1) Which sentence uses commas correctly? a) Are you coming Charlie? b) Are you, Charlie coming? c) Are you coming, Charlie? 2) Which list sentence uses commas correctly? a) For hockey we need a mouth guard, shin pads and PE kit.  b) For hockey we need a mouth guard shin pads and PE kit. c) For hockey we need a mouth guard, shin pads, and PE kit. 3) Why does this sentence need commas? We realized, after a long search, we had lost the keys. a) To separate items in a list b) To separate an embedded clause c) To start a new sentence 4) Which sentence is punctuated correctly? a) Finally we made it. b) Finally, we made it. c) Finally, We made it. 5) Which is the odd one out? a) After a while, we came to a decision. b) In the end, it was the right thing to do. c) Are you OK, Sam? 6) Which sentence is incorrectly punctuated? a) I went to see my aunt, who lives in France, last week. b) I ate the pastry, which was delicious, before it was even cool. c) I had to find my hat, which is blue before I could leave.  7) Which sentence is correctly punctuated? a) I loved my school, which my mother taught at, because it was so small. b) I loved my school which my mother taught at, because it was so small. c) I loved my school my mother taught at because it was so small. 8) Which is the incorrectly punctuated dialogue? a) "Did you hear that, Clara?" she whispered. b) "Did you hear that, Clara?," she whispered. c) "Did you hear that, Clara?" She whispered. 9) Which is the correctly punctuated dialogue? a) "No I didn't hear anything" responded Sonia. b) "No, I didn't hear anything," responded Sonia. c) No, I didn't hear anything, responded Sonia. 10) Which is the correctly punctuated sentence? a) Without looking back I ran as fast as I could. b) Without looking back, I ran as fast as I could. c) Without looking back I ran, as fast as I could.

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