APOSTROPHE - POSSESSIVE NOUNS

Add an apostrophe after the plural (s) to show possession when something belongs to more than one person or thing. EXAMPLE: The boys' basketballs were on the floor.

• True
• False

Look at the noun in (  ) and pick the correct possessive noun:
Mrs. (Forbis) classroom is decorated very nicely.

• Forbis's
• Forbis'
• Forbises
• None of these

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The bag belonging to the man.

• The man's bag.
• The mans bag.
• The mans' bag.

Look at the noun in (  ) and pick the correct possessive noun:
Both my (cousins) iPhones were stolen on the bus. 

• cousins'
• cousinses
• cousin's

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The book that belongs to Sam.

• Sam's book.
• Sams book.
• Sams' books.

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The whiskers that belong to the cats

• The cat's whiskers.
• The cats' whiskers.
• The cat,s whiskers.
• The cats whiskers.

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The glasses that belong to the teacher.

• The teacher's glasses.
• The teachers glasses.
• The teacher,s glasses.
• The teachers' glasses.

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The pens that belong to the girls.

• The girls' pens.
• The girls pens.
• The girl's pens.
• The girl,s pens.

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The jumper that belongs to the boy.

• None of these
• The boy's jumper.
• The boys' jumper.
• The boys jumper.

Which phrase has the same meaning as the sentence below:
The songs that belong to the band

• the band's songs
• the bands' songs
• the band songs
• All of these