Answer: C) Are you allowed.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Have I seen.
Answer: A) HAD I.
Answer: B) Wasn't it.
Answer: C) Nor are we.
Answer: A) Should you be.
Answer: C) Little does Linda realize how important her final exam is.
Answer: A) Hasn't he.
Answer: D) Neither was I.
Answer: D) Is there.
Answer: D) Can you find.
Answer: C) Were we not so clever .
Answer: B) Had we used.
Answer: B) Little did she know that her life was about to change forever.
Answer: C) Little did he.
Answer: C) Didn't they.
Answer: D) Little did the Attorney General at all suspect.
Answer: A) Did she realize.
Answer: C) Does she visit.
Answer: B) Had I known.
Answer: B) Rarely do people question the role of social media.
Answer: A) Could one perceive.
Answer: A) The runaway skateboard rolled down the street.
Answer: D) Did he discover.
Answer: D) Nor was he.
Answer: B) Inverted Word Order.
Answer: B) Inverted Word order.
Answer: D) Questions, conditional sentences, and sentences beginning with negative adverbs or adverbial phrases.
Answer: D) Aren't I.
Answer: A) Won't it.
Answer: A) Over my head jumped the frog.
Answer: A) Dare he?
Answer: B) Rarely have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
Answer: A) Didn't he.
Answer: A) Isn't it?
Answer: A) Doesn't it.
Answer: C) Was it.
Answer: A) Nor do I.
Answer: D) Do you see.
Answer: A) Hardly
Answer: A) NO CHANGE.
Answer: B) Normal Order.
Answer: D) The correct tag should be 'can she?' or 'can't she?'.
Answer: A) Was it.
Answer: D) Was it.
Answer: D) Won't you.
Answer: C) By no means do I want.
Answer: B) Little did anyone suspect what was about to happen.
Answer: B) B
Answer: A) Do you.
Answer: A) Never in my life have I seen such a mess.
Answer: C) Is he?
Answer: A) Scarcely
Answer: A) Won't we.
Answer: A) He won't often go to work.
Answer: B) Neither did we.
Answer: A) Aren't I.
Answer: D) At no point during the show did the audience laugh.
Answer: A) On the table is the book.
Answer: B) Never have I.