Apostrophe Scope Quiz Feb 2021

A singular noun is...

• One of something.

• More than one of something.

A plural noun is...

• One of something.

• One group of something counted as one.

• More than one of something.

A collective noun is...

• One of something.

• A group of something counted as one.

• More than one of something.

Which example uses an apostrophe correctly?

• Luis' phone is orange.

• Luis's phone's is orange.

• Luis phone's is orange.

Which statement uses an apostrophe corretly?

• The dogs' sweater's are all red.

• The dog's sweaters are all red.

• The dogs' sweaters are all red.

Which statement is a correct use of an apostrophe?

• The childrens's performance was fantastic.

• The childrens' performance was fantastic.

• The children's performance was fantastic.

Which statement uses an apostrophe correctly?

• The crowds's cheers were loud.

• The crowds' cheers were loud.

• The crowd's cheers were loud.

Which statement uses an apostrophe correctly?

• Tasha's socks stink.

• Tashas' socks' stink.

• Tasha stock's stinks.

Which statement is correct?

• That Chromebook is mine.

• That Chromebook in mine's.

• That Chromebook's is mine.

Which statement uses an apostrophe correctly?

• My schools's mascott is a pigeon.

• My schools' mascott is a pigeon.

• My school's mascott is a pigeon.