Question 1: Identify one sentence from the passage that is in active voice and explain why.

Answer: Example: 'Spider-Man swings through the city' is active because the subject performs the action.

Question 2: Identify one sentence in passive voice from the passage and describe its focus.

Answer: Example: 'The villain's plan was devised by Doctor Octopus' emphasizes the action done to the villain's plan.

Question 3: What is the effect of using passive voice in the sentence about Doctor Octopus?

Answer: It emphasizes the action and the villain's plan rather than the doer.

Question 4: Convert the sentence 'Spider-Man swings through the city' into passive voice.

Answer: The city is swung through by Spider-Man.

Question 5: Create a sentence about a pop culture character in active voice and then rewrite it in passive voice.

Answer: Sample response: Active - 'Batman saves Gotham from villains.' Passive - 'Gotham is saved by Batman from villains.'

Question 6: Explain why a filmmaker might choose to use passive voice in a scene describing a villain's plan.

Answer: To emphasize the action or the villain's plan rather than who is performing the action.

Question 7: Identify the voice used in the sentence: 'The hero was celebrated by fans worldwide.'

Answer: b) Passive

Question 8: Why might authors or filmmakers switch between active and passive voice in their storytelling?

Answer: To highlight different elements of the story, such as actions or characters, and to control the narrative focus.

Question 9: Analyze the impact of using passive voice in the sentence: 'The storyline was influenced by various pop culture trends.'

Answer: Students should discuss how passive voice shifts focus onto the storyline and its influences rather than the agents involved.