I know him well. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

I know him well.
A. He is well known by me.
B. He is well known to me.
C. He was well known to me.
D. He is known well by me.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Simple present: know → is known. Agent with ‘to’.

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Question #1
Select the correct passive voice of: 'The smell of fresh flowers pleased her.'
A. She is pleased by the smell of fresh flowers.
B. She was being pleased by the smell of fresh flowers.
C. She had been pleased by the smell of fresh flowers.
D. She was pleased by the smell of fresh flowers.

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
Simple past: Object + was/were + past participle + by + subject.

This question belongs to: English Active and Passive Voice
Question #2
Choose the correct active voice of: 'It is believed that he is honest.'
A. Both A and B.
B. He is believed to be honest.
C. People believe that he is honest.
D. They believe him honest.

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Both are acceptable active versions: 'People believe that he is honest' and 'He is believed to be honest' is still passive, not active. Option A is active. But question asks active of 'It is believed...'. Active: 'People believe that he is honest.' Option B is passive again. So I need to set correctly. I'll set option A as correct and B as another passive. I'll adjust options: a) People believe that he is honest. b) He is believed to be honest. c) People believes that he is honest. d) They believed him honest. Correct is A. So answer A.

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Question #3
I remember somebody giving me a chocolate on my birthday.
A. I am remembered to be given a chocolate on my birthday.
B. I remember somebody being given a chocolate on my birthday.
C. I remember to be given a chocolate on my birthday.
D. I remember being given a chocolate on my birthday.

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
Remember + object + gerund → remember + being + V3.

This question belongs to: English Active and Passive Voice