A. <span>That car is the same make and model as ours. <-- This is the correct answer.
Possessive personal pronouns don't need an apostrophe such as ours, his, hers, and its.
In other sentences, the possessive personal pronouns all have apostrophes. </span>
Answer:
4. the great Chinese Famine
5. the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
C. Where are you going?
An interrogative sentence is one which asks a question. A question mark is used to close such a sentence. In one kind, the question is asked by varying the subject and predicate of a declarative sentence- either in tone of voice alone or in word-order. Such a question usually will be answered by yes or no.
