Who Did It Disappeared
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🫥 Write the same event in four ways. Turn two dials: sentence form (active or passive) and whether to name or hide one person. Whether you can answer “Who did it?” depends only on whether a person is named—not on active or passive voice. Even in passive voice, naming them keeps the answer; even in active voice, hiding them makes it disappear. 🔲 When you see all four boxes at once, the answerable ones split vertically, not horizontally. 📄 At the end, choose the apology that takes responsibility from three apologies containing “I’m sorry.”
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About this app
Who Did It Has Vanished is an interactive language-literacy lesson about how sentence form can hide responsibility. It lets you switch between active and passive sentences and between naming or omitting a person, then shows that the answer to “who did it?” depends on whether an actor is named, not on voice alone. A comparison grid and apology quiz reinforce how wording can either preserve or obscure responsibility.
Use cases
- Students learning active and passive voice
- Teachers introducing critical reading and accountability in language
- Readers practicing how to identify missing agents in sentences
- Teams discussing clear, responsible apologies
Features
- Two switches for active/passive sentence form and naming/erasing the actor
- Four versions of the same lost-baggage event
- Immediate feedback on whether the sentence identifies who acted
- Four-cell comparison grid showing the named-actor pattern
- Quiz comparing three apologies and identifying the one that names who did what
- Reset, retry, and sound controls