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Possessive Nouns: Showing Who Owns Something
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Possessive Nouns Review and Final Check Quiz
1.
Which one shows the truck belongs to my uncle?
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my uncles’ truck
my uncle’s truck
my uncles truck
my uncle truck’s
2.
Which one shows that somebody owns something?
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six ducks
Leo’s cup
three cups
two cats
3.
An apostrophe and an s on a naming word can show that somebody owns something.
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True
False
4.
A noun that means more than one needs an apostrophe.
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True
False
5.
One baker. The ____ bread smells good.
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One baker. The
bread smells good.
6.
A naming word with an apostrophe and an s is called a ____ noun.
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A naming word with an apostrophe and an s is called a
noun.
7.
Choose the two that show owning.
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the duck’s pond
my sister’s room
three cups
six ducks by the water
8.
In “The tree’s branches are bare.” who or what is the owner?
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nobody owns anything
the branches
both of them are
the tree
9.
Leo wrote “We saw three bird’s.” What should he fix?
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The word bird should start with a capital letter.
The word should have the apostrophe after the s instead.
The word should be birds with no apostrophe at all.
Nothing needs fixing in that sentence at all.
10.
Which one is the short way to say the room that belongs to my sister?
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my sister room’s
the room’s my sister
my sister’s room
my sisters room
11.
Why are possessive nouns useful?
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They make every naming word longer to read.
They show the reader where a sentence ends.
They say who owns something in fewer words.
They tell the reader how many things there are.
