Plural Possessive Nouns Test

(1) Carlos and Julies parents planned a fun trip to Disney World. (2) They were excited to go on an airplane. (3) Their family was going to spend one week at the resort. (4) It was going to be a great vacation.

1. What change should be made in sentence 1?

• A. Change parents to parent’s

• B. Sentence 1 should end with a question mark.

• C. Change Julies to Julie’s

• D. Make no change

(1) Do you know who Dr. Seuss is? (2) He is a famous children’s book author. (3) He wrote books such as The Cat in the Hat and The Lorax. (4) His books are very popular.

2. What change should be made in sentence 2?

• A. Sentence 2 should be written with a question mark.

• B. Change children’s to childrens’

• C. Change books to book’s

• D. Make no change

(1) Chewy and Charlie are Yorkie dogs. (2) They love to play outside and chase squirrels. (3) The dogs barks always scare the squirrels away. (4) It’s very amusing to watch them play outside.

3. What change should be made in sentence 3?

• A. Change dogs to dog’s

• B. Change dogs to dogs’

• C. Change barks to bark’s

• D. Make no change

(1) Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday! (2) I enjoy the delicious food, watching the football game on TV, and spending time with my family. (3) My mom cooks the turkey in the oven. (4) I’m in charge of the side dishes, while my brother is in charge of the desserts. (5) We always get apple, pecan, and pumpkin pie. (6) The pies scents always make my mouth water.

4. What change if any should be made to sentence 6?

• A. Change pies to pies’

• B. Change scents to scents’

• C. Change pies to pie’s

• D. Make no change

(1) Have you noticed how the leaves colors change in the fall? (2) It’s my favorite thing about this season. (3) I love how the leaves go from green to different shades of orange, red, and yellow. (4) The colors look so majestic and mesmerizing. (5) The leaves' beauty is such a beautiful thing.

5. What change if any should be made to sentence 5?

• A. Change leaves’ to leave’s

• B. Change leaves’ to leaves

• C. Change beauty to beauty’s

• D. Make no change

(1) Jumping rope is good for your heart. (2) It’s a great form of exercise. (3) It can also be fun. (4) Many children around the world learn to jump rope. (5) They sing songs as they jump and do tricks. (6) Jumping rope puts a big smile on many kids faces around the world.

6. What change if any should be made to sentence 6?

• A. Change kids to kids’

• B. Change faces to face’s

• C. Change kids to kid’s

• D. No change needed

(1) “Woo hoo!”, yelled the children as they saw their dad walk in with 3 big boxes. (2) Henry, Jayden, and Bella were excited to see what the boxes had inside. (3) The wrapping paper had a colorful design that caught their attention. (4) “Can we open them?”, asked Bella. (5) “Sure hun, but you have to do your chores first”, replied dad. (6) Henry, Jayden, and Bellas rooms were a mess, but they went right to work.

7. What change if any should be made to sentence 6?

• A. Change Bellas to Bella’s

• B. Change rooms to room’s

• C. Remove the comma after Henry

• D. No change needed

(1) It was Monday morning, and it was already a disaster at the market. (2) The woman’s restroom had a water pipe that busted which caused a flood. (3) The store’s manager was stressed. (4) They were scheduled to open in less than 45 minutes. (5) He was hoping the plumber would be able to fix the pipes before they had to open.

8. What change should be made to sentence 2?

• A. Change woman’s to womans’

• B. Change woman’s to womens

• C. Change woman’s to women’s

• D. No change needed

(1) Christopher was on his way to work when suddenly he remembered something important. (2) He had a doctor’s appointment which he forgot about. (3) As he was reaching for his cell phone, he hit a curb which caused him to bump into a park car. (4) When he got out of the car, he noticed that both cars bumpers were damaged.

9. What change if any should be made to sentence 4?

• A. Change cars to car’s

• B. Change bumpers to bumper’s

• C. Change cars to cars’

• D. Make no change

(1) It was an important day for the students at Stone Elementary School. (2) The Spring play was today, and the students were excited to perform. (3) Caleb and Jacob’s grandparents were going to attend. (4) They flew into town from Austin. (5) The boys were excited to see them in the auditorium.

10. What change if any should be made to sentence 3?

• A. Change Caleb to Caleb’s

• B. Change Jacob’s to Jacob

• C. Change grandparents to grandparent’s

• D. No change needed