Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Make sure to check for errors in subject-verb agreement as well as any other errors. Joes intelligence and curiosity makes him a good leader for there company.
Joe's intelligence and curiosity make him a good leader for their company,
Joe's intelligence and curiosity makes him a good leader for their company.
Joe's intelligence and curiosity make him a good leader for they're company.

Hmmm

If I am to take your instructions as literally as you wrote them, then there is no correct answer. Yes, you read that right.

I focused on these words in particular:

Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Make sure to check for errors in subject-verb agreement as well as any other errors.

A.  missing an apostrophe:

Joes intelligence and curiosity makes him a good leader for there company.

B.  comma at the end of the sentence:

Joe's intelligence and curiosity make him a good leader for their company,  

C.  no S-V agreement:

Joe's intelligence and curiosity makes him a good leader for their company.

D.  lacks possessive pronoun:

Joe's intelligence and curiosity make him a good leader for they're company.

Explanation:

You should use option 'B.'  But, of course, replace the comma with a period.    :)

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