Santwana_Wk40_SSC_CGL_Active-Passive_10
Q1. In the question, a sentence has been given in active/passive voice. Out of the given four alternatives, suggest the one which best expresses the given sentence in passive/active voice
Once every month, the cleaning lady spring cleans our house.
1. The cleaning lady spring cleans our house once every month,
2. Once every month, the cleaning lady will spring clean our house
3. Once every month, the cleaning lady comes to spring clean our house
4. Our house is spring cleaned, once every month, by the cleaning lady
Ans:4
Solution: The sentence is in the active voice and it is a declarative sentence, stating facts or opinions In a declarative sentence, the subject normally comes before the verb.
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1. In Alice in wonderland, what did the Mad Hatter say?
2. The Mad Hatter said what in ‘Alice in Wonderland’?
3. What said Mad Hatter in ‘Alice in Wonderland’?
4. What was said by the Mad Hatter, in ‘Alice in Wonderland’?
Ans:4
Solution: The sentence is in the active voice and it is an interrogative sentence. An interrogative sentence is a sentence in the form of a question. The interrogative sentence always asks a question and ends with a question mark. The question ‘wh’ words that begin the sentence do so even in the passive voice. So, we have—question word + to be verb+ thing doing action+ verb. e.g. What /did/ the Mad Hatter/ say.
In interrogative passive sentences, we have—question word + to be verb+ past participle of verb + by + thing doing action. So we can give the passive voice sentence as- What /was /said /by/ the Mad Hatter. ‘in ‘Alice in Wonderland’’ is added on information. Thus, option 4 is the suitable answer.
Q4. In the question, a sentence has been given in active/passive voice. Out of the given four alternatives, suggest the one which best expresses the given sentence in passive/active voice
Did she see you there?
1. Were you seen by her,
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Imperatives are commands or requests. Sentences at times, are without a given subject. So we have-- Let +object +be + past participle form of the verb. Hence these can be changed into passive by using 'Let' in the beginning and be+ past participle form of the verb. ‘You’ is an understood or an implied subject. Since a past participle verb is used in the passive voice, ‘post’ will change to ‘posted’. So we can give the passive voice sentence as ‘Let/ the article / be / posted. ‘on our school intranet’ is an added information. Thus, option 4 is the suitable
2. This exam consists of 60 multiple-choice questions. Select the BEST answer and mark the appropriate
C. In a democracy, the most virtuous and thoughtful group are regarded their desires rather than the majority group.
C. The quote above supporting the idea of the people without access to an education and illiterate, it is ease to
a. The boy’s have to now rationalize their thoughts pertaining to enjoying themselves on the island without getting out of line.
b) An example of where Dr. Rogers used “analysis” was when the excavation site was flooded after the rainfall. In order to proceed, Dr. Rogers had to analyze the new site and figure out the best way to go about removing the water from it (Rogers
B. FINAL THOUGHTS (What should the reader consider or remember? How should reader act on this issue?
Identify the chosen research method (experimental, survey, observation or correlational research) and if appropriate, the design used. (1 mark) I am using a lab experiment as my research method. I am using an independent groups design. PB4: Identify the advantages(s) and disadvantage(s) of the chosen research method. (2 marks)
In the first situation, I would take Action C, that is, make the decision myself with reasons. After an assessment of the employees’ capabilities, I would choose the most qualified for the task at hand. Later, I would explain the reasons behind my decision to the workforce to avoid instances of distrust among the employees. The most qualified will be the one chosen to do the task before the impending deadline.
B. The word “independent” displays symbolic diction since Jefferson is stating that this is one of the many reasons why America wants its independence.
A2. Whatever has the capacity to consciously and radically change the community in which it lives is morally superior to whatever lacks this capacity.
c. There must be as much reality in the cause of any idea as in the idea itself (the principle of cause and effect).
Alice’s interactions with the characters of Wonderland reflect her struggles with adults in real life. Naturally curious as she is, Alice asks questions to learn from the adults. Since they understand the subject at hand well, they do not need to express their thoughts in order for them to understand themselves. However, Alice does not see this internal
B. “In this ever-changing world it is important to have the ability to adapt – an ability that studying abroad can give your student. Students often return home ready to change the world, which is important, as they will be the future leaders of this country.” (University of Arkansas)
...inal realization that she is growing up and that is normal, therefore, she accepts it. In brief, Alice in Wonderland is a book about growing up, and Alice definitely has grown up since the beginning of her journey and she has entered the adolescence phase when she rebels against everyone. Although she is not able to control herself when she gets angry, in other words she is behaving like a normal adolescent, she has gained a new “power” from this confusing experience: being a person with a voice to say something that matters.
c. Traditional writing is too historical. Instead of looking at writing of the past for