"Does" is used with singular and before a verb in questions and negative statements. Hence, "doesn't" is correct answer.

In continuous tenses (1st form of verb + ing) either "was" or "were" is used. As it (she) is singular so "was" is correct option.

As it is present indefinite tense (first form of verb-like)  either "do" or "does" is used. And with singular (dog) "does" is used. Hence, does is the correct answer.

Clearly the sentence is in future (tonight). So "will" is the correct option.

"A pair" is considered as singular. "Pairs" as plural. Hence, "is" is the correct answer.

With continuous tense (1st form of verb+ing) is/am/are/was/were is used. As "does" shows the present tense so the options left are-is/am/are. But "claim" is taken as singular so the correct answer is "is".

"Foods" is considered as plural. Hence, the correct answer is "are". dummy

As 1st form of verb is used "do","does" or "did" will be used to ask a question. Because the subject (Renu) is singular "does" is the correct answer.

As the 3rd form of the verb (rung) is used and with a singular subject (anybody) "has" will be used.

As 3rd form of verb is used (heard) which means it is a perfect tense has/have/had will be used. If you go through the options then "had" is not there and as the subject is "you" "has" cannot be used. Hence, "have" is the correct answer.

As it is continuous tense (1st form of verb + ing) is/am/are will be used. But with "I" "am" is used.

As the main verb here is "continue", but not "seeing". "Seeing": is a type of verb known as a gerund. A gerund is an - ing word that acts as a noun. So with the 1st form of the verb (continue) "Did" is used to ask question.

As the sentence indicates past tense ("last year) so  "did" is used before a verb (except be, can, may, ought, shall, will) in questions and negative statements. Hence, "did" is the correct answer.

As the 1st form of the verb is used (grow) do/does/did will be used. If you go through the options "did" is not there and "flowers" is plural. Hence, "do" is the correct answer.

As "she" has already told, so the answer will be in the past tense and with 3rd form of verb (told) "had" is used. Hence, "had" is the correct answer.