Possessive Nouns 2

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Possessive Nouns 2

( 10 Questions)
Grade 4
Punctuation
1.4 Use parentheses, commas in direct quotations, and apostrophes in the possessive case of nouns and in contractions.

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Possessive Nouns Help

1. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

Tomorrows

Tomorrows'

Tomorrow's

2. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

teacher's

teachers'

teachers

3. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

Oceans

Oceans'

Ocean's

4. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

Rats'

Rats

Rat's

5. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

Marias

Maria's

Marias'

6. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

friends'

friend's

friends

7. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

watch's

watches'

watches

8. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

Pools

Pool's

Pools'

9. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

sodas'

soda's

sodas

10. Which of the choices below is the possessive noun, punctuated correctly (if needed), to complete the sentence below? *

1 point

trees

tree's

trees'

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