1. Is this a comma splice or a compound sentence? I don’t like Canada, it’s too cold.
2.
Which of these sentences has a comma splice?
Brooke likes Thai food. She likes spice.
Cody loves Italian food because he likes lots of cheese.
Gabrielle doesn’t like Thai food, it’s too spicy.
They’re all correct.

3.Which of these sentences has a comma splice?
Eliza wore a coat, it was cold outside.
Greg didn’t wear a coat, because he likes the cold.
Ava wore a coat, but she was cold anyway.
They’re all correct.

For 2 the answer is Gabrielle doesn't like Thai food, it is too spicy. For 3 it is Ava wore a coat outside, but she was cold anyway. 

Explanation: For number 2 the answer is Gabrielle does not like Thai food, it is too spicy because after the comma it is explaning why she does not like Thai food. For number 3 it is Ava wore a coat outside, but she was cold anyway. The reason this is correct is because it is explaining how she felt even with the coat on. that is the reason that those are the correct answers

an interrogative sentence is a type of sentence that asks a question, as opposed to sentences that make a statement, deliver a command, or express an exclamation. interrogative sentences are typically marked by inversion of the subject and predicate; that is, the first verb in a verb phrase appears before the hope i