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Singular Possessive Nouns
100
A.D.
Who is Alfred Daniel?
100
The city where Martin Luther King and his family grew up
What is Atlanta?
100
The second child born to "Daddy and Mother Dear"
Who is M.L.? or Who is Martin Luther King, Jr.?
100
keeping two groups of people apart

What is segregation?

100

A person, place, thing, or idea

What are nouns?

200
The oldest
Who is Christine
200
The place where the King used to hide when they played "their best prank."
What is a hedge or bush?
200

A simile that is used to describe how the three grew up together. pg.50

What is "like three peas in one pod"?

200

giving the things needed for good health. 

What is nourishing?

200

This kind of noun shows that one person, place, or thing has or owns something.

What is a singular possessive noun?

300

Some people would call her "mom"

Who is Mother Dear?

300
The house the King children grew up in
What is their grandparents' house?
300
They could no longer play with M.L. and A.D.
Who are the two boys whose parents owned the store?
300

a hope or goal for the future

What is a dream?

300

Show "log" as singular possessive.  

A log__ long journey started in the forest.

What is log's? 

400
The grandmother's sister
Who is Aunt Ida?
400
The name of the street where the King children lived.
What is Auburn Avenue?
400

After listening to his mother's explanation about the neighbors, M.L. said he would do this. 

What is "turn this world upside down?" pg. 57

400
remember something and tell people about it

What is recall?

400

The possessive noun in this sentence.  The dog's bone went missing. 

What is dog's?

500
The piano teacher
Who is Mr. Mann?
500

The place where they put Christine as a baby when the crib wasn't ready. pg.50

What is a chifforobe drawer?

500
"My brother M.L. dreamed a dream..."
What is the "I have a Dream Speech?"
500
Not fair
What is injustice?
500

The difference between the apostrophe uses. 

I'll be there soon.  Addison's pencil is missing. 

What is a contraction for the first sentence and singular possessive noun for the second sentence?