Grammar Quiz

Active and Passive voice Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Active and Passive voice

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He teaches English. /

English ………………. by him.

A. taught

B. is taught

C. was taught


The family built a house that uses energy efficiently.

A. Active Voice

B. Passive Voice


He was writing a book. /

A book ………………….. by him.

A. was written

B. had written

C. was being written


Is the sentence below in Active Voice or Passive Voice?
The eco-woodland house in Wales was built by a family in Wales.

A. Active voice

B. Passive voice


The dolphins frolicked in the ocean.

A. Active

B. Passive


Her lessons have been learned by her

A. Passive

B. Active


The children enjoyed the soccer game.

A. Active

B. Passive


Julia answered the question.

A. Active

B. Passive


I did not beat her

A. She is not beaten by me

B. She has not beaten by me

C. She was not beaten by me


The child is eating bananas. /

Bananas ……………….. by the child.

A. are being eaten

B. are eaten

C. have been eaten


The master punished the servant. /

The servant …………………. by the master.

A. is punished

B. was punished

C. has punished


Ann hoped ________ to join the private club. She could make important business contact here.

A. being invited

B. to invite  

C. to be invited

D. inviting


We don’t allow anyone to use their cell phones during the examination.

A. Nobody is allowed to use their cell phones during the examination.

B. Nobody is allowed using their cell phones during the examination.

C. Nobody isn’t allowed to use their cell phones during the examination.

D. Nobody isn’t allowed using their cell phones during the examination.


As a small boy, he was used to ________ alone in the house for an hour or two.

A. being left  

B. leaving

C. be left   

D. leave


Her watch needs ________ .

A. repairing

B. to be repaired

C. repaired

D. repairing/to be repaired


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