Help Detective Paws complete his interrogation report about the stolen office pastry by choosing the correct verb for each question.

"First of all, do you like jelly donuts?"

"And were you in the breakroom at noon yesterday?"

"Tell me, is your colleague aware of your massive sweet tooth?"

"First of all, do you like jelly donuts?"

We use "do" as the auxiliary verb to ask Yes/No questions about present habits and preferences with main verbs like "like".

"And were you in the breakroom at noon yesterday?"

We use "were" (the past tense of "to be") with the pronoun "you" to ask about a location or state in the past.

"Tell me, is your colleague aware of your massive sweet tooth?"

We use "is" because "your colleague" is a singular third-person subject, and "aware" is an adjective (not a verb), so we need the "to be" verb.