Help the food critic finish her rather unusual restaurant review. Match each blank with the appropriate relative pronoun.

The sourdough bread, which rises completely on its own at midnight, is absolutely delicious. I managed to speak to the baker who works the night shift to ask for the recipe. He just smiled and gave me a special glowing pastry that cures hiccups instantly.

The sourdough bread, which rises completely on its own at midnight, is absolutely delicious.

Commas indicate a non-defining relative clause. We must use which for things in these clauses; that is never used after a comma in this way.

I managed to speak to the baker who works the night shift to ask for the recipe.

Who is the correct subject relative pronoun for people. Whom is only used for the object of a clause.

He just smiled and gave me a special glowing pastry that cures hiccups instantly.

That is used for things in defining relative clauses. Who and whose are for people.