Spot the mistake on a sign or notice

Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer.

  1. The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on tuesday. Dont be late! Esme reads a sign with two mistakes. Which version fixes both?

    • The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on tuesday. Don't be late!
    • The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on Tuesday. Dont be late!
    • The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on Tuesday. Don't be late!
    • The Bus to the zoo leaves at noon on Tuesday. Dont' be late!
  2. Fresh peache's for sale. Its the last week! Jun reads a sign with two mistakes. Which version fixes both?

    • Fresh peache's for sale. It's the last week!
    • Fresh peaches for sale. Its the last week!
    • Fresh peaches' for sale. Its' the last week!
    • Fresh peaches for sale. It's the last week!
  3. Please keep you're dog on a leash in the park, accept on the trail. Kira reads a sign with two mistakes. Which version fixes both?

    • Please keep your dog on a leash in the park, accept on the trail.
    • Please keep you're dog on a leash in the park, except on the trail.
    • Please keep your dog on a leash in the park, except on the trail.
    • Please keep yore dog on a leash in the park, expect on the trail.
  4. Why is "Free cookie's" wrong on a bake sale sign, Luz?

    • Cookies is plural and shows no owning, so it needs no apostrophe
    • Free should be spelled Frea before a plural
    • Cookies is possessive, so the apostrophe goes after the s
    • Cookie is a name, so it needs a capital C
  5. Why is "Its closing time" wrong on a store sign, Milo?

    • Closing should be spelled closeing
    • The sign means it is, so it needs the apostrophe in it's
    • Time is a name, so it needs a capital T
    • Its is right, since the time belongs to the store
  6. Why is "Swim at you're own risk" wrong on a pool sign, Noah?

    • You're is right, since it means you are
    • Own is a name, so it needs a capital O
    • The risk belongs to you, so it needs your, not you are
    • Risk should be spelled risque
  7. Ren must fix "Shoe's must be worn at all times" without changing the meaning. Which fix keeps the meaning?

    • Shoes must not be worn at all times.
    • Shoes' must be worn at all times.
    • Shoes must be worn at all times.
    • Shoe must be worn at all times.
  8. Tala must fix "The park opens in april, on the 1st" without changing the meaning. Which fix keeps the meaning?

    • The park opens in April, on the 1st.
    • The Park opens in april, on the 1st.
    • The park opens in April on the, 1st.
    • The park closes in April, on the 1st.
  9. Which sign has no mistakes, Zee?

    • Bring your supplie's on Saturday.
    • Bring you're supplies on Saturday.
    • Bring your supplies on saturday.
    • Bring your supplies on Saturday.
  10. Which sign has no mistakes, Ari?

    • The library and it's café open Monday.
    • The libary and its café open Monday.
    • The library and its café open Monday.
    • The library and its café open monday.
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Spot the mistake on a sign or notice

Answer Key - Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

  1. The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on tuesday. Dont be late! Esme reads a sign with two mistakes. Which version fixes both?

    • The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on tuesday. Don't be late!
    • The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on Tuesday. Dont be late!
    • The bus to the zoo leaves at noon on Tuesday. Don't be late!
    • The Bus to the zoo leaves at noon on Tuesday. Dont' be late!
  2. Fresh peache's for sale. Its the last week! Jun reads a sign with two mistakes. Which version fixes both?

    • Fresh peache's for sale. It's the last week!
    • Fresh peaches for sale. Its the last week!
    • Fresh peaches' for sale. Its' the last week!
    • Fresh peaches for sale. It's the last week!
  3. Please keep you're dog on a leash in the park, accept on the trail. Kira reads a sign with two mistakes. Which version fixes both?

    • Please keep your dog on a leash in the park, accept on the trail.
    • Please keep you're dog on a leash in the park, except on the trail.
    • Please keep your dog on a leash in the park, except on the trail.
    • Please keep yore dog on a leash in the park, expect on the trail.
  4. Why is "Free cookie's" wrong on a bake sale sign, Luz?

    • Cookies is plural and shows no owning, so it needs no apostrophe
    • Free should be spelled Frea before a plural
    • Cookies is possessive, so the apostrophe goes after the s
    • Cookie is a name, so it needs a capital C
  5. Why is "Its closing time" wrong on a store sign, Milo?

    • Closing should be spelled closeing
    • The sign means it is, so it needs the apostrophe in it's
    • Time is a name, so it needs a capital T
    • Its is right, since the time belongs to the store
  6. Why is "Swim at you're own risk" wrong on a pool sign, Noah?

    • You're is right, since it means you are
    • Own is a name, so it needs a capital O
    • The risk belongs to you, so it needs your, not you are
    • Risk should be spelled risque
  7. Ren must fix "Shoe's must be worn at all times" without changing the meaning. Which fix keeps the meaning?

    • Shoes must not be worn at all times.
    • Shoes' must be worn at all times.
    • Shoes must be worn at all times.
    • Shoe must be worn at all times.
  8. Tala must fix "The park opens in april, on the 1st" without changing the meaning. Which fix keeps the meaning?

    • The park opens in April, on the 1st.
    • The Park opens in april, on the 1st.
    • The park opens in April on the, 1st.
    • The park closes in April, on the 1st.
  9. Which sign has no mistakes, Zee?

    • Bring your supplie's on Saturday.
    • Bring you're supplies on Saturday.
    • Bring your supplies on saturday.
    • Bring your supplies on Saturday.
  10. Which sign has no mistakes, Ari?

    • The library and it's café open Monday.
    • The libary and its café open Monday.
    • The library and its café open Monday.
    • The library and its café open monday.