Which sentence contains a nonrestrictive clause and is punctuated correctly? the teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students—which they loved—and ate lunch outside with them at recess. the teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students which they loved—and ate lunch outside with them at recess. the teacher packed picnic lunches (for all the students) which they loved and ate lunch outside with them at recess. the teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students which they loved and ate lunch outside with them (at recess).

Answer;

The teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students—which they loved—and ate lunch outside with them at recess.

Explanation;

A nonrestrictive clause is a type of adjective clause that provides additional information about a word whose meaning is already clear. Nonrestrictive clauses often begin with the word which and are always set off with commas.

In this case, A is correct because after students the appropriate punctuation would be a coma but in this case its a line. B is incorrect since after "student's" it should have a line/comma. C is incorrect since after loved it should have a comma/line. D is incorrect since there is no correct punctuation.

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