(1) There was a plume of smoke that wafted out of the science room. (2) Gabe had been haunted by his unfinished chemistry assignment. (3) He was trying to complete it now. (4) The mixture of the chemicals caused an eruption of smoke that filled the air.
(5) Luckily, no liquid spilled out of the Erlenmeyer flask. (6) Gabe wiped the back of his hand across his forehead in a sign of relief.
(7) There would have not been a good explanation for a hole on the floor if that had happened. (8) He looked over the worksheet again
even though everything appeared to be in another language. (9) Once again, the goggles were placed over his eyes, and he began to
work
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How can sentence 4 be changed from active voice to passive voice?
OA.
A chemical mixture caused an eruption of smoke that filled the air
ОВ.
An eruption of smoke that filled the air was caused by the mixture of chemicals.
OC
The mixture of the chemicals caused an eruption of smoke and filled the air.
OD
Filling the air, the mixture of chemicals caused an eruption of smoke.
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