Grammar Quiz

Passive and Active Sentences Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Passive and Active Sentences

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The apples … only by pigs.

A. are eaten

B. are eating

C. eat


The commandments …. by the pigs, Muriel, the goat and Benjamin, the donkey.

A. can read

B. can be read

C. can be reading


When Snowball manages to run away from the farm, 4 young pigs are the only ones who … .

A. was revolted

B. revolt

C. revolts


The original plans for the windmill …. by Snowball.

A. were drawn

B. were drawing

C. was drawn


The first windmill … by a massive storm.

A. destroys

B. is destroying

C. is destroyed


The sheep …. to block all debates and discussions.

A. use

B. are using

C. are used


The Sunday committees …. meeting during which animals receive their orders from Squealer.

A. are turning into

B. are turned into

C. turn into


The hens revolt because their eggs … to humans.

A. must be sold

B. must be selling

C. must sell


From the start of the novel, there are clues and readers …. that the pigs might want to take control over Animal Farm.

A. will be warned

B. are warned

C. is warned


Every Sunday, Squealer …. figures (numbers) to the animals proving that they have a lot of food and resources.

A. gives

B. is given

C. is giving


Snowball …. the farm by the 9 dogs that Napoleon had raised in secret.

A. was quicking out of

B. was quicked out of

C. quicked out of


It …. 2 years to re-build the windmill according to Napoleon.

A. takes

B. is taking

C. will take


The author …. to expose a lie.

A. was wanted

B. was wanting

C. wanted


The second windmill …. with dynamite.

A. is blown down

B. is blowing down

C. blows down


Mollie … the spirit of Animalism by running away.

A. was betraying

B. betrayed

C. was betrayed


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