Answer: B) Did he.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Inverted order.
Answer: A) Never have I seen.
Answer: B) Do we see.
Answer: D) Must you enter.
Answer: A) Had we?
Answer: A) Did he realize.
Answer: C) Can it.
Answer: B) Can he.
Answer: A) Neither do I.
Answer: D) Neither do I.
Answer: B) Normal Order.
Answer: D) Despite Jack's optimism, he cannot bear to learn the truth.
Answer: B) Little did.
Answer: B) Have there been.
Answer: D) But for its abrupt ending, the film would be perfect.
Answer: A) Across the river, the bridge spanned.
Answer: D) Not since she was.
Answer: D) Did he know.
Answer: D) Was the first bridge built.
Answer: B) Does he play.
Answer: A) Are they?
Answer: A) Hangs
Answer: C) Will you find such nice people.
Answer: C) Had we known.
Answer: D) Is the climate suitable.
Answer: A) Loudly the dog barked.
Answer: A) Did she help.
Answer: A) Never had they expected her to.
Answer: B) Was there.
Answer: A) Under no circumstances did I see that movie.
Answer: C) Rarely
Answer: C) Little did I know.
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Inverted
Answer: A) A
Answer: D) The car stopped and out walked she.
Answer: A) Let's join a programme that helps the elderly.
Answer: B) Don't they.
Answer: D) Should you open.
Answer: A) Rarely do we see such a beautiful sunrise.
Answer: C) Do we see.
Answer: B) Have I seen.
Answer: A) Did I think.
Answer: A) Nowhere could I find a public bathroom.
Answer: C) Neither was I.
Answer: B) Aren't I?
Answer: B) Rarely will you find such dedication.
Answer: A) Neither is she.
Answer: B) Rarely do I eat fast food.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: B) Will you see.
Answer: D) Little did she play basketball.
Answer: A) Are you.
Answer: D) On the table was all the money we had lost.
Answer: B) Will there.
Answer: C) In no way did this change.
Answer: A) It triggers subject-auxiliary inversion, giving the clause a marked, emphatic tone.
Answer: A) Brightly shone the moon.
Answer: C) Did he look.