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jman1234

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The six superheroes powers, as well as their efforts as a team, defeat the villain in the end.
 
  a. Superheroes
 b. Superhero's
 c. Superheroe's
  d. Superheroes'

Question 2

San Francisco and Tokyos characteristics are mashed together to create the setting for the movie:San Fransokyo.
 
  a. Tokyos
 b. Tokyos'
 c. Tokyo's
 d. Tokyoe's



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Answer to Question 1

d
RATIONALE: The powers belong to many characters, so add an s'.

Answer to Question 2

c
RATIONALE: Two possessive nouns joined by andthe second noun gets the 's added to it.



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