Active voice differs from passive voice in that active voice:

A) places greater emphasis on the subject's concerns.
B) conveys ideas less vividly.
C) avoids finger-pointing.
D) subordinates an unpleasant thought.

Active voice places greater emphasis on the subject's concerns by making the subject the doer of the action, whereas passive voice makes the subject the receiver of the action. In active voice, the subject is more prominent and takes an active role in the sentence.