Q.1.
That is John's kite. Why is there an apostrophe and an 's' after John's name?
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Because his name is Johns.
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To show that the kite belongs to John.
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Because John belongs to the kite.
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Because there are two words being joined together.
Q.2.
Which sentence shows the apostrophe in the correct place?
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This is Anne's new watch.
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This is Annes new watch.
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This is Annes' new watch.
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This is Ann'es new watch.
Q.3.
Which sentence is perfect?
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Sallys jumper cost a fortune.
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Sallies jumper cost a fortune.
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Sally's jumper cost a fortune.
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Sallys' jumper cost a fortune.
Q.4.
Which sentence is perfect?
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Chris beard was getting very long.
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Chris' beard was getting very long.
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Chris'beard was getting very long.
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Chris'ss beard was getting very long.
Q.5.
Which sentence is perfect?
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Emmas rabbit has brown fur and Keith's has yellow.
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Emma's rabbit has brown fur and Keith's has yellow.
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Emmas rabbit has brown fur and Keiths has yellow.
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Emma's rabbit has brown fur and Keiths has yellow.
Q.6.
Which sentence is perfect?
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Harrys eyes are blue and his hair is brown.
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Harrys' eyes are blue and his hair is brown.
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Harry's eyes are blue and his hair is brown.
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Harry eyes are blue and his hair is brown.
Q.7.
Which sentence is perfect?
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Miss Cook's lessons were Kerry's favorite.
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Miss Cooks lessons were Kerry's favorite.
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Miss Cook's lessons were Kerrys favorite.
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Miss Cooks lessons were Kerrys favorite.
Q.8.
James' new shoes were brilliant. Why don't we need to write James's?
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Because James doesn't like too many 's' in his name.
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Because it would take too long to add the extra 's'.
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If a name ends in an 's' then you only need to add an apostrophe to show possession.
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If a name ends in an 's' then they don't own anything.
Q.9.
Which sentence is perfect?
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Jenny's horse was better behaved but I preferred Amys horse.
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Jennys horse was better behaved but I preferred Amy's horse.
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Jennys horse was better behaved but I preferred Amys horse.
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Jenny's horse was better behaved but I preferred Amy's horse.
Q.10.
Which sentence is perfect?
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It was Charlies party but Sarahs birthday and Alan's cake!
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It was Charlies' party but Sarahs birthday and Alans cake!
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It was Charlies's party but Sarah's' birthday and Alanss' cake!
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It was Charlie's party but Sarah's birthday and Alan's cake!