Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Types of Sentences Edition

Identify each sentence as complete, run-on, or a fragment.
If you need to refresh your memory, read the definitions below before starting the game.
(Remember to click the "hint" button if you need a hint.)

A complete sentence conveys a complete idea.

A run-on sentence contains more than one complete idea.
Example: The trip was terrible the car broke down twice and we had to have it towed.
Corrected: The trip was terrible. The car broke down and it had to be towed.)

A sentence fragment does not contain a complete idea.
Example: Walking, running and swimming.
Corrected: Walking, running or swimming are great ways to exercise.