The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "rewrite the sentence as a question." When revising an active sentence into a passive sentence, then you have to revise the structure of the verb, move the actor to the subject position, move the receiver to thepredicate.
The correct answer is rewrite the sentence as a question.
The difference between an active and a passive sentence is that in the active one, the subject is performing an action, and in the passive one, it is receiving a particular action. So this means that you need to move the actor and the receiver to their new respective positions, but also completely revise the structure of the verb into a passive one.
For example:
John is writing a letter. (active)
A letter is being written by John. (passive)
What we do not need to do is create a question - a question can still be either active or passive, so that wouldn't change anything.
Assuming from general knowledge, charity work is beneficial to everyone involved and has a positive effect on the community.
Of all the given words, venerated is the only one that means respect or praise... charity work is respected and often praised, so the only logical option. Good luck!
