1. .'Would you mind having a cup of tea" is a sentence in -
a) present tense
b) present continuous tense
c) past tense
d) past continuous tense
Answer: past tense
2. The correct passive voice of"He pleases us" is -
a) we are pleased by him
b) we were pleased with him
c) we are pleased with him
d) we will be pleased by him
Answer: we are pleased with him
3. Make it passive "Do it.'
a) Let me it be done.
b) Let be it done.
c) Let it be done
d) Let do it.
Answer: Let it be done
4. 'Who gave this book to you'? Passive form is-----
a) Whom was this book given to you?
b) By whom was this book given to you?
c) To whom was this book given to you?
d) None
Answer: By whom was this book given to you?
5. Q5. English is spoken all over the world. (active voice)
a) The world speaks English all over.
b) The English Speak English all over the world.
c) People speak English all over the world.
d) All over the world the English speak the English.
Answer: People speak English all over the world.
6. Which of the following sentences cannot be termed into passive form?
a) He takes exercise regularly.
b) Open the door.
c) They are going to market.
d) He handed her book.
Answer: They are going to market.
7. The active form of "He is called a genius"is-
a) People call him a genius
b) He is familiar as a genius
c) Do the call him a genius
d) You may call him a genius
Answer: People call him a genius
8. Passive form of it is "BBC broadcast the news. is-
a) The news are broadcasted by BBC.
b) The news are broadcast by BBC.
c) The news is broadcast by BBC.
d) The news was broadcast by BBC
Answer: The news was broadcast by BBC
9. which one is the correct passive?
a) By whom it is painted?
b) By whom it is painted with?
c) Who was it painted by?
d) With whom it is painted by?
Answer: Who was it painted by?
10. Change into passive: Who is creating this mess?
a) Who has bee created this mess?
b) By whom has this mess been created?
c) By whom this mess is being created?
d) By whom is this mess being created?
Answer: By whom is this mess being created?
