Possession or Omission

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Apostrophe Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of apostrophe usage with our fun and engaging quiz! This quiz covers the essential rules of possession and omission in writing, helping you to sharpen your grammatical skills.

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How to correctly use apostrophes
Common mistakes to avoid
Fun facts about grammar

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningLeaf225

Name what function this apostrophe is being used for: The dog's leash was released

Omission

Possession

Irregular plural

None of the above

True or False: It is important to include an apostrophe with an 's' in the word if it is a proper noun that ends with the letter 's'

True

False

Is this statement correct?: Stacie visited Matthews house to study for a biology test. The 2 student's went to school the next day and passed it!

Yes

True or False: If the plural word already ends with an 's' (Irregular plural) you don't have to do anything

True

False

True or False: If a singular word already ends with an 's' you still have to include an apostrophe and another 's'

True

False

True or False: The difference between it's and its is that it's means 'it is' whereas its means 'it has'

True

False

Is this statement correct? Ariana invited Daisy over for a sleep over. She called it Ariana's sleepover.

Yes

Is this statement correct?? Kacie and Elise, the sisters, grabbed their backpacks to go to school. Kacie accidentally grabbed Elise's backpack and Elise accidentally grabbed Kacie's.

Yes

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