Which sentence contains an error in the use of apostrophes?

a.
he works at his brother-in-law's auto body shop.

b.
nobody's going to believe what happened!

c.
have you seen today's edition of the newspaper?

d.
i can't seem to find trevor and paul's term papers.

which sentence contains an error in the use of apostrophes?

a.
you can’t listen to everyone's opinion, or you'll get confused.

b.
i thought the red sweater was yours.

c.
who's books are those?

d.
the tree lost one of its branches in the storm.

which sentence is not punctuated correctly?

a.
ms. davis, a well-known zoologist, spoke at the seminar; she didn't bring any animals.

b.
she has gone to school in paris, france; london, england; and boise, idaho.

c.
i really like eating raw vegetables, however, for some reason, i prefer my carrots cooked.

d.
i think i saw your parents leaving the mall last night; they were in a light green minivan.

which sentence contains an error in the use of dashes?

a.
i went to the stables with analise—my new best friend—and we went horseback riding.

b.
rumors—that's what she's been telling you!

c.
slow down—there's a car coming.

d.
can he, will he—do it if you ask him to?