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Voice Change Part 4: a sentence has been given in Active/Passive form. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Active/Passive form :

Quiz

 

1. They haven't stamped the letter.
   1.   The letter isn't stamped
   2.   They stamped not the letter.
   3.   The letter hasn't been stamped.
   4.   The letter has been stamped.
2. Japanese firm makes these television sets
   1.   Television sets make these Japanese firm
   2.   These television sets are made by a Japanese firm.
   3.   These are Japanese made television sets.
   4.   None of the above
3. Nobody has used this room for ages.
   1.   This room hasn't been used for ages.
   2.   This room has been used for ages.
   3.   Nobody uses this room for ages.
   4.   For ages nobody has used this room
4. We can't repair this lock
   1.   We don't know how to repair this lock.
   2.   Nobody can repair this lock
   3.   Your lock can be repaired
   4.   Your lock can't be repaired
5. We may finish the work soon
   1.   The work may be finished soon.
   2.   The work might be finished soon
   3.   The work might finish soon.
   4.   None of these
6. Where did Sita buy the hat ?
   1.   Where Sita bought the hat?
   2.   From where did Sita bought the hat.
   3.   Where was the hat bought by Sita.
   4.   None of these
7. Novels interest me?
   1.   Novels are interested by me.
   2.   I have interest in novels.
   3.   I am interested in novels.
   4.   I have been interested in novels.
8. They are pulling down the old theatre.
   
   1.   The old theatre is being pulled down.
   2.   The old theatre is being pulled down by them.
   3.   The old theatre is pulling down.
   4.   The old theatre is pulling down.
9. The organizers will exhibit the paintings till the end of the month.
   
   1.   The painting will be exhibiting by the organizers till the end or the month.
   2.   The paintings will be presented in an exhibition till the end of the month.
   3.   An exhibition of the paintings will be held till the end of the month.
   4.   The paintings will be exhibited by the organizers till the end of the month.
10. He expected us to offer him the job.
    1.   A job was expected by us to be offered him.
    2.   He expected to be offered a job.
    3.   An offer of a job by us was expected by him.
    4.   An offer of a job was being expected by him.
11. The PM was to have opened the dry dock. [T.G.T. 2010]
    1.   The dry dock was to have been opened by the P.M.
    2.   It was expected that the P.M. would open the dry dock.
    3.   The opening of the dry dock was to be done by the P.M.
    4.   The P.M. was scheduled to open the dry dock.
12. An uneasy silence succeeded the shot. [T.G.T. 2010]
    1.   The shot was successful after an uneasy silence.
    2.   The shot was succeeded by an uneasy silence.
    3.   The shot was succeeded by an uneasy silence among them.
    4.   There was an uneasy silence after the shot had been fired.
13. He was made to surrender his passport. [T.G.T. 2010]
    1.   I made him to surrender his passport.
    2.   The authorities made him to surrender his passport
    3.   They made him surrender his passport
    4.   We made him to surrender his passport.
14. Why did he defraud you of your earnings [T.G.T. 2013]
    1.   Why were you defrauded to your earnings by him.
    2.   Why was he defrauded of his earnings.
    3.   Why did he defraud you for his earnings.
    4.   Why were you defrauded of your earnings by him.
15. Do you not understand my meaning? [T.G.T. 2013]
    
    1.   I am not understood your meaning.
    2.   I do not understand meaning
    3.   Is your meaning understood?
    4.   Is my meaning understood?
16. I saw him opening the box. [T.G.T. 2013]
    
    1.   I saw him opening the box.
    2.   He was seen open the box.
    3.   he was seen opening the box by me
    4.   He was seen opened the box.
17. Which of the following sentence is in passive voice? [T.G.T. 2013]
    1.   Always reach the school at time
    2.   Please bring me a glass of water.
    3.   Let him read a book
    4.   Let the salary be given to these clerks
18. Spot the correct passive form of the following sentence: They asked my name
    1.   My name was asked me by them.
    2.   I was asked my name
    3.   Me was asked my name by them
    4.   My name was asked from me by them.
19. Jack was forcing through the crowd.
    1.   Jack was being forced through the crowd.
    2.   The crowd was forcing through by Jack.
    3.   The crowd forced through Jack
    4.   The crowd was being forced through by Jack.
20. The news pleased him. [T.G.T. 2001]
    1.   He was pleased by the news.
    2.   He was pleased with the news.
    3.   He was pleased to the news
    4.   None of these
21. Choose the example of a sentence written in Active Voice. [T.G.T. 2005]
    1.   The new dishes had been washed, dried and put away.
    2.   She washed, dried, and put away the new dishes.
    3.   The new dishes had been washed, dried, and put away the maid.
    4.   None of the above.
22. Choose the example of a sentence written in Passive Voice. [P.G.T. 2011
    1.   The researcher noted an increase in bacteria.
    2.   The researcher noted how much the bacteria increased.
    3.   The increase in bacteria was noted by the researcher.
    4.   All of the above.
23. Which of the following sentence is not in passive voice? [P.G.T. 2000
    1.   The nuance of the word was not intended by the speaker his speech.
    2.   I am sure you will be awarded the Pulitzer for your novel This year
    3.   My uncle seeks on appointment with you.
    4.   We are sure to be punished by the boss
24. Which of the following sentences is in passive voice? [P.G.T. 2000
    1.   I want to purchase a plot here.
    2.   She knows swimming very well.
    3.   You cannot compete in this game this year.
    4.   She was awarded the British Council Scholarship in 1999
25. Which one is the correct passive voice of sentence-Help
    
    1.   Let the poor be helped.
    2.   Poor should be helped.
    3.   Poors should be helped.
    4.   Let the poors be helped.