Change the Voice (Level: Easy)

Change the Voice

20 Questions Published

Questions

Question 1 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

Please listen to him.

  1. You are requested to listen.
  2. You are requested to be listened.
  3. You are requested to listen to him.
  4. You are requested only to listen.
Question 2 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

It is time for the shop to be closed.

  1. It is time for closing the shop.
  2. It is time to close the shop.
  3. It is time for the shop to be closed.
  4. It is right time for the shop to be closed.
Question 3 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

She has seen through your trick.

  1. Your trick has seen through by her.
  2. Your trick has been seen through by her.
  3. Your trick is seen through by her.
  4. Your trick has through been seen by her.
Question 4 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

Let them play the match.

  1. Let the match played by them.
  2. Let the match be played by them.
  3. They should play the match.
  4. They must play the match.
Question 5 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

My friends help me.

  1. I am helped by mine friends.
  2. Me is helped by my friends.
  3. I am helped by my friends.
  4. Me is helped by mine friends.
Question 6 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice:

The department might spare him.

  1. He will be spared by the department.
  2. He can be spared by the department.
  3. He might be spared by the department.
  4. He would be spared by the department.
Question 7 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

He likes his subordinates to respect him.

  1. He likes respected by his subordinates.
  2. He like to be respected by his subordinates.
  3. He likes to be respected by his subordinates.
  4. He likes that his subordinates should respect him.
Question 8 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

This mango tastes sweet.

  1. This mango is very sweet.
  2. This mango is sweet when tasted.
  3. This mango can be sweet when tasted.
  4. This mango should be sweet when tasted.
Question 9 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

You may have to give him up.

  1. He can have to be given up by you.
  2. He may have to be given up by you.
  3. He may to be up given by you.
  4. He will have to be given up by you.
Question 10 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the one which best expresses the same in passive or active voice.

Ramu dare not disobey me.

  1. I dare not be disobeyed by Ramu.
  2. I not dare be disobeyed by Ramu.
  3. Ramu cannot dare to disobey me.
  4. I dare not Ramu to disobey me.
Question 11 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

This carpet needs dusting.

  1. This carpet needs to be dusted.
  2. This carpet need to be dusted.
  3. This carpet to be dusted.
  4. This carpet should be dusted.
Question 12 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

I am writing a letter.

  1. A letter is being written by me.
  2. A letter is being write by me.
  3. A letter is been written by me.
  4. A letter is being write up by me.
Question 13 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

I like playing hockey.

  1. To play hockey is liked by me.
  2. Playing hockey is liked by me.
  3. To playing hockey is liked by me.
  4. To play hockey is like by him.
Question 14 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

This book is selling like hot cakes.

  1. This book is sold like hot cakes.
  2. This book is being sold hot like cakes.
  3. This book is being sold like hot cakes.
  4. This book is hot cakes like sold.
Question 15 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

I have finished my home task.

  1. My home task has finished by me.
  2. My home task has been finished by me.
  3. My task of home has been finished by me.
  4. My home task is finished by me.
Question 16 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

The area has been entered by the lions.

  1. The lions have entered the area.
  2. The area has to be entered by the lions.
  3. The area has entered by the lions.
  4. The areas had been entered by the lions.
Question 17 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

Several four legged animals were observed by us.

  1. We observed several four legged animals.
  2. Several animals were observed by us who were four legged.
  3. Several animals who were four legged were observed by us.
  4. Several animals four legged were observed by us.
Question 18 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

Your country has been betrayed by you.

  1. Your country has betrayed by you.
  2. Your country is betrayed by you.
  3. Your country has to be betrayed by you.
  4. You have betrayed your country.
Question 19 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

I was taken around the church by her.

  1. She took me around the church.
  2. I am taken around the church by her.
  3. I can be taken around the church by her.
  4. I could be taken around the church by her.
Question 20 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Select the option that converts the sentence given below from active voice to passive voice.

A little boiling pot was being pointed to by her.

  1. She was pointing to a little boiling pot.
  2. A little boiling pot was being pointed to by her.
  3. A little boiling pot being to by her.
  4. A little boiling pot was pointed being to by her.