Beginner English Quiz on Possessive Adjectives

Study Notes

Her name's Sue; she's an engineer.
Their surname is Smith; Tom and Andy are brothers.
Joe's surname is Smith; he is a student.
Robert is a businessman; his office is in the town center.
A dialogue highlights the distinction between your (referring to the listener’s) and my (referring to speaker's) schoolbag and desk.
His wife is a secretary; Christopher is married.
The location of a cat is referenced without possession.

Claire, a shop assistant, finds her job uninteresting; she is bored.
Sam and Carol are Australian; their house is near Sydney.
Pete is identified as he while playing ball.
A dog is referred to as it during play.
Richard is asked if he is going out; we are in school confirms a group.
Tony and his father love swimming; they are currently at a swimming pool.
Carol's marital status is questioned; her sister is married and has children.
Introductions establish that I am the new teacher named Carol.
Mary and her brother enjoy time with their friends in the garden.
Lucy's happiness is linked to her birthday in October.
Carol's characteristics are noted; she is a model with long hair and blue eyes.
Donald and his brothers share a park outing with their parents.
A girl's brightly colored hair garners attention.
Pete is mentioned as being persistently late on Monday mornings.
Geography is revealed as my favorite school subject in response to a question from Henry.
George and Chris’s disheveled state reflects the status of your messy room.
Claire and her husband are identified as Australians; their children are students.
Sally's familial context presents her as a housewife, with her husband being an engineer.
Gabrielle introduces herself; my girlfriend is mentioned in connection to our secondary school.
Angela's house proximity to the school is confirmed as close.
Pierre and his friend are enjoying a cinema outing.