Grade 12 Grammar Chapter 7 Lesson Part Deux

Grade 12 Grammar Chapter 7 Lesson Part Deux

Multiple Choice

In which voice does the agent or person doing the action go in the subject slot of the sentence or at the beginning of the sentence?

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

Which voice would a historian need to use?

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

A scientist is likely to make use of the passive voice

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Active or Passive?

Many New Testament epistles, or letters, addressed to

both churches and individuals, (were written) by Paul.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

Multiple Choice

Active or Passive?

Paul (focused) his epistles on the person and work of Christ.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

Multiple Choice

Active or Passive?

Paul, who was probably in prison in Rome, (wrote) a letter to the believers in Philippi, a city in western Macedonia.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

Multiple Choice

Active or Passive?

The believers in Philippi (were given) an encouraging letter about God’s promises and care.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

Multiple Choice

Active or Passive?

Paul’s kindness to the members of the

church at Philippi (was expressed) through his epistle.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

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Active or Passive?

Having faced hardship and imprisonment from hostile people in Philippi, Paul (sought) to encourage the beloved brethren.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

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Active or Passive?

Paul (was shown) kindnesses so that he was not in want.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

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Active or Passive?

The believers at Philippi (were made) strong as they grew in sound doctrine.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

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Active or Passive?

Paul’s letter to the Philippians (focuses) on Christ’s presence within each believer.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

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Active or Passive?

Spiritual growth (is revealed) in believers who do all things through Christ.

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice