Passive Voice Practice Quiz

The new movie ____________ (watch) by thousands of people on opening night.

This book ____________ (write) ____________ the famous author last year.

In the past, messages ____________ (send) ____________ pigeons.

In the play, the role of the king ____________ (play) ____________ an acclaimed actor.

At the concert, the song ____________ ____________ (sing) with great emotion.

The old palace ____________ ____________ (restore) ____________ the government.

During the test, the answers ____________ ____________ (copy) from one student to another.

At night, the baby ____________ (cry) and ____________ (hear) across the house.

Passive Voice Practice

The text presents an exercise for practicing the passive voice.
The exercise involves filling in the gaps with appropriate verb forms, prepositions, and past participles.
Example sentences:
- The new movie was watched by thousands of people on opening night.
- This book was written by the famous author last year.
The exercise uses a range of passive voice structures, including different verb tenses.
Specific focus is on:
- Usage of the prepositions "by" for agents and "with" for instruments.
- Verbs "sleep" and "cry," adapted for passive voice constructions.
Focus on key passive voice elements:
- The sentences highlight the action being done to a subject, rather than the subject performing the action.
- The agent (who or what performs the action) can be included using "by."
- The instrument used to perform the action can be included using "with."

Passive Voice Practice

The text provides a fill-in-the-gaps exercise to practice the passive voice.
The exercise focuses on correct verb conjugation, prepositions, and distinguishing between agents and instruments.
The provided sentences illustrate various passive voice structures.
The exercise spans multiple tenses.
"By" is used to identify the agent performing the action.
"With" is used to identify the instrument used to perform the action.
The exercise includes examples of verbs like "sleep" and "cry" adapted to passive constructions.

This quiz focuses on practicing the passive voice through gap-filling exercises. Participants will fill in gaps with appropriate forms and structures, reinforcing their understanding of passive constructions and the use of prepositions.