Active and Passive Voice » Exercise – 4
Directions : The sentences have been given in Active/Passive voice. From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the given sentence in Passive/Active voice.
151. I don`t like people keeping me waiting.
(a) I don`t like people are kept me waiting.
(b) I don`t like people were kept me waiting.
(c) I don`t like being kept waiting.
(d) I don`t like people are being kept waiting.
152. The smugglers did not realise that their conversation was being recorded.
(a) The smugglers did not realise that some one was recording their conversation.
(b) Someone did not realise that the smugglers were recording their conversation.
(c) It was not realised by the smugglers that their conversation was being recorded.
(d) The smugglers recorded their conversation without realising.
153. Did the noise frighten you ?
(a) Did you frighten the noise ?
(b) Was the noise frightened by you ?
(c) Were you frightened by the noise ?
(d) Were you frighten by the noise ?
154. Tobacco manufacturers are making considerable efforts to gain new clients.
(a) Considerable efforts are being made by tobacco manufacturers to gain new clients.
(b) Considerable efforts were being made by tobacco manufacturers to gain new clients.
(c) Considerable efforts are made by tobacco manufacturers to gain new clients.
(d) To gain new clients by tobacco manufacturers considerable efforts are being made.
155. Those who worked hard seldom obtained good marks.
(a) Good marks were seldom being obtained by those who worked hard.
(b) Good marks are seldom obtained by those who worked hard.
(c) Seldom had good marks been obtained by those who worked hard.
(d) Good marks were seldom obtained by those who worked hard.
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