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To solve this worksheet, we need to choose the correct helper verb: Do, Does, or Did.

Here is the simple rule to follow:
1. Past Tense: If the sentence talks about something that already happened (yesterday, last week, in the past), use Did.
2. Present Tense: If the sentence talks about now, habits, or general facts:
* Use Does if the subject is He, She, or It (singular).
* Use Do if the subject is I, You, We, They, or plural nouns (like "prisoners" or "people").

Let's go through each question step-by-step:

1. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
2. (Present tense) Subject: she. Rule: Use *Does*. -> Does
3. (Present tense) Subject: she. Rule: Use *Does*. -> Does
4. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
5. (Present tense) Subject: prisoners (plural/they). Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
6. (Past tense) Rule: Always use *Did* for past tense questions. -> Did
7. (Past tense) Rule: Always use *Did* for past tense questions. -> Did
8. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
9. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
10. (Past tense) Rule: Always use *Did* for past tense questions. -> Did
11. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
12. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
13. (Past tense) Rule: Always use *Did* for past tense questions. -> Did
14. (Present tense) Subject: people (plural/they). Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
15. (Present tense) Subject: the bible (singular/it). Rule: Use *Does*. -> Does
16. (Past tense) Rule: Always use *Did* for past tense questions. -> Did
17. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
18. (Present tense) Subject: you. Rule: Use *Do*. -> Do
19. (Present tense) Subject: God (singular/he). Rule: Use *Does*. -> Does

Final Answer:
1. Do
2. Does
3. Does
4. Do
5. Do
6. Did
7. Did
8. Do
9. Do
10. Did
11. Do
12. Do
13. Did
14. Do
15. Does
16. Did
17. Do
18. Do
19. Does