Practice MDCAT English Medium MCQs with explanations — PMC, ETEA, NUMS entry test preparation.
Q1. Change 'The manager wrote the report' to Passive Voice.
Answer: The report was written by the manager.
Explanation: 'The report was written' correctly changes to Passive Voice. MDCAT and USAT English reward precise grammar and vocabulary.
Q2. The play was performed by the students with great enthusiasm. Identify the doer of the action.
Answer: The students
Explanation: 'The students' perform the action 'performed', making them the doer. 'The play' is the subject receiving the action.
Q3. The city is being renovated. Which of the following is the Active Voice equivalent?
Answer: They are renovating the city.
Explanation: 'They are renovating' is the Active Voice equivalent of 'The city is being renovated'.
Q4. The package will be delivered tomorrow. The verb form used here is an example of:
Answer: Simple Future Passive
Explanation: 'Will be delivered' is in Simple Future Passive Voice. Active Voice would be 'will deliver'.
Q5. The chef is cooking dinner. Change this sentence to Passive Voice.
Answer: Dinner is being cooked by the chef.
Explanation: 'Is being cooked' correctly changes to Passive Voice, maintaining the present continuous tense.
Q6. The company will hire new staff next month. Change to Passive Voice.
Answer: New staff will be hired by the company next month.
Explanation: 'Will be hired' correctly changes to Passive Voice, maintaining the future simple tense.
Q7. The manager is expected to make a statement today. The sentence is in:
Answer: Passive Voice
Explanation: 'Is expected' is in Passive Voice, as the subject 'manager' receives the action.
Q8. The flowers have been watered by the gardener. The tense of 'have been watered' is:
Answer: Present Perfect
Explanation: 'Have been watered' is in Present Perfect Passive Voice, indicating an action that started in the past and continues up to the present.
Q9. The new employee was being trained by the HR department. The verb form 'was being trained' indicates:
Answer: Past Continuous Passive
Explanation: 'Was being trained' is in Past Continuous Passive Voice, showing an ongoing action in the past.
Q10. The teacher gave the students a lot of homework. Identify the part that needs correction to change it into passive voice.
Answer: The students were given a lot of homework.
Explanation: Is correct as it maintains the original meaning. MDCAT and USAT English reward precise grammar and vocabulary.
Q11. The researchers are conducting an experiment. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: An experiment is being conducted by the researchers.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice. Work each step carefully; ISSB math rewards accuracy under time pressure.
Q12. The manager has approved the proposal. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: The proposal has been approved by the manager.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the original tense.
Q13. The company will launch a new product next quarter. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: A new product will be launched by the company next quarter.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the future tense.
Q14. The teacher is explaining the lesson. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: The lesson is being explained by the teacher.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the continuous tense.
Q15. The chef has cooked dinner. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: Dinner has been cooked by the chef.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the present perfect tense.
Q16. The police arrested the suspect. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: The suspect was arrested by the police.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the simple past tense.
Q17. The students are doing their homework. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: Their homework is being done by the students.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the continuous tense.
Q18. The researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: A groundbreaking discovery has been made by the researchers.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the present perfect tense.
Q19. The manager will sign the contract tomorrow. Change this into passive voice.
Answer: The contract will be signed by the manager tomorrow.
Explanation: Option A correctly changes the sentence to passive voice, maintaining the future tense.
Q20. The package __________ by the courier service yesterday, but it hasn't arrived yet.
Answer: was sent
Explanation: 'was sent' is correct because it uses the simple past tense to indicate a completed action. 'is sent' fails because it incorrectly uses the simple present tense for a past action.
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