Final test - Level 6

Which sentence is in passive voice (present)?

• The artist paints portraits.

• The portraits are painted by the artist.

• The artist is painting a portrait.

• The artist painted a portrait.

Choose the correct form of passive voice (past):

• The exhibition was visited by hundreds of people.

• The exhibition visited hundreds of people.

• Hundreds of people visit the exhibition.

• Hundreds of people are visiting the exhibition.

What is the correct passive question in the present tense?

• Is the painting admired by the visitors?

• The painting admired by the visitors?

• Is the painting admired by the visitors?

• Admired is the painting by the visitors?

Chose the correct sentence transformation from active to passive voice:

-They have to do something to help the poor.-

• Something have to do to protect the poor.

• Something has to be done to protect the poor.

• Something is to be done to protect the poor.

Choose the correct sentence transformation from active to passive voice.

-They didn't tell us everything we needed to know.-

• They weren't told us everything we needed to know.

• They weren't told everything we needed to know.

• We weren't told everything we needed to know.

Which sentence you would likely see in news headlines?

• They found a bag containing 5M dollars in a public restroom downtown last night.

• A bag containing 5M dollars was found in a public restroom downtown last night.

• A bag containing 5M dollars were found in a public restroom downtown last night.

Which sentence correctly uses as…as?

• This museum is as interesting as the one in Paris.

• This museum is interesting as the one in Paris.

• This museum is more interesting as the one in Paris.

• This museum is the most interesting as the one in Paris.

Choose the correct use of just as…as:

• The sculpture is as impressive as the painting.

• The sculpture is as impressively the painting.

• The sculpture as impressive as the painting.

• The sculpture is impressively as the painting.

Choose the correct use of not nearly as…as:

• This phone is not nearly as expensive as the new model.

• This phone is not nearly expensive as the new model.

• This phone is nearly not as expensive as the new model.

• This phone is almost not as expensive as the new model.

Which sentence uses the comparison with adverbs correctly?

• She paints more beautifully than her sister.

• She paints beautifully than her sister.

• She paints more beautifully her sister.

• She paints beautifully more her sister.