Questions: Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence. Judging by the oversized teddy bear in the corner. complete sentence fragment Question 4 (1 point) Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence. Make up your bed before you leave. complete sentence fragment Question 5 (1 point)

Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence. Judging by the oversized teddy bear in the corner. complete sentence fragment Question 4 (1 point) Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence. Make up your bed before you leave. complete sentence fragment Question 5 (1 point)
Transcript text: Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence. Judging by the oversized teddy bear in the corner. complete sentence fragment Question 4 (1 point) Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence. Make up your bed before you leave. complete sentence fragment Question 5 (1 point)
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Question:
Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence.
Judging by the oversized teddy bear in the corner.
The answer is: fragment.
Explanation: This is a fragment because it lacks a main clause. It begins with a participial phrase ("Judging by the oversized teddy bear in the corner") but does not have a subject or a verb to complete the thought.

Question 4 (1 point)
Read the following. Mark it as a fragment or complete sentence.
Make up your bed before you leave.
The answer is: complete sentence.
Explanation: This is a complete sentence. It has an implied subject ("you") and a verb ("make up"), forming a complete thought. The sentence gives a command or instruction, which is a characteristic of imperative sentences.

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