Double Passives Practice Test — Intermediate

All 45 questions with answers

Pick an answer for each question to see if you are right, with the explanation. Submit when you are done; you can submit before answering them all.

1. Q1Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

2. Q2Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

3. Q3Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

4. Q4Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

5. Q5Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

6. Q6Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

7. Q7Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

8. Q8Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

9. Q9Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

   AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

   Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

   Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

10. Q10Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

11. Q11Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

12. Q12Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

13. Q13Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

14. Q14Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

15. Q15Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

16. Q16Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

17. Q17Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

18. Q18Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

19. Q19Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

20. Q20Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

21. Q21Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

22. Q22Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

23. Q23Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

24. Q24Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

25. Q25Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

26. Q26Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

27. Q27Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

28. Q28Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

29. Q29Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

30. Q30Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

31. Q31Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

32. Q32Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

33. Q33Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

34. Q34Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

35. Q35Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

36. Q36Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

37. Q37Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

38. Q38Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

39. Q39Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

40. Q40Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

41. Q41Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is reported to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is reporting to have been destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was reported being destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is reported to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

42. Q42Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is believing to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is believed being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was believing to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is believed to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

43. Q43Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is alleged being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was alleging to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is alleged to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

44. Q44Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is understood being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was understanding to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is understood to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.

45. Q45Select the correct reporting passive structure for a past completed action:

    AThe missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit. BThe missing document is thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit. CThe missing document is thought being destroyed prior to the audit. DThe missing document was thinking to be destroyed prior to the audit.

    Answer: A. The missing document is thought to have been destroyed prior to the audit.

    Reporting passives for past completed events use 'is/are + past participle + to have been + past participle'.