Question

arrange the pieces to emphasize whom/what the action was done to. do not change the meaning or tense.
shoyo hinata hummed some songs to a baby panda.
your answer
tiles: shoyo hinata, hummed, some songs, to, a baby panda.
word menu: was are is will be were by

Explanation:

To form the passive voice sentence, we need to structure it as "Object + be verb (past tense) + past participle + by + Subject". The original active sentence is "Shoyo Hinata hummed some songs to a baby panda". Converting to passive, the object "some songs" becomes the subject, the be verb "were" (since "songs" is plural) and past participle "hummed", then "to a baby panda" and "by Shoyo Hinata". Wait, but looking at the word menu, the be verbs available are was, are, is, will be, were, by. Wait, "some songs" is plural, so "were" is correct. Wait, but the given words in the tiles: Shoyo Hinata, hummed, some songs, to, a baby panda. And the word menu has "were", "by". So the correct passive sentence is "Some songs were hummed to a baby panda by Shoyo Hinata." Wait, but let's check the tiles. The tiles are: Shoyo Hinata, hummed, some songs, to, a baby panda. And the word menu has "were", "by". So arranging: Some songs (subject) + were (be verb) + hummed (past participle) + to a baby panda (prepositional phrase) + by Shoyo Hinata (agent). Wait, but the tiles given are Shoyo Hinata, hummed, some songs, to, a baby panda. So we need to use those tiles and the word menu words (were, by). So the correct arrangement is: Some songs were hummed to a baby panda by Shoyo Hinata. Wait, but let's check the original active sentence: "Shoyo Hinata hummed some songs to a baby panda." Passive voice: "Some songs were hummed to a baby panda by Shoyo Hinata." So the tiles are: Shoyo Hinata, hummed, some songs, to, a baby panda. And we add "were" and "by" from the word menu. So the sentence is: Some songs were hummed to a baby panda by Shoyo Hinata.

Answer:

Some songs were hummed to a baby panda by Shoyo Hinata.