He gave me a wonderful present. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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He gave me a wonderful present.

A. I was given a wonderful present by him.

B. A wonderful present was given to me by him.

C. I am given a wonderful present by him.

D. A wonderful present has been given to me by him.

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Double object verb: one object becomes subject in passive; ‘I was given’ is correct here.

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Choose the correct active voice of: 'The match has been cancelled due to rain.'

A. They have cancelled the match due to rain.

B. They had cancelled the match due to rain.

C. They are cancelling the match due to rain.

D. They cancelled the match due to rain.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Present perfect passive 'has been cancelled' → active 'They have cancelled the match'.

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Choose the correct active voice of: 'The ball was thrown over the fence by the boy.'

A. The boy had thrown the ball over the fence.

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C. The boy threw the ball over the fence.

D. The boy was throwing the ball over the fence.

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Correct Answer: Option C

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Simple past passive 'was thrown' → active 'The boy threw the ball over the fence'.

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The judge found the accused guilty.

A. The accused was found guilty by the judge.

B. The accused has been found guilty by the judge.

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D. The accused is found guilty by the judge.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
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