English Active Passive Voice Test 1 Online

English Active Passive Voice Test 1

Total Questions: 20
Time Allowed: 10 Minutes
Total Marks: 20
How to Attempt Test: Please choose the right Option in MCQ-type question.
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1. The customer may pay money in instalments.

2. They distil the best wines in France.

3. People should take these medicines with care.

4. The police have interrogated everyone in the office.

5. They are printing our books here in this press.

6. People must not leave valuables here.

7. They lock the hostel gates at 11 pm

8. We use wood here as fuel.

9. Someone hit him on the head with a stone.

10. They say funny things about you.

11. Someone has just picked my pocket.

12. They build a house of bricks and mortar.

13. The authors will complete the book by the end of June.

14. The explosion killed twenty people.

15. Somebody can easily repair this.

16. You can make the payment by cheque or by money order.

17. Students must complete all assignments before the vacations.

18. The police fined him for rash driving.

19. Somebody has stolen two of my best paintings.

20. The train army officers in the academy.


 

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25 Comments

  1. I have an objection to question 15 because the question is in ‘are’ but options are in ‘is’. Please review your questions before making any quizzes.
    Thank you!

  2. How can we understand when has ,have and had be used in Passive voice ….. ????
    Is There are some rules to use them So share with me humbly ….
    someone knows answer of my question ?

    1. for singular use has according to subject after changing in to passive voice in case of present perfect tense and use had in case of present past perfect tense.

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