Match the words in the columns and inake sentences using the past passive as in the example: The film ET paint Vincent van Gogh The Golden Gate Bridge build Lewis Carroll Radium direct Steven Spielberg Alice in Wonderland discover Joseph Baermann Strauss The Starry Night Mare and Pierre Curie The film ET was directed by Steven Spielberg,

The film ET was directed by Steven Spielberg.
The painting The Starry Night was painted by Vincent van Gogh.
The Golden Gate Bridge was built by Joseph Baermann Strauss.
The book Alice in Wonderland was discovered by Lewis Carroll.
Radium was discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie.

To match the words in the columns and make sentences using the past passive, we need to understand the meaning of each word and how it is related to an action.

In the example given, the word "directed" is related to the action of making a film. So, we match the film "ET" with the word "direct" and the name "Steven Spielberg" as the one who directed it. This creates the sentence, "The film ET was directed by Steven Spielberg."

Similarly, we need to match other words in the columns. For the painting "The Starry Night," we choose the word "paint" and the artist "Vincent van Gogh." This gives us the sentence, "The painting The Starry Night was painted by Vincent van Gogh."

For the Golden Gate Bridge, we choose the word "build" and the name "Joseph Baermann Strauss" who was the architect of the bridge. This results in the sentence, "The Golden Gate Bridge was built by Joseph Baermann Strauss."

Moving on to the book "Alice in Wonderland," we choose the word "discover" and the name "Lewis Carroll" who is the author of the book. This gives us the sentence, "The book Alice in Wonderland was discovered by Lewis Carroll."

Finally, we come to the word "radium" and the names "Pierre and Marie Curie." Radium is a chemical element discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie. So, the sentence becomes, "Radium was discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie."

By matching the words in the columns and understanding the actions associated with each word, we can create sentences using the past passive form.