5th Grade U2 pg 108-109

Select the sentence that uses a possessive noun correctly.
The class of Mrs. Donnally is starting a school news station.

• Mrs. Donnally's class is starting a school news station.
• The class of Mrs. Donnally is starting a school news' station.
• Mrs. Donnallys' class is starting a school news station.

Select the sentence that uses a possessive noun correctly.
They are studying the newscasts of the major TV channels.

• They are studying the newscast's of major TV channels
• They are studying the major TV channels' newscasts.
• They are studying the major channels' TV newscasts.

Select the sentence that uses a possessive noun correctly.
Mrs. Donnally will listen to the ideas of her students.

• Mrs. Donnally's ideas will listen to her students.
• Mrs. Donnally's students will listen to her ideas.
• Mrs. Donnally will listen to her students' ideas.

Select the sentence that uses a possessive noun correctly.
She will help the class plan the format of the show.

• She will help the class plan the show's format.
• She will help the class's plan of the format of the show
• She will help the class plan the format's show.

Select the sentence that uses a possessive noun correctly.
The show will be broadcast from the library of the school.

• The show will be broadcast from the library's school.
• The show will be broadcast from the school's library.
• The show's broadcast will be from the library's school

Add punctuation where needed.
April 3 2001

• April, 3 2001
• April 3 2001,
• April 3, 2001

Add punctuation where needed.
Dallas Texas

• Dallas, Texas
• Dallas Texas,
• Dallas, Texas,

Add punctuation where needed.
Dear Ms. Mead

• Dear, Ms. Mead
• Dear Ms. Mead,
• Dear Ms., Mead

Add punctuation where needed to show possessives.
Thank you for helping with our schools news programs.

• Thank you for helping with our schools new's programs.
• Thank you for helping with our schools' news programs.
• Thank you for helping with our school's news program.

Add punctuation where needed to show possessives.
One reporters camera was broken.

• One reporter's camera was broken.
• One reporters' camera was broken.
• One reporters camera was' broken.