QUESTION 1 What is the difference between "its" and "it's"? O a. "Its" is the direct object, and "it's" is the subject. O b. "Its" is possessive, and "it's" is rarely used anymore. O c. "It's" is short for "it is," and "its" is never correct because it is not actually a word. O d. "Its" is possessive, and "it's" is short for "it is." QUESTION 2 Which statement below is punctuated correctly? O a. Did you really mean to say "Ive never had better food than this?" Ob. They should be used to spelling "Kyrgyzstan," by now. Oc. The article said, "The president was quoted as saying he "refuses to give up after all of this hard work. O d. "But no matter how hard I try", he said, "I can't seem to remember it". QUESTION 3 Which sentence demonstrates the standard use of an apostrophe in a contraction? O a. The Barkers are moving to the coast. Their' having a yard sale. O b. The Barkers are moving to the coast They're having a yard sale. O c. The Barkers are moving to the coast. Theyre' having a yard sale. O d. The Barkers are moving to the coast. Theyr'e having a yard sale.