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Possessives Quiz: Test Your Grammar

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Test your knowledge with this possessives quiz. Practice using possessive nouns, pronouns, and adjectives with simple English grammar questions.

📝 GRAMMAR QUIZ

Possessives Quiz

Test your understanding of possessive words and learn how to show ownership in everyday English.

10 Questions

5 min Estimated Time

60% Passing Score

📋 Instructions

Read each question carefully.
Choose the best answer.
Answer all 10 questions.
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Score 60% or more to pass the quiz.

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Question 1

Which word shows ownership?

Quickly My Happy Run

“My” is a possessive word that shows something belongs to the speaker.

Question 2

Complete the sentence: “This is ___ book.” (The book belongs to me.)

Your His My Their

Use “my” before a noun to show that something belongs to you.

Question 3

Which sentence is correct?

She is washing her car. She is washing his car. (The car belongs to her.) She is washing their car. (The car belongs only to her.) She is washing my car. (The car belongs to her.)

“Her” shows that the car belongs to a female person.

Question 4

Complete the sentence: “Ravi has a bicycle. It is ___ bicycle.”

Her My Our His

“His” shows that the bicycle belongs to Ravi.

Question 5

Which possessive word refers to something belonging to more than one person, including the speaker?

Their Our Her His

“Our” shows ownership by a group that includes the speaker.

Question 6

Complete the sentence: “The children are playing with ___ toys.”

Their His My Her

“Their” shows that the toys belong to the children.

Question 7

Choose the correct possessive pronoun: “This bag is mine. That bag is ___.”

Your You Yours Yourself

“Yours” shows ownership and can stand alone without a noun after it. “Your” normally comes before a noun.

Question 8

Which sentence uses a possessive word correctly?

This is me pencil. This is mine pencil. This is I pencil. This is my pencil.

“My” comes before a noun, so “my pencil” is correct. “Mine” is used without a noun immediately after it.

Question 9

Complete the sentence: “The dog is wagging ___ tail.”

His Its Their Our

“Its” shows that the tail belongs to the dog. Remember, “it’s” means “it is” or “it has.”

Question 10

Which sentence correctly shows that the house belongs to them?

The house is theirs. The house is their. The house is them. The house is they.

“Theirs” is a possessive pronoun that shows ownership and does not need a noun after it.

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