2. Which rule is this?  My aunt, my dad’s youngest sister, is moving back to Chicago.  Use commas to set off interrupters/modifiers.

3. Which rule is this?  The latest iphone has face time, a camera on the front, and an automated directory called Siri.  Use commas between items in a list.

4. Which rule is this?  My favorite artist is one who is realistic, down-to-earth, and extremely pleasant in person.  Use commas between adjectives.

5. Which rule is this?  I was out of school for two full weeks, yet I need another vacation.  Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction, FANBOYS, to join simple sentences.

6. Which rule is this?  During the beginning of the school year, I asked Ms. T what advice could she give me to help teach our learners.  Use a comma after an introductory clause.

7. Which rule is this?  Identify the comma rule being used in each of the following sentences:  1. Michael, is one of the smartest students in this class.  2. William, and Sierra make a great team.  3. I am so proud of, all of my Juniors this year!  4. Ms. Gillick is a mentor, and a great teacher.  5. I know that everyone will do well on the ACT because, we’re studying hard.