Which sentence contains nouns/pronouns in the correct order?

Which hyphenated plural is written correctly?

It is a noble thing to give food to the pore / pour / poor.

My older brother contracted some zits because his pores / pours / poors are blocked.

When I was younger, my mommy used to pore / pour / poor my bath water.

UNIQUE POSSESSIVE NOUN SITUATIONS:

Mom’s and Dad’s / Mom and Dad’s vacation was ruined by the weather.

Courtney's and Meg's / Courtney and Meg’s grade point averages were different for science class.

Our principal / principle collected the money for our class trip.

In the United States, we celebrate the principal / principle of freedom!

In hindsight, we probably / prolly should have studied for our test.

One of the two is / are going to fail the test.

One of the keys fit / fits the lock.

The crate of oranges is / are here.

You need to forgive a person if they do / he does something wrong to you.

Everyone forgot her / their book, making the teacher very angry.

Freddy and I / me played “hoops” after school.

It was he / him who broke the window pane.

The robbers must have been them / they – the ones wearing the ski masks.

My evil brother purposely / purposefully gave me a rotten cookie.

She ran the equipment purposely / purposefully, as if she planned to meet her quota by lunchtime.

With the baby sleeping, we had to be quiet / quit / quite so we would not awaken her.

I love to lie out at the beach and bask in the sun’s raise / rays / raze.

Every morning, our custodian will raise / rays / raze the American flag in front of our school.

The ramshackle barn needs to be raised / raysed / razed so no one will get hurt if it collapses by itself.