WorksheetsLanguage 6 - 3rd Quarter Reviewer (2)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 20mins
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: The mysterious man had left clues for the police in order to find the suspect.
PASSIVE: Clues (LEAVE - PAST PERFECT TENSE) ____________ by the mysterious man for the police in order to find the suspect.
were left
had been left
have been left
was left
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: Famous vloggers have played an actual “Among Us” game in real life.
PASSIVE: An actual “Among Us” game (PLAY - PRESENT PERFECT TENSE) _____________ by famous vloggers in real life.
must have been played
were played
have been played
has been played
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: Rico will have paid a fortune for all the damages on his car.
PASSIVE: A fortune (PAY - FUTURE PERFECT TENSE) _____________________ by Rico for all the damages on his car.
will have been paid
shall be paid
has been paid
had been paid
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: A secret hideout beneath the warehouse had been found by the team of superheroes.
ACTIVE: The team of superheroes (FIND - PAST PERFECT TENSE) __________ a secret hideout beneath the warehouse.
has found
found
had found
have found
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: Cash assistance has been given to the street sweepers along España Boulevard.
ACTIVE: Local government officials (GIVE - PRESENT PERFECT TENSE) ___________ cash assistance to the street sweepers along España Boulevard.
gave
have given
had given
has given
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: Mika WAS CAUGHT eating all the cookies in the cookie jar.
ACTIVE: Pete (CATCH - SIMPLE PAST TENSE) (a) Mika eating all the cookies in the cookie jar.
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: The dangerous monsters ARE HELD in the dungeon by the knights.
ACTIVE: The knights (HOLD - SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE) (a) the dangerous monsters in the dungeon.
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: 10,000 new books WILL BE ACQUIRED by the school for the incoming school year.
ACTIVE: The school (ACQUIRE - SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE) (a) 10,000 new books for the incoming school year.
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: My sister VISITED all the provinces of the Philippines within two years.
PASSIVE: All the provinces of the Philippines (VISIT - SIMPLE PAST TENSE) (a) by my sister within two years.
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: Sheena wraps all the Christmas presents for her family and friends.
PASSIVE: All the Christmas presents for her family and friends (WRAP - SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE) (a) by Sheena
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: The avid K-Pop fan WILL BUY all the albums and posters of her favorite groups.
PASSIVE: All the albums and posters of her favorite groups (BUY - SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE) (a) by the avid K-Pop fan.
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: Diamonds and wads of cash HAD BEEN STOLEN by a notorious gang of thieves.
ACTIVE: A notorious gang of thieves (STEAL - PAST PERFECT TENSE) (a) diamonds and wads of cash.
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: The clubhouse HAS BEEN CONSTRUCTED near the park.
ACTIVE: Out-of-school teens (CONSTRUCT - PRESENT PERFECT TENSE) (a) the cubhouse near the park.
Transpose Passive to Active
PASSIVE: The college entrance exam WILL HAVE BEEN ANSWERED before the day ends.
ACTIVE: Jamie (ANSWER - FUTURE PERFECT TENSE) (a) the college entrance exam before the day ends.
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: The farmers HAD HARVESTED these coffee beans before the desert locust infestation.
PASSIVE: These coffee beans (HARVEST - PAST PERFECT TENSE) (a) by the farmers before the desert locust infestation.
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: My grandmother HAS KEPT her precious old possessions from the 1950s in a shoebox.
PASSIVE: Precious old possessions from the 1950s (KEEP - PRESENT PERFECT TENSE) (a) in a shoebox by my grandmother.
Transpose Active to Passive
ACTIVE: The famous rock star WILL HAVE SUNG all the top hits before the concert ends.
PASSIVE: All the top hits (SING - FUTURE PERFECT TENSE) (a) by the famous rock star before the concert ends.
Everyone _____ to solve the difficult equation in math.
try
tries
Two thirds of the volleyball players _____ girls.
are
is
There _____ environmentalists who fought for the preservation of the forests.
were
was
Physics _____ a subject that I would like to master.
are
is
Twenty minutes _____ long enough to finish the seatwork.
are
is
Either Jasmine or the ushers _____ the guest speaker of the conference.
welcome
welcomes
The basketball team _____ in a bubble during a series of playoffs.
stay
stays
The number of players _____ as the day goes by because a lot of children want to join us.
increase
Increases
Fifty percent of the children _____ how to play sungka.
know
knows
Both _____ their belongings before boarding the bus.
secure
secures
My father and mentor _____ me how to improve my essay.
show
shows
Neither Mavie nor her friends _____ the unidentified substance in the laboratory.
mix
mixes
A herd of cows _____ to the call of their master in the field.
respond
responds
My best friend and my playmate _____ me about the mechanics of the game.
inform
informs
Several _____ the opening number for this program.
practice
practices
One hundred meters _____ too near for a runner like Julio, so we should add more meters.
are
is
Mark, as well as Anton, _____ the hiding children behind the narra tree.
catch
catches
"A Study of Philippine Games" _____ written by M. L. Lopez.
are
is
At the end of the hallway _____ the location of the headless lady's apparition.
are
is
The mayor, together with his barangay officials, _____ the slums to relocate the people.
visit
visits
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
A man who needs medical assistance is run over by the ambulance sent to help him.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
I was awoken suddenly by the cock-a-doodle-do of the resident rooster.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
We walked while wondering where Wally was.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
The Queen quietly and quickly made a quip about quilts.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
Even elephants enjoy eating eggs every day.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
The water gushed down the stream to the waterfall.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
There was a loud vroom as he revved the engine.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
Tell me about your first date. I’m all ears!
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
It seems like people will do whatever Hollywood says is cool.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
Can you give me a hand carrying this box up the stairs?
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
An anti-technology group sets up a website to recruit new club members.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
A child runs away from someone throwing a water balloon at him and falls into the pool.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
What Figure of Speech is used in the sentence?
A traffic cop gets his license suspended because of unpaid parking tickets.
Irony
Metonymy
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
