TSA CBT Practice Test

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Which of the following indicates ownership for a belonging of 'you'?

His
Hers
Your
Mine

The correct answer is: Your

The correct answer is "Your" because it directly indicates possession or ownership relating to the person being addressed. In this context, "your" is a possessive adjective used to denote that something belongs to "you." It is the form you would use when talking about something that is associated or owned by the individual to whom you are speaking. The other options refer to ownership from different perspectives: "his" refers to something owned by a male individual, "hers" indicates ownership by a female individual, and "mine" denotes ownership from the speaker's perspective. None of these options indicate that something belongs specifically to the person being addressed, which is why "your" is the most appropriate choice in this case.