The sentence "During spring break, the Copelands are visiting a handful of colleges in the Boston area" is in active voice.
Here's why:
1. In active voice, the subject performs the action. In this sentence, the subject is "the Copelands," and they are the ones performing the action of visiting the colleges.
2. The structure of the sentence follows the typical active voice pattern: subject (the Copelands) + verb (are visiting) + object (a handful of colleges).
Therefore, the sentence is in active voice as the subject (the Copelands) is actively engaging in the action of visiting the colleges.
