Level 1 & 2 Online Test — Active and Passive Voice
12 Questions • 15 min • Chapter MCQ
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Question 1 of 12
Passive of 'He writes a letter':
A letter is wrote by him.
A letter is written by him.
A letter was written by him.
A letter writes by him.
Explanation: Present passive = is + written.
Question 2 of 12
Passive of 'They cleaned the room':
The room is cleaned.
The room was cleaned.
The room was clean.
The room cleaned.
Explanation: Past passive = was + cleaned.
Question 3 of 12
Passive of 'She is painting the wall':
The wall is painted.
The wall is being painted.
The wall was being painted.
The wall has been painted.
Explanation: Present continuous passive = is being + V3.
Question 4 of 12
Passive of 'We have finished the work':
The work is finished.
The work has been finished.
The work was finished.
The work had finished.
Explanation: Present perfect passive = has been + V3.
Question 5 of 12
Passive of 'They will plant trees':
Trees will planted.
Trees will be planted.
Trees are planted.
Trees will be plant.
Explanation: Future passive = will be + V3.
Question 6 of 12
Passive with modal 'You can solve it':
It can solved.
It can be solved.
It can be solve.
It can being solved.
Explanation: modal + be + V3.
Question 7 of 12
Correct the form: 'The cake was eat by him.'
eat → eaten
was → is
by → with
no error
Explanation: Use the past participle 'eaten'.
Question 8 of 12
Passive of 'Someone stole my phone':
My phone was stolen.
My phone is stolen.
My phone stole.
My phone has stole.
Explanation: Past passive, agent dropped: 'was stolen'.
Question 9 of 12
Which sentence is in the passive voice?
The chef cooked dinner.
Dinner was cooked by the chef.
The chef is cooking.
The chef cooks well.
Explanation: 'was cooked by' is passive.
Question 10 of 12
Passive of 'People speak English here':
English speaks here.
English is spoken here.
English was spoken here.
English is speak here.
Explanation: Present passive, agent dropped: 'is spoken'.
Question 11 of 12
Impersonal passive: 'They say that he is ill.'
He is said ill.
It is said that he is ill.
He says he is ill.
It says he is ill.
Explanation: 'It is said that …'.
Question 12 of 12
Passive of 'Open the window' (imperative):
The window is opened.
Let the window be opened.
Open to be window.
The window opened.
Explanation: Imperative passive: 'Let … be + V3'.