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The sentence belongs to the present indefinite tense. The noun is singular so the verb' want ' will take 's' after it.

With 1^st form of verb (think) do/does/did is used to ask question. "Does" is used with singular subject, but "you" being an exception  "Do" will be used. Hence, "Do" is the correct option.

"Done" is 3^rd form of verb. So has/have/had will be used. If you go through the options once, "had" is not an option. As the subject is plural (we) so "haven't" is the correct option.

With 1^st form of verb (take) either "do" or "does" will be used to ask the question as "did" is not present in any option. And with singular subject (it) "does" is used. Hence, "does" is correct option.

As "rung" is the 3^rd form of verb so "has/have/had" will be used. And with a plural subject (they) "haven't" will be used according to the options. Hence, " haven't" is the correct option.

"Did" is used with 1^st form of verb in questions and negative statements. Clearly "were" indicates past tense. So "Did" will be used as it is past indefinite tense (1^st form of verb - learn).

As it is continuous tense (1^st form of verb + ing) and "this evening" indicates present so with "you" "Are" is used. Hence, "Are" is the correct option.

As it is continuous tense (1^st form of verb + ing) and with "you" "Are" is used. Hence, "Are" is the correct option.

As it is continuous tense (1^st form of verb + ing) "Is/Are" will be used according to options. Break up the word everybody and think of it as every body is; body is a singular noun. You could say the same thing in a slightly different way: All bodies are; bodies is a plural noun. Hence, "IS" is the correct answer.

The Olympic Games are always taken in plural as there are several sporting events. Hence, "are" is the correct answer.

"Been" is used with "has/have/had". "Had" is not an option and with the plural subject "they" "have" will be used. Hence, "have" is the correct answer.

"Did" is used before a verb in questions and negative statements. As "yesterday" indicates past so "Did" is the correct answer.

As in the sentence "by the time" indicates "time in future" so with "she" (singular subject) "will" is used. Hence, "will" is the correct option.

The sentence is talking about yesterday (i.e. past). As the first form of the verb (come) is used so correct the answer is "Didn't" according to Past Indefinite Tense.