Passive and Active Voice Quiz

Identify the correct passive form: Active: They completed the project on time.

• The project is completed on time.

• The project was completed on time.

• The project has been completed on time.

• The project will be completed on time.

Convert to passive: Active: She is writing a novel.

• A novel has been written by her.

• A novel is written by her.

• A novel is being written by her.

• A novel was written by her.

Which sentence is in active voice?

• The letter was written by John.

• John writes the letter.

• The letter has been written by John.

• The letter was being written by John.

Passive form of: "He will finish the work tomorrow."

• The work will finish tomorrow.

• The work will be finished tomorrow.

• The work is being finished tomorrow.

• The work was finished tomorrow.

Convert to active: Passive: The cake was eaten by the child.

• The cake eats the child.

• The child eats the cake.

• The child has eaten the cake.

• The child ate the cake.

Identify the correct passive form: Active: The teacher is correcting the tests.

• The tests are being corrected by the teacher.

• The tests were corrected by the teacher.

• The tests are corrected by the teacher.

• The tests have been corrected by the teacher.

Passive form of: "Did she complete the task?"

• Was the task completed by her?

• Was the task being completed by her?

• Is the task completed by her?

• Had the task been completed by her?

Which sentence is in passive voice?

• She helps her brother.

• Her brother is helped by her.

• She is helping her brother.

• She will help her brother.

Convert to passive: Active: They are watching a movie.

• A movie is watched by them.

• A movie has been watched by them.

• A movie is being watched by them.

• A movie was watched by them.

Passive form of: "Who wrote this book?"

• By whom was this book written?

• By whom has this book been written?

• By whom is this book written?

• By whom will this book be written?