Answer:

In which state is Kanada spoken?

To change the given sentence from passive voice to active voice, we need to identify the subject and the object in the passive sentence and rearrange them in the active sentence.

The passive sentence "Kanada is spoken in this state" consists of the subject "Kanada" and the verb "is spoken" in the passive voice. The object is "this state."

Identifying the subject and object:

Subject: Kanada
Verb: is spoken
Object: this state

Revising the sentence in active voice:

To convert the sentence to active voice, we need to make the subject the doer of the action (verb) and the object the receiver of the action.

Subject (doer): Identify the state where Kanada is spoken
Verb (action): is
Object (receiver): Kanada

Rearranging the sentence:

This state is where Kanada is spoken.

Explanation:

The active voice sentence "This state is where Kanada is spoken" is now in the correct word order where the subject (doer) comes before the verb (action) and the object (receiver) comes after the verb. The subject "This state" is now the doer of the action "is spoken," and the object "Kanada" is the receiver of the action.

Summary:

To change the sentence "Kanada is spoken in this state" from passive voice to active voice, we rearranged the subject and object to form the sentence "This state is where Kanada is spoken" in active voice.