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6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.6.1, L.4.1.G · England: KS3 English (spelling and Standard English), GCSE English Language (AO6 SPaG)

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Question 1
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. The children left ___ coats in the hall.
- A. they're
- B. their
- C. there
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Question 2
Which sentence is correct? • It's clear that the team has lost its confidence. • Its clear that the team has lost its confidence. • Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- A. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- B. Its clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- C. Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- D. It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
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Question 3
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. The neighbours painted ___ fence green.
- A. there
- B. their
- C. they're
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Question 4
Which sentence is correct? • Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • Its clear that the team has lost its confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost its confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- A. Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- B. Its clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- C. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- D. It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
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Question 5
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ the best goalkeeper we've ever had.
- A. Your
- B. You're
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Question 6
Which sentence is correct? • The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
- A. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
- B. The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
- C. The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
- D. The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
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Question 7
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ going to the beach tomorrow.
- A. Their
- B. They're
- C. There
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Question 8
Which sentence is correct? • The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
- A. The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
- B. The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
- C. The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
- D. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
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Question 9
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Is this ___ bike?
- A. your
- B. you're
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Question 10
Which sentence is correct? • Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach. • They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach. • There are two reasons they're upset with their coach. • There are two reasons their upset with their coach.
- A. Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach.
- B. They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach.
- C. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.
- D. There are two reasons their upset with their coach.
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Question 11
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. The neighbours painted ___ fence green.
- A. their
- B. they're
- C. there
12
Question 12
Which sentence is correct? • Its clear that the team has lost its confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- A. Its clear that the team has lost its confidence.
- B. It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- C. Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
- D. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
13
Question 13
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. The children left ___ coats in the hall.
- A. there
- B. their
- C. they're
14
Question 14
Which sentence is correct? • The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
- A. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
- B. The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
- C. The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
- D. The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
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Question 15
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ are three eggs left in the fridge.
- A. There
- B. Their
- C. They're
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Question 16
Which sentence is correct? • They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach. • There are two reasons their upset with their coach. • Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach. • There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.
- A. They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach.
- B. There are two reasons their upset with their coach.
- C. Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach.
- D. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.

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Answer key: their/there/they're, its/it's, your/you're, whose/who's

1. B. their
2. A. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
3. B. their
4. C. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
5. B. You're
6. A. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
7. B. They're
8. D. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
9. A. your
10. C. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.
11. A. their
12. D. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
13. B. their
14. A. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
15. A. There
16. D. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.