Which sentence isn't correct?

Freddie's tortoise was his best friend.

Tammy's owner was called Freddie.

The boys tortoise was over one hundred years old.

Which of these sentences is not correct?

Tommy's daughters were having fun on the beach.

Which sentence is not correct?

The dog's hat matched his owners.

Woof's hat was too big for him.

Which answer is correct?

The sharks teeth were strong, white and pointy.

The sharks' teeth were strong, white and pointy.

The shark's teeth were strong, white and pointy.

Which sentence is perfect?

The tennis players' outfits matched.

Andys' tennis shoes were stuck in her locker.

The boy's hair was blond. Why is the apostrophe in the correct place?

Because there is more than one boy.

Because we are only talking about one boy.

The boys' bags were heavy. Why is the apostrophe in the correct place?

Because there is more than one boy with a heavy bag.

Because I slipped on the keyboard.

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Apostrophes - Plural Possessive KS1 English Quiz

Support understanding of Apostrophes - Plural Possessive using a KS1 English quiz with targeted questions for reading, grammar or writing practice.

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 25 May 2026

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Topic: Apostrophes Plural Possessive To Proper Nouns And Nouns

Questions: 7

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying Apostrophes Plural Possessive To Proper Nouns And Nouns with consistent method and answer precision.

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Certain types of punctuation in English can be tricky to master. Apostrophes to show plural possessive is one such type. Children sometimes struggle to know where to put the apostrophe. If your child needs guidance with this subject, try this friendly KS1 Literacy quiz for year 1 and year 2.

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