All Free English MCQs with Answers

3231. Convert into Passive Voice;"The thieves victimise the innocent commoners."

• A. The innocent commoners had been victimised by the thieves.
• B. The innocent commoners will be victimised by the thieves.
• C. The innocent commoners are victimised by the thieves.
• D. The innocent commoners were victimised by the thieves.

Explanation: This correctly uses the present tense in the passive voice, matching the original sentence's tense.

3232. Convert into Passive Voice;"The doctor advised me to give up sweets."

• A. To me give up sweets was advised by doctor.
• B. The doctor advised to give up sweets me.
• C. I was advised by the doctor to give up sweets.
• D. I was advised to give up eat sweets by the doctor.

Explanation: This correctly uses the passive voice and maintains the original meaning of the sentence.

3233. Convert into Passive Voice;"Deforestation has reduced rainfall in the tropical lands."

• A. Tropical lands have been reduced by rainfall.
• B. Rainfall has been reduced and caused deforestation.
• C. Reduced rainfall deforested.
• D. Rainfall has been reduced in the tropical lands due to deforestation.

Explanation: This correctly expresses that deforestation is the cause of the reduced rainfall in tropical lands, aligning with the original meaning.

3234. Convert into Passive Voice;"Jim would know next to nothing of the events.''

• A. Jim was being known next to nothing of the events.
• B. Next to nothing of the events would be known to Jim.
• C. Next to nothing of the events would be known by Jim.
• D. It was next to nothing to Jim of the events that he knew.

Explanation: This correctly uses the passive voice and matches the original sentence's meaning and structure.

3235. Convert into Passive Voice;"Wild animals live in the dense forest."

• A. In the dense forest lives the wild animals.
• B. In the dense forest lived the wild animals.
• C. In the dense forest is living the wild animals.
• D. The dense forest is inhabited by wild animals.

Explanation: This correctly transforms the sentence into passive voice while maintaining the present tense and meaning.

3236. Convert into Passive Voice;"We should not encourage indiscipline."

• A. Indiscipline should have not encourages by us.
• B. Indiscipline should not be encouraged by us.
• C. Indiscipline should not being encouraged.
• D. Indiscipline should not been encouraged.

Explanation: - This sentence is in the passive voice, indicating that the focus is on the action (encouraging) and its object (indiscipline), rather than the person performing the action (us).- The sentence conveys the same meaning as the original sentence, emphasizing the negative recommendation.

3237. Convert into Passive Voice;"They told us to walk on the right track."

• A. We were told to walk on the right track.
• B. We are told to walk on the right track.
• C. We are being told to walk on the right track.
• D. We were being told to walk on the right.

Explanation: - This sentence is in the passive voice, indicating that the focus is on the people (we) who received the instruction, rather than the people who gave the instruction (they).- The sentence conveys the same meaning as the original sentence, emphasizing the instruction given.

3238. Convert into Passive Voice;"The poet read his long poem himself."

• A. The long poem was read by the poet himself.
• B. The long poem read by the poet himself.
• C. The long poem had been read by the poet himself.
• D. The long poem is read by the poet himself.

Explanation: - This sentence is in the passive voice, indicating that the focus is on the poem (the subject) being read, rather than the person reading it (the poet).- The sentence conveys the same meaning as the original sentence, emphasizing the poem being read.

3239. Convert into Passive Voice;" A big crowd chased him and later the police arrested him."

• A. He was chased by a big crowd and later was arrested by the police.
• B. He was chased by a big crowd and later arrested by the police.
• C. He was chased by a big crowd and was later the police arrested him.
• D. He was chased by a big crowd and was later arrested by the police.

Explanation: - This sentence is in the passive voice, indicating that the focus is on the person (he) who was affected by the actions (chased and arrested).- The sentence conveys the same meaning as the original sentence, emphasizing the sequence of events.

3240. I was _ his brazenness as he was considered an obedient student.

• A. surprise
• B. surprised
• C. surprising
• D. surprises

Explanation: B is the correct option because This is the past participle form of the verb "surprise" used as an adjective. It correctly describes the speaker's reaction to the student's unexpected behavior.