Possessive Apostrophes

Is this sentence correct?

The girl wanted to get her's sandwich from the kitchen.

• Yes

• No

Michael watched his cousins dog run around the park. (There is only 1 cousin.)

• counsins'

• cousin

• cousin's

• Correct

Use an apostrophe and -s to form the possessive of a singular noun.

• True

• False

The jumper that belongs to the boy.

• The boy,s jumper.

• The boy's jumper.

• The boys' jumper.

• The boys jumper.

The glasses that belong to the teacher.

• The teacher's glasses.

• The teachers glasses.

• The teacher,s glasses.

• The teachers' glasses.

The pens that belong to the girls.

• The girls' pens.

• The girls pens.

• The girl's pens.

• The girl,s pens.

The lunchbox that belongs to the girl.

• The girls' lunchbox.

• The girls lunchbox.

• The girl's lunchbox.

• The girl"s lunchbox.

The bag belonging to the man.

• The man's bag.

• The mans bag.

• The mans' bag.

• The man,s bag.

The book that belongs to Sam.

• Sam's book.

• Sams book.

• Sams' books.

• Sam is book.

The ball belonging to the children

• The childrenss ball

• The children's ball

• The children,s ball

• The children' ball