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Possessive Pronouns: My, Your, His, Her, Its, Their

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Possessive Pronouns Review and Final Check Quiz

1. Ava finished ____ book last night.
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Ava finished book last night.
2. The cat licked ____ paw clean.
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The cat licked paw clean.
3. Possessive pronouns are written without an apostrophe.
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- True
- False
4. The word “their” is used when more than one person owns something.
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- True
- False
5. A word that shows who owns something without naming them is called a possessive ____ .
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A word that shows who owns something without naming them is called a possessive .
6. Which way of writing the bikes is right?
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- theirs’ bikes
- their bikes
- their’s bike
- their’s bikes
7. Choose the two lines that use the right owning word.
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- The tree lost its leaves.
- My brother forgot his lunch.
- The tree lost it’s leaves.
- My brother forgot him lunch.
8. Which owning word takes the place of “the dog’s” in “the dog’s bowl”?
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- their
- his
- her
- its
9. Leo wrote “Is this your’s pencil?” What should he fix?
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- The sentence should end with a period instead.
- Nothing needs fixing in that sentence at all.
- The owning word should have no apostrophe in it.
- The word pencil should come before the owning word.
10. Which sentence uses the right owning word?
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- The girls packed his bags for the whole trip.
- The girls packed her bags for the trip.
- The girls packed its bags for the trip.
- The girls packed their bags for the trip.
11. Why is it worth learning that its takes no apostrophe?
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- It tells the reader how many of those things there are.
- It makes the word shorter to write on the page.
- It is the most common punctuation mistake people make.
- It shows the reader where the sentence ends.