Active/Passive Voice
Ladakh Police Sub-Inspector · English · 77 practice questions with answers and explanations: 37 Easy, 40 Medium, 0 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
Change to active voice: "The lesson was explained by the teacher."
- The teacher has explained the lesson.
- The teacher explained the lesson.
- The teacher explains the lesson.
- The lesson explained the teacher.
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Answer: B. 'Was explained' → 'explained'.
Sample Easy question 2
Change to active voice: "The glass was broken by the cat."
- The cat was breaking the glass.
- The cat broke the glass.
- The cat has broken the glass.
- The cat breaks the glass.
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Answer: B. Past passive → past active 'broke'.
Sample Easy question 3
Change to active voice: "The room is cleaned by the maid every morning."
- The maid cleaned the room every morning.
- The maid cleans the room every morning.
- The room cleans the maid every morning.
- The maid is cleaning the room every morning.
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Answer: B. Habitual present passive → present simple active.
Sample Medium question 4
Change to passive voice: "Why did he sell the house?"
- Why was the house sold by him?
- Why is the house sold by him?
- Why the house was sold by him?
- Why did the house sold by him?
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Answer: A. Wh- question in past passive: 'Why + was + subject + past participle'.
Sample Medium question 5
Change to passive voice: "Do you know him?"
- Is he known by you?
- Was he known to you?
- Does he known to you?
- Is he known to you?
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Answer: D. The verb 'know' takes 'to' in the passive: 'known to'.
Sample Medium question 6
Change to passive voice: "Where did they find the keys?"
- Where did the keys found by them?
- Where were the keys found by them?
- Where the keys were found by them?
- Where are the keys found by them?
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Answer: B. Wh- question, past simple passive: 'Where + were + subject + past participle'.
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