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His behaviour surprised me.

I was surprised for his behaviour.
I was surprised at his behaviour.
I was surprised with his behaviour.
I was surprised on his behaviour.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Note: We use "at" preposition with word "surprised"

Similar Questions :

1. He had written a poem.

A poem has written by him.
A poem had written by him.
A poem had been written by him.
A poem has been written by him.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Note :- Rule to make active voice of Past Perfect Tense :

Passive subject + had + been + third form of verb + by + passive object

2. There is nothing to do.

There was nothing to be done.
There is nothing to be done.
There is nothing to done.
There is no thing to do.

Answer: Option B

3. Help the poor.

The poor should helped.
We should help poor.
Let the poor be helped.
The poor should be helped.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

If there is sense of advice in an Imperative sentence then Passive voice will be as:

Passive subject + should be + third form of verb.

4. I do not teach her.

She is not taught by me.
She was not taught by me.
She not taught by me.
She is not taught by i.
She is taught by me.

Answer: Option A

5. Sit down.

You are requested to sit down.
You are ordered to site down.
You are told to sit down.
No change.

Answer: Option B

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