by BlastRoom
Above-grade stretch practice in naming, converting between, and choosing between the active and passive voice.
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40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
A school notice must report that the broken lock is fixed without pointing at any staff member. Which sentence does that job?
A student council report must tell readers who counted the ballots. Which sentence does that job?
Which sentence cannot be rewritten in the passive voice?
A notice must make clear who paid for the new benches. Which sentence fits that notice best?
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The chef seasoned the soup.
Rewrite in the active voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The equipment was inspected by the coach before every practice.
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The museum will display the fossils in June.
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The committee has approved the budget.
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The crew was painting the mural all week.
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The judges must score every entry.
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: Volunteers deliver the newspapers on Saturdays.
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The reporter interviewed the mayor.
Rewrite in the active voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The goalkeeper was praised by the coach after the match.
A lab report describes steps rather than people. Which sentence keeps the focus on the procedure?
A news lead reports that firefighters rescued two hikers, and the story is about the firefighters. Which version fits that focus?
A school incident report must record the damage to the window, but nobody knows who did it. Which sentence fits that report best?
A newsletter must correct its own error without blaming a staff member. Which sentence does that?
A club wants readers to know exactly who paid for the new scoreboard. Which sentence gives that information?
Which sentence is in the passive voice and never says who did the work?
In which sentence does a by-phrase name the doer of the action?
Complete the sentence so the package receives the action, in the simple past: The package ___ to the wrong address yesterday.
Complete the sentence so the finalists receive the action, in the present perfect: The finalists ___ by the judges.
Complete the sentence so the mechanic does the action, in the present perfect: The mechanic ___ the engine twice this month.
A park sign should tell visitors the field gets mowed weekly without saying who mows it. Which sentence uses the passive voice to do that?
Rewrite in the active voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The mural was designed by three students.
Read the sentence: Bread is donated to the shelter by the bakery every Friday. Who performs the action of donating?
Read the sentence: The lost keys were returned to the office. The sentence names the person who returned the keys.
Rewrite in the passive voice without naming the doer, keeping the same tense: Someone moved the recycling bins last night.
Which rewrite of this sentence is passive and keeps the same facts and tense? The storm knocked down two oak trees.
A history caption describes a bridge whose builders were never recorded. Which sentence uses the passive voice to describe the work?
A sports recap must tell readers which player scored the winning goal. Which sentence does that job?
A city report must state which department delayed the repair. Which sentence fits that report best?
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: Two rangers marked the new trail last spring.
Rewrite in the active voice, keeping the same tense and facts: Every window has been washed by the crew.
A complaint must report a wrong delivery when nobody knows which driver made it. Which sentence fits?
Read the sentence: Every rehearsal is photographed by Nadia. What is the subject of this sentence?
Read the sentence: The gate was left open. Which rewrite is in the active voice and names who left the gate open?
A report must explain who cracked the school's kiln. Which sentence fails to give readers that information?
Rewrite in the passive voice, keeping the same tense and facts: The staff had labeled every box before the move.
The inspector approved the plans becomes The plans were approved by the inspector. What changes in the rewrite?
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