Form 4: Literary Classics & Future Simple Passive
Engage with literary classics while practicing the future simple passive voice. Test your ability to identify and create future simple passive constructions.
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Passage: 'Mary Shelley's Frankenstein explores theme of ambition and scientific ethics. Victor Frankenstein creates a living creature, but soon rejects it, causing tragic consequences.' What central theme is examined in Frankenstein?
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What happens after Victor Frankenstein rejects his creation?
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What main moral lesson can be drawn from Shelley's novel?
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In the text, what does the word 'rejects' mean?
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In the sentence 'rejects it, causing tragic consequences', what does 'it' refer to?
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What type of text is this passage?
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Choose the Future Simple Passive verb form: A new edition of the classic novel __________ (publish) next month.
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Fill in the blank with Future Simple Passive: The story __________ (adapt) into a major film next year.
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Convert to Future Simple Passive: 'The English teacher will review the essays.'
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Select the correct passive form: Literary prizes __________ (award) to student writers at the ceremony.
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Complete the sentence: Modern interpretations of the novel __________ (discuss) in class tomorrow.
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Which question is correctly structured in Future Simple Passive?