Passive Voice Final Test
B1-C1 Level
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The test includes 30 questions across different formats: gap-fill, transformation, and error correction. You will need to choose the correct tense, form negatives and questions, decide when to include or omit the agent, and handle advanced structures like "It is believed that..." and "have something done." A score of 80% or higher (24 out of 30) indicates solid mastery. This test is suitable for B1-C1 learners and mirrors the types of passive voice questions found in Cambridge B2 First and C1 Advanced exams, as well as IELTS Academic writing tasks. Take this test after completing the individual tense exercises and mixed practice to identify any remaining weak areas.
Quick Rule
All passive forms: simple, continuous, perfect, modal, and special structures
- 1.The museum is visited by thousands of tourists every year.
- 2.The documents had been shredded before the investigation.
- 3.This medicine must not be taken on an empty stomach.
- 4.It is expected that the new law will be approved.
- 5.She had her phone screen replaced at the repair shop.
All 30 questions
Transform each sentence to the passive voice. This test covers all tenses, modals, and special structures.
They make cars in Japan. (Cars...)
Cars
Someone found the keys. (The keys...)
The keys
They will open the new shop next week. (The new shop...)
The new shop
Mozart composed this symphony. (This symphony...)
This symphony
They don't allow smoking here. (Smoking...)
Smoking
They have repaired the bridge. (The bridge...)
The bridge
They are building a new hospital. (A new hospital...)
A new hospital
They were interviewing candidates all day. (Candidates...)
Candidates
Someone had already warned us. (We...)
We
You can see the mountains from here. (The mountains...)
The mountains
Did they send the letter? (Was the letter...)
Was the letter
When did they build this castle? (When was this castle...)
When was this castle
They gave her a prize. (She...)
She
Nobody has touched anything. (Nothing...)
Nothing
They must complete the work today. (The work...)
The work
They might have stolen the documents. (The documents...)
The documents
People say that he is very wealthy. (He...)
He
A professional cleaned my carpets. (I had...)
I had
They should have informed you earlier. (You...)
You
People believe that the company is expanding. (The company...)
The company
They lent him some money. (He...)
He
Nobody could have predicted this outcome. (This outcome...)
This outcome
They expect that the meeting will be cancelled. (It...)
It
Someone is fixing my laptop. (I'm getting...)
I'm getting
They had been watching us for hours. (We...)
We
They reported that the plane had crashed. (The plane...)
The plane
You need to fix this problem immediately. (This problem needs...)
This problem needs
They asked him a lot of questions. (He...)
He
People consider him to be the best player. (He...)
He
They will have completed the project by December. (The project...)
The project
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