Apostrophes Pre-Test 7

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

The cats tail was fluffy.

• The cats tail was fluffy.

• The cats' tail was fluffy.

• The cat's tail was fluffy.

• The cat'ss tail was fluffy.

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

The brothers feet were muddy.

• The brother's feet were muddy.

• The brothers's feet were muddy.

• The brothe'rs feet were muddy.

• The brothers' feet were muddy.

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

Charles cat was naughty.

• Charle's cat was naughty.

• Charles' cat was naughty.

• Charles's cat was naughty.

• Charl'es cat was naughty.

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

The childrens toys were broken.

• The children's toys were broken.

• The childrens' toys were broken.

• The childrens toy's were broken.

• The childrens's toys were broken.

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

I cant complete the assessment task.

• I cant complete the assessments' task.

• I cant complete the assessment's task.

• I cant' complete the assessment task.

• I can't complete the assessment task.

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

Its in the dog house.

• Its' in the dog house.

• Its in the dogs' house.

• It's in the dog house.

• Its in the dog's house.

Where should you place the apostrophe in the following sentence:

She learned her times tables for 6s and 7s.

• She learned her times tables for 6's and 7's.

• She learned her times tables for 6s' and 7s'.

• She learned her times table's for 6s and 7s.

• She learned her times tables for 6s and 7s.