Active and Passive Voice Review

In the sentence, 'The goalie' is the subject performing the action, while 'slapped' is the main verb describing what the subject did. Therefore, the correct answer is 'goalie, slapped'.

The sentence "The goalie slapped the puck away from the net" is in active voice because the subject (the goalie) performs the action (slapped) directly on the object (the puck). In passive voice, the subject would receive the action.

In the sentence, 'The ingredients' is the subject as it tells us what the sentence is about. 'are listed' is the verb phrase indicating the action. Therefore, the correct choice is 'ingredients, are listed'.

The sentence "The ingredients are listed on the label" is in passive voice because the subject (the ingredients) receives the action of being listed, rather than performing the action. Therefore, the correct choice is passive.

In the sentence, 'The Eiffel Tower' is the subject as it is what the sentence is about, and 'was built' is the verb phrase indicating the action performed. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Eiffel Tower, was built'.

The sentence "The Eiffel Tower, the gigantic steel structure without walls, was built in 1889" is in passive voice because the subject (Eiffel Tower) receives the action (was built) rather than performing it.

In the sentence, 'everybody' is the subject as it indicates who is performing the action, while 'passed' is the verb that describes the action taken by the subject. Therefore, the correct answer is 'everybody, passed'.

The sentence 'Everybody in the training squadron successfully passed the final exams' is in active voice because the subject 'Everybody' performs the action of passing the exams, rather than receiving the action.

The sentence 'Serena made a delicious cheesecake' is in active voice because the subject (Serena) performs the action (made) directly on the object (cheesecake). In passive voice, the object would come first.

The sentence "The delicious cheesecake was made by Serena" is in passive voice because the subject (cheesecake) receives the action rather than performing it. The doer of the action (Serena) is mentioned later in the sentence.