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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 uncle truck’s
my uncles’ truck
2.
Which one shows that somebody owns something?
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six ducks
two cats
Leo’s cup
three cups
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
three cups
my sister’s room
six ducks by the water
8.
In “The tree’s branches are bare.” who or what is the owner?
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both of them are
nobody owns anything
the branches
the tree
9.
Leo wrote “We saw three bird’s.” What should he fix?
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The word should have the apostrophe after the s instead.
Nothing needs fixing in that sentence at all.
The word bird should start with a capital letter.
The word should be birds with no apostrophe at all.
10.
Which one is the short way to say the room that belongs to my sister?
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my sister’s room
my sisters room
my sister room’s
the room’s my sister
11.
Why are possessive nouns useful?
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They tell the reader how many things there are.
They make every naming word longer to read.
They show the reader where a sentence ends.
They say who owns something in fewer words.
