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the tails of the cats

• the cat's tails
• the cats' tails
• the cat tails

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Which part of speech describes a noun or a pronoun?

• adjective
• adverb
• conjunction
• verb

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mrs. morris likes to go to starbucks on mondays.

• Mrs. Morris likes to go to Starbucks on Mondays.
• mrs. Morris likes to go to Starbucks on mondays.
• mrs. morris likes to go to starbucks on Mondays.
• Mrs. morris likes to go to Starbucks on mondays.

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The queen _____ poor. She's rich.

• isn't
• aren't

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Its delicate stem became a woody trunk and its bare branches were soon filled with pointy pine needles.  
How can this sentence be changed?

• Insert a comma after trunk
• Change bare to bear
• Change filled to fill
• Make no change

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The bird on the left is ... than the bird on the right.

• bigger
• smaller
• more big
• more small

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Xavier ___________________________ the chickens.

• was feeding

• is feeding

• are feeding

• were feeding

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Is this a run on?

They threw away their pots and pans to lighten their load.

• run on

• correct

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The crocodile's teeth is sharp and dangerous.

Which word is a possessive noun?

• crocodile's

• teeth

• sharp

• dangerous

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Next time, we ______ to put the dog in my bedroom. (future)

• remembered

• is remembering

• remember

• will remember

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