Monster Birds: Passive Voice Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Monster Birds: Passive Voice QuizOnline version Reorder phrases into passive voice by Jose luis Nieves 1 Reorder to passive: Argentavis / a member of / an extinct group of predatory birds / understandably called the teratorns. a An extinct group of predatory birds was understandably called the teratorns, Argentavis was a member of it. b Argentavis understoodly called the teratorns were a member of an extinct predatory birds group. c Argentavis was a member of an extinct group of predatory birds understandably called the teratorns. 2 Reorder to passive: They / relate to / storks and New World vultures such as turkey vultures and condors. a Storks and New World vultures such as turkey vultures and condors relate to them. b Storks and New World vultures such as turkey vultures and condors related to them. c They are related to storks and New World vultures such as turkey vultures and condors. 3 Reorder to passive: Argentavis / dwarfed / even the massive Andean condor. a Even the massive Andean condor was dwarfed by Argentavis. b Argentavis dwarfed even the massive Andean condor. c Even the massive Andean condor dwarfs Argentavis. 4 Reorder to passive: It / has puzzled over / palaeontologists / how it flew. a How it flew has puzzled palaeontologists. b How it flew have puzzled palaeontologists. c Palaeontologists have puzzled over how it flew. 5 Reorder to passive: In the picture below, / its silhouette / is placed / next to a bald eagle for scale. a In the picture below, its silhouette is placed next to a bald eagle for scale. b A bald eagle is placed next to its silhouette for scale in the picture below. c In the picture below, a silhouette of it is placed next to a bald eagle for scale. 6 Reorder to passive: The heaviest living flier, the Great Kori Bustard, / is / over three times lighter than Argentavis. a Over three times lighter than Argentavis is the Great Kori Bustard, the heaviest living flier. b The heaviest living flier, the Great Kori Bustard, is over three times lighter than Argentavis. c The heaviest living flier, the Great Kori Bustard, has been over three times lighter than Argentavis. 7 Reorder to passive: It / was / how it flew / that palaeontologists have puzzled over. a That palaeontologists have puzzled over how it flew is how. b How it flew is what palaeontologists have puzzled over. c Palaeontologists have puzzled over how it flew is that. 8 Reorder to passive: Great Kori Bustard / is / over three times lighter / than Argentavis. a The Great Kori Bustard has been lighter over three times Argentavis. b The Great Kori Bustard is over three times lighter than Argentavis. c Over three times lighter than Argentavis is the Great Kori Bustard. 9 Reorder to passive: It / is / how it flew / that palaeontologists / puzzled over. a Palaeontologists puzzled over how it flew is what. b How it flew is what palaeontologists puzzled over. c It puzzled over how it flew palaeontologists how. 10 Reorder to passive: Taxing like a airplane / they / do / to take off / to lift its bulk? a To take off, its bulk is lifted by taxiing like an airplane. b To taxi like an airplane, its bulk takes off by lifting. c They taxi like an airplane to lift its bulk off the ground.

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Monster Birds: Passive Voice Quiz

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Monster Birds: Passive Voice QuizOnline version

by Jose luis Nieves

Reorder to passive: Argentavis / a member of / an extinct group of predatory birds / understandably called the teratorns.

Reorder to passive: They / relate to / storks and New World vultures such as turkey vultures and condors.

Reorder to passive: Argentavis / dwarfed / even the massive Andean condor.

Reorder to passive: It / has puzzled over / palaeontologists / how it flew.

Reorder to passive: In the picture below, / its silhouette / is placed / next to a bald eagle for scale.

Reorder to passive: The heaviest living flier, the Great Kori Bustard, / is / over three times lighter than Argentavis.

Reorder to passive: It / was / how it flew / that palaeontologists have puzzled over.

Reorder to passive: Great Kori Bustard / is / over three times lighter / than Argentavis.

Reorder to passive: It / is / how it flew / that palaeontologists / puzzled over.

Reorder to passive: Taxing like a airplane / they / do / to take off / to lift its bulk?