Singular/Plural/Possessive Nouns

Front

One of my (wishes/wish's) is to be an astronaut.

Back

wishes

Front

A group of (ladys/ladies/ladies'/lady's) from Iowa toured the space center

Back

ladies

Front

The class watched a video about the six (archaeologist's/archaeologists'/archaeologistes/archaeologists) findings.

Back

archaeologists'

Front

Audrey has a collection of Jupiter (photos/photoes/photo's/photos').

Back

photos

Front

Three (deer/deers/deeres/deers') ate by moonlight.

Back

deer

Front

The day of the moon landing was the best day of their (lifes/lives/live's/lives')

Back

lives

Front

The telescope stood two (foots/feet/foots'/feets) from the ground.

Back

feet

Front

My brother doesn't appreciate the (mysterys/mysteries/mysterys'/mysteries') of the universe.

Back

mysteries

Front

Choose the phrase that shows possession: The diaries of the tourists recorded their adventures.

Back

tourists' diaries

Front

Choose the phrase that shows possession. The faces of the figures were clearly visible.

Back

figures' faces