Correct option is C
The correct option is (c)
Let the text be read and questions answered.
Imperative sentences in passive voice typically use the structure
Let + object + be + past participle (V3). The original has two coordinated imperatives (“read… and answer…”), so both verbs are put into passive form; the second “be” can be ellipted in good usage:
“…be read and questions (be) answered.”
Why the other options are incorrect:
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(a) “has been read / have been answered” → present perfect passive; changes tense and meaning (not an instruction).
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(b) “is read / will be answered” → mixes simple present passive and simple future passive; not an imperative form.
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(d) “was read / were answered” → simple past passive; reports a completed action, not a command/request.
Grammatical Rule (English):
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Imperative → Passive: Use
Let + object + be + V3. For negative imperatives:
Let not / Don’t let + object + be + V3 (e.g.,
Don’t let the door be left open).
· When coordinating two imperatives, convert each verb to
be + V3; the second
be may be omitted in concise style:
Let the text be read and questions (be) answered.
व्याकरण नियम (Hindi):
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आदेशवाचक (Imperative) वाक्य का कर्मवाच्य (Passive): ढांचा—
Let + object + be + V3। नकारात्मक रूप:
Let not / Don’t let + object + be + V3।
· जब दो आदेश जुड़े हों, दोनों क्रियाओं को
be + V3 में बदला जाता है; संक्षेप में दूसरी बार
be छूट सकता है:
Let the text be read and questions (be) answered.
