1. A jewellery shop … last night.
A was broken B has been broken into C had been broken into

2. The flowers need … once a day.
A to being watering B to be watered C been watered

3. The building … by a French architect.
A will design B will be designed C will be designing

4. Lisa likes … flowers.
A being given B been given C to being given

5. The omelette was made … mushrooms and cheese.
A by B with C from

6. Life … on other planets yet.
A hasn’t been found B isn’t found C wasn’t found

1. A jewellery shop … last night.
A - was broken
B - has been broken into
C - had been broken into

The correct answer is C - had been broken into. This is because the sentence refers to an event that happened in the past, and "had been broken into" is the past perfect tense, indicating that the action of breaking into the shop occurred before the time being referred to.

2. The flowers need … once a day.
A - to being watering
B - to be watered
C - been watered

The correct answer is B - to be watered. This is because the sentence is talking about what the flowers require in terms of care and maintenance. "To be watered" is the infinitive form of the verb "water", which is used to express the purpose or necessity of performing the action.

3. The building … by a French architect.
A - will design
B - will be designed
C - will be designing

The correct answer is B - will be designed. This is because the sentence is referring to a future action of designing the building, and the passive voice is used to emphasize the focus on the building rather than the person doing the designing.

4. Lisa likes … flowers.
A - being given
B - been given
C - to being given

The correct answer is A - being given. This is because the sentence is talking about Lisa's preference for receiving flowers, and the present participle form "being given" is used to indicate that the flowers are the object of the action.

5. The omelette was made … mushrooms and cheese.
A - by
B - with
C - from

The correct answer is B - with. This is because the sentence is describing what ingredients were used in making the omelette. "With" is used to indicate the accompanying or additive ingredient.

6. Life … on other planets yet.
A - hasn’t been found
B - isn’t found
C - wasn’t found

The correct answer is A - hasn't been found. This is because the sentence is referring to the current status or lack of finding life on other planets. The present perfect tense "hasn't been found" is used to express an ongoing action that started in the past and continues into the present.