Select the type of error illustrated by the following sentence.
gail found her dog in the laundry, he was sleeping in the warm, clean sheets.
a. comma splice
b. fused or run-on sentence

The correct option is "comma splice"

Explanation:

Comma splice is a grammar error that takes place when joining two independant clauses with a comma and no conjunction.

In this case, the comma is linking tow independant clauses "Gail found her dog in the laudry" and "He was sleeping in the warm, clean sheets." Even though both sentences are related, the correct way to link them is by adding a conjunction or a semicolon between them. Also we can correct a comma splice but separating both independant clauses with a period.

the answer would be c

i believe it is the bright red satin shirt.