Possessives and Apostrophes
Grade 5 - Spelling - Challenge Me

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Which possessive form means "belonging to one student"?
- teams'
- team's
- student's
- students
Which sentence uses the possessive "teacher's" correctly?
- No apostrophe is ever used with teacher.
- teachers shows ownership here.
- The teacher's guide explained the rubric.
- The correct form is teachers'.
What does "team's" mean?
- belonging to the children
- belonging to one team
- belonging to more than one team
- belonging to the people
Write the possessive form of "team" to mean belonging to one team.
Why is "student's" spelled with the apostrophe in that place?
- it marks an unstressed syllable
- the apostrophe replaces every vowel
- it changes a root into a suffix
- add apostrophe s to a singular noun
Which possessive form means "belonging to more than one teacher"?
- team's
- teachers'
- people's
- student's
Which sentence uses the possessive "team's" correctly?
- teams shows ownership here.
- No apostrophe is ever used with team.
- The correct form is teams'.
- The team's model used recycled cardboard.
What does "students'" mean?
- belonging to more than one team
- belonging to one team
- belonging to one student
- belonging to more than one student
Write the possessive form of "teams" to mean belonging to more than one team.
Why is "team's" spelled with the apostrophe in that place?
- it marks an unstressed syllable
- it changes a root into a suffix
- the apostrophe replaces every vowel
- add apostrophe s to a singular noun