise

Form 8: Fixing Run-Ons in Science Research Writing

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Form 8: Fixing Run-Ons in Science Research Writing

Practice identifying and fixing run-on sentences within science research writing contexts.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Fix the science draft run-on: 'Enzymes speed up chemical reactions extreme heat denatures them.'

  2. MultiChoice

    Fix the science draft run-on: 'Gravity attracts objects toward Earth distance reduces the strength of the force.'

  3. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice in the lab report: 'Glaciers melt as atmospheric temperatures rise, sea levels escalate.'

  4. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice: 'The pH of the solution dropped rapidly, consequently, the color shifted to red.'

  5. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice: 'Mice in group A received vitamins, mice in group B received plain water.'

  6. MultiChoice

    Fix the run-on: 'The telescope captured infrared rays astronomers analyzed the spectrum.'

  7. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice: 'Bacteria reproduce through binary fission, populations can double quickly.'

  8. MultiChoice

    Fix the run-on sentence: 'Seismic sensors detected vibration geologists warned local authorities.'

  9. MultiChoice

    Fix the run-on sentence: 'Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at sea level lower air pressure alters this point.'

  10. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice: 'The satellite collected atmospheric readings, meteorologists processed daily.'

  11. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice: 'Plant growth accelerated under green light, red light yielded stronger roots.'

  12. MultiChoice

    Fix the run-on sentence: 'Subatomic particles collide in accelerators physicists analyze the resulting energy.'