commonly misspelled words & Punctuation

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Options: Tim ate a hamburger, but, he wanted a hot dog., Tim, ate a hamburger, but he wanted a hot dog., Tim, ate a hamburger but he wanted a hot dog, Tim ate a hamburger, but he wanted a hot dog.

Which has the correct comma placement? Options: John, do you know the right, answer?, John, do you know the right answer?, John do you know the right answer?, John, do you know, the right answer?

Pick the sentence with the possessive apostrophe in the correct place.

Pick the sentence with the possessive apostrophe in the correct place:
1. David and Samuels grandmother's name is Maria.
2. David and Samuel's grandmother's name is Maria.
3. David and Samuel's grandmothers name is Maria.

Which sentence has the comma(s) in the correct spot?
Options: No Benjamin Franklin, was never President of the United States., No, Benjamin Franklin was never President of the United States., No, Benjamin Franklin, was never President of the United States., No Benjamin Franklin was never, President of the United States.

What change should be made to the following sentence? He had never been on a plane bus, train, or bicycle!

Which sentence uses commas correctly? Options: I wanted to buy cookies chips and, candy., I wanted to buy cookies chips and candy., I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.

What type of punctuation does this sentence need?
Math is my favorite subject ___

What type of punctuation does this sentence need?
Math is my favorite subject ___

What goes at the end of this sentence?
WOW!  Did you see that ___