Quizizz worksheet focusing on possessive nouns with illustrated examples and multiple-choice questions.

Let’s go through each question one by one. We’re looking for the correct possessive noun — that means we need to show who owns something, using an apostrophe (’).

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Question 1:
Picture shows one baby playing with toys.
→ So it’s one baby’s toys.
“Babies’” would mean more than one baby owns them — but there’s only one baby in the picture.
✔ Correct: baby’s toys

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Question 2:
Picture shows three dogs near a doghouse.
→ So it’s more than one dog owning the house → plural possessive.
Plural of “dog” is “dogs”, and to make it possessive, we add just an apostrophe after the s: dogs’
✔ Correct: dogs’ house

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Question 3:
Picture shows one doughnut with sprinkles.
→ So it’s one doughnut’s sprinkles.
“Doughnuts’” would mean many doughnuts own the sprinkles — but there’s only one doughnut.
✔ Correct: doughnut’s sprinkles

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Question 4:
Picture shows two boys sharing one apple.
→ More than one boy → plural “boys”. To make it possessive, since “boys” already ends in ‘s’, we just add an apostrophe: boys’
✔ Correct: boys’ apple

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Question 5:
Picture shows one student at a desk with paper.
→ One student → singular → add ’s → student’s paper
“Students’” would be for more than one student — but there’s only one.
✔ Correct: student’s paper

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Final Answer:
1. B
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. A