Passive Voice
Change to passive: People eat pizza all over the world.
Pizza is eaten all over the world.
Name this tense: She walks to school every day.
Answer: Simple Present
Repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words.
Answer: Alliteration
A daily record of personal thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
Answer: Diary
What is the past participle form of "buy"?
Bought
Change to passive: They built the house in 1890.
Answer: The house was built in 1890.
Name this tense: She is walking to school now.
Answer: Present Continuous
When words sound the same at the end.
Answer: Rhyme
The story of someone’s life written by someone else.
Answer: Biography
What is the past participle form of "catch"?
Caught
Change to passive: Someone has stolen my bike!
Answer: My bike has been stolen!
Name this tense: She didn't walk to school.
Answer: Simple Past
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
Answer: Personification
The story of someone’s life written by themselves.
Answer: Autobiography
What is the past participle form of "sing"?
Sung
True or false: Passive voice is only used in the past.
Answer: False. Passive voice can be used in different tenses.
Name this tense: She was walking to school when it started to rain.
Answer: Past Continuous
An extreme exaggeration.
Answer: Hyperbole
A narrative with characters, setting, and plot.
Answer: Story
What is the past participle form of "understand"?
Understood
What is the structure of the passive voice in present perfect?
Answer: has/have + been + past participle
Name this tense: She has walked to school many times.
Answer: Present Perfect
A word that imitates a sound.
Answer: Onomatopoeia
A piece of writing with rhythm and sometimes rhyme.
Answer: Poem
What is the past participle form of "bring"?
Brought