Exercise
Form 1: Environmental Science & Present Simple Passive
Practice using the present simple passive voice within the context of environmental science topics. Read passages and identify or form correct present simple passive structures.
Questions
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Passage: 'Plastic waste breaks down into tiny fragments called microplastics. These particles pollute rivers and oceans, posing severe risks to marine animals who mistake them for food.' According to the passage, why are microplastics dangerous?
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Based on the environmental passage, what main hazard do marine animals face from microplastics?
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What can be inferred about global plastic waste management from the text?
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In the phrase 'These particles pollute rivers and oceans', what does 'These particles' refer to?
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What is the closest meaning of 'posing severe risks' as used in the passage?
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What is the primary purpose of the environmental reading passage?
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Choose the correct Present Simple Passive verb: Plastic waste __________ (collect) by sanitation workers every morning.
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Which passive form correctly completes the sentence? Thousands of plastic bottles __________ (recycle) at this plant daily.
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Convert to Present Simple Passive: 'Technicians install solar panels on roofs.'
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Complete with Present Simple Passive: The coastal ecosystem __________ (protect) by environmental laws.
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Select the proper passive form: A huge amount of garbage __________ (throw) into ocean waters annually.
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Which question is correctly written in the Present Simple Passive?