WorksheetsQ3-G5 Reviewer Day 1
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 18mins
Jane has already eaten her lunch, but I'm saving _______ until later.
my
hers
mine
her
We gave them our telephone number, and they gave us ________ .
their
theirs
our
ours
Bart and I did our homework, but Jennifer didn't do ______ .
hers
her
their
your
Harry Potter has an owl. The owl is
(a)
We live on Earth. This planet is
(a)
Is this _________ tablet? No, it´s not ____
yours, my
yours, mine
your, my
your, mine
Is this Denise's cat? No, it's not _____.
______ cat is at home
her, hers
hers, her
his, her
him, hers
This is _____ bike , so the bike is ____
my, yours
my, mine
mine, my
your, mine
Which noun is used for ownership?
Possessive noun
Singular noun
Plural noun
Common noun
Which phrase is written correctly?
Maxs chicken
Max's chicken
Maxs' chicken
Max'es chicken
How do you form the possessive of a plural noun ending in s?
Add apostrophe (') only to the plural noun
Add apostrophe and s ('s) to the plural noun
Add s only to the plural noun
Use the of phrase
If a singular noun already ends in s, just add an (a) .
We add ____________ to singular nouns like Peter, man, child, and horse to show possession.
apostrophe and s ('s)
apostrophe only (')
We add ____________ to regular plural nouns like brothers, ladies, and babies to show possession.
apostrophe and s ('s)
apostrophe only (')
We add ____________ to irregular plural nouns like men, oxen, and children to show possession.
apostrophe and s ('s)
apostrophe only (')
Choose the correct form to correct the sentence.
"The (dogs/dog's) collar is blue."
(a)
Choose the correct form to correct the sentence.
"The (children's/childrens') toys were left out in the rain.
(a)
Choose the correct form to correct the sentence.
"The (baby's/babies') toy fell on the floor."
(a)
Choose the correct form to correct the sentence.
"The (pans'/pan's) handle was very hot."
(a)
Choose the correct form to correct the sentence.
"The (womens'/women's) computer was broken."
(a)
What's the difference between a CONTRACTION and a POSSESSIVE NOUN?
Possessive nouns don't contain apostrophes; contractions do.
Possessive nouns indicate ownership; contractions combine two words.
Possessive nouns are nouns; contractions are adjectives.
Possessive nouns are extremely formal; contractions are informal.
Which of the following sentences contains a contraction?
Emery's favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate chip.
Cassie's school is one kilometer from her house
Tim's mom just got a new job.
Sami's going to the store.
Which of the following is the correct possessive form for:
the laughs of the child
the children's laughs
the child's laugh
the childs' laugh
Contraction or Possessive?
The teacher's yelling terrified the students.
Contraction
Possessive
What does an apostrophe in a contraction represent?
A missing letter
Possession
Nouns are in the possessive form if they show ownership .
TRUE
FALSE
The possessive form of: the shop of Ms. Darlington is Ms.'s Darlington shop.
TRUE
FALSE
Choose the correct possessive form to complete each sentence.
Our _______________ are very colorful.
teachers' new uniforms
teachers new uniform's
Mother is waiting at the ______________.
visitors' waiting area
visitors's waiting area
______________ is my classmate.
Mikes' brother
Mike's brother
Show the possessive form of the plural noun below by adding an apostrophe or apostrophe and s.
men___ shoes
'
's
ladies___ cooking club
'
's
class officers___ duties
'
's
Mr. Reyes___new car
'
's
Give the possessive form of the underlined phrases.
That is the book of my friend. It is my (a) .
The house of Mr. Padilla is newly-painted.
(a)
This is the favorite coffee brand of Uncle Tony.
(a)
You can find the room of AJ in the second floor.
(a)
She will toss the fruit in the basket using her right hand. What is a synonym for toss?
throw
thrill
spill
take
The music was so loud, I had to cover my ears. What is a synonym for loud?
soft
noisy
quiet
large
Sue will purchase the puppy from the pet store and take it home with her today. What is a synonym for purchase?
steal
buy
return
take
I admire how hard my father works to provide for our family.
respect
forgive
ignore
believe
Mrs. Maine gave a brief lesson then we practice writing a sentence.
long
boring
exciting
short
The generous people fed the emaciated lost dog.
fierce
calm
thin
tame
She invariably leaves her homework at home and must turn it in late.
purposefully
hated
happily
always
The mother bathed the baby in the tepid water.
lukewarm
hot
muddy
cold
The car collector bought the vintage Ford Mustang.
rose colored
broken down
real
classic
The slovenly boy never cleaned his room or washed his hands.
proud
sloppy
careful
little
The city council concurred with the excellent recommendations of the library committee.
agreed
rejected
argued
stopped
The boat sailed gently on the tranquil lake.
calm
upset
stormy
wavy
The scared rock climber balanced precariously on the edge of the cliff.
gracefully
lazily
dangerously
nervously
After Jeff's cast was taken off his leg, he ambled easily along the path with his friends.
ran
worked
walked
worried
