Question

question 5 (20 points) saved this is an example of what grammar/punctuation error: christina rossetti was a poet, her most famous poem is \goblin market.\ dangling modifier homonym misspelling misplaced period/quotation mark comma splice

Explanation:

A comma splice occurs when two independent clauses are joined by just a comma. In the sentence "Christina Rossetti was a poet, her most famous poem is 'Goblin Market'", "Christina Rossetti was a poet" and "her most famous poem is 'Goblin Market'" are both independent clauses joined only by a comma, which is a comma splice. A dangling modifier involves a misplaced descriptive phrase, homonym misspelling is about confusing words with the same sound, and misplaced period/quotation mark is about incorrect placement of those punctuation marks, none of which apply here.

Answer:

comma splice