LE 4000 FINAL EXAM SAMPLE – SEM 2 1011 [ In the actual exam, 15 sentences will be given. There are only 10 here because of time constraint.] SECTION 1: Convert all of these sentences into the passive form. 1. Experts widely recognize Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) to be helpful, even indispensible, for making good decisions on what transport projects to fund. 2. Discussions at the Roundtable aimed to shed light on these conceptual problems. 3. Environmentalists often present Electric vehicles as a green solution to the transport problem by. 4. We can only use the electric car for less than 150 km long trips. 5. Industry believes that cars driven for at least 13 000 km per year represent about 10% of the market. 6. Using panel data from 150 countries over the 1981-2008 period, we find that social globalization positively affects both women’s economic and social rights. 7. This study indicates that consumers in Beijing are willing to pay 62% more for preservative-free Mooncakes compared to conventional ones. 8. Employment rates of those with lower educational levels and nonwhites exhibit more cyclical variation. 9. In many countries across the world, the combination of the rise of the internet and the global recession of 2008-2009 has seriously challenged the news industry and its capacity to hold power to account.
[In the actual exam, 15 sentences will be given. There are only
10 here because of time constraint.]
SECTION 1:
Convert all of these sentences into the passive form.1. Experts
widely recognize Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) to be helpful, even
indispensible, for making good decisions on what transport projects
to fund.2. Discussions at the Roundtable aimed to shed light on
these conceptual problems.3. Environmentalists often present
Electric vehicles as a green solution to the transport problem
by.4. We can only use the electric car for less than 150 km long
trips.5. Industry believes that cars driven for at least 13 000 km
per year represent about 10% of the market.6. Using panel data from
150 countries over the 1981-2008 period, we find that social
globalization positively affects both womens economic and social
rights.7. This study indicates that consumers in Beijing are
willing to pay 62% more for preservative-free Mooncakes compared to
conventional ones.8. Employment rates of those with lower
educational levels and nonwhites exhibit more cyclical variation.9.
In many countries across the world, the combination of the rise of
the internet and the global recession of 2008-2009 has seriously
challenged the news industry and its capacity to hold power to
account.10. The Standard newspaper, which published the lowest
proportion of articles (11.1%) in the year 2000, and the highest
proportion (26.3%) displayed the most impressive trend in 2003.
