1) Which sentence is correct? a) The car, that we saw yesterday, is sold out. b) The car that, we saw yesterday is sold out. c) The car that we saw yesterday is sold out. d) The car, that, we saw yesterday is sold out. 2) Which sentence is correct? a) We’ll order food if everyone agrees on pizza. b) We’ll order food, if everyone agrees on pizza. c) We’ll, order food if everyone agrees on pizza. d) We’ll order food if, everyone agrees on pizza. 3) Which sentence is correct? a) Lisa, and Carlos are going to the event tomorrow. b) Lisa and Carlos are going to the event tomorrow. c) Lisa, and, Carlos are going to the event tomorrow. d) Lisa and, Carlos are going to the event tomorrow. 4) Which sentence is correct? a) I met, the famous actor Tom Hanks at the gala. b) I met the famous actor, Tom Hanks, at the gala. c) I met the famous actor Tom, Hanks at the gala. d) I met the famous actor Tom Hanks at the gala. 5) Which sentence is correct? a) My brother who, just graduated is traveling to Europe. b) My brother who just, graduated is traveling to Europe. c) My brother, who just graduated, is traveling to Europe. d) My brother, who just graduated is traveling to Europe. 6) Which sentence is correct? a) He read the novel, War and Peace, for his class. b) He, read the novel War and Peace for his class. c) He read the novel War and Peace for his class. d) He read the novel War, and Peace for his class. 7) Which sentence is correct? a) They won’t start the meeting, unless everyone is present. b) They won’t start the meeting unless, everyone is present. c) They, won’t start the meeting unless everyone is present. d) They won’t start the meeting unless everyone is present. 8) Which sentence is correct? a) I packed the following; shoes, clothes, a hat, and a book. b) I packed the following, shoes, clothes, a hat, and a book. c) I packed the following: shoes, clothes, a hat, and a book. d) I packed the following shoes, clothes, a hat, and a book. 9) Which sentence is correct? a) “I will meet you at the park at noon,” said Maria. b) “I will meet you at the park at noon.”, said Maria. c) “I will meet you at the park at noon”, said Maria. d) “I will meet you at the park at noon said Maria.” 10) Which sentence is correct? a) The restaurant, which serves delicious pizza, is closed today. b) The restaurant which serves, delicious pizza is closed today. c) The restaurant which, serves delicious pizza is closed today. d) The restaurant, which serves delicious pizza is closed today. 11) Which sentence uses parentheses correctly? a) I visited Paris (France) the city of lights. b) I visited Paris (the city of lights), France. c) I visited Paris, (France) the city of lights. d) I visited Paris, France (the city of lights). 12) Which sentence uses double quotation marks correctly? a) He asked, "Do you know the time"? b) He asked, "Do you know the time?" c) He asked "do you know the time?" d) He asked, do you know the time? 13) Which sentence is correct? a) She loves apples, her brother; loves oranges. b) She loves apples; her brother, loves oranges. c) She loves apples her brother; loves oranges. d) She loves apples; her brother loves oranges. 14) Which sentence correctly uses a slash to indicate a choice? a) Would you prefer coffee and/tea? b) Would you prefer coffee/and tea? c) Would you prefer coffee/tea? d) Would you prefer coffee tea? 15) Which sentence is correct? a) I’m going to the store; wait—do you need anything? b) I’m going to the store—wait, do you need anything? c) I’m going to the store—wait do you need anything? d) I’m going to the store, wait—do you need anything? 16) Which sentence is correct? a) You’ll pass the test, if you study hard. b) You’ll pass the test if you study hard. c) You’ll pass the test if, you study hard. d) You’ll, pass the test if you study hard. 17) Which sentence is correct? a) As soon as the bell rang, everyone rushed out of the classroom. b) As, soon as the bell rang everyone rushed out of the classroom. c) As soon as the bell rang everyone rushed out of the classroom. 18) Which sentence is correct? a) The policy that, was implemented last week caused confusion. b) The policy, that was implemented last week, caused confusion. c) The policy that was implemented last week caused confusion. d) The policy, that, was implemented last week caused confusion.

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