Relative pronouns пример. Who, where, why, which. Помагите

1.
1) Did we receive this letter from the Continental Equipment last week? (общий)
2) What did we receive  from the Continental Equipment last week? (специальный)
3) Did we receive the letter from the Continental Equipment or the package? (альтернативный)
4) We received this letter from the Continental Equipment last week, didn't we? (разделительный)
2.
1) Does he usually drink coffee for breakfast? (общий)
2) What does he usually drink for breakfast? (спец.)
3) Does he usually drink coffee for breakfast or for dinner? (альтернативный)
4) Нe usually drinkы coffee for breakfast, doesn't he? (разделительный)

3.
1) Will they go to the mountains next summer ? (общий)
2) Where will they go next summer? (спец.)
3) Will they go to the mountains next summer or this summer? (альтернативн.)
4) They go to the mountains next summer, won't they? (разделительный)

4.
1) Are they  discussing the terms of delivery? (общий)
2)What are they  discussing? (специальный)
3) Are they  discussing the terms of delivery or are they just arguing? (альтернативный)
4) They are discussing the terms of delivery, anre't they? (раздел)

Customs (существительное во множ. числе) need not be made by governments, and they need not be written down. We learn how we should behave in society through the instruction of family and teachers, the advice (существительное совет-советы - всегда в ед. числе) of friends, and our own experiences. Sometimes, we can break these rules and do not suffer (отрицание в Present Simple - do потому что подлежащее во мн. числе) any penalty. But if we continually break the rules, or break a very important one, other members of society may criticize us, act violently toward us or refuse to have anything to do with us. The ways in which people talk, eat and drink, work and relax together are usually guided by many such informal rules which have very little to do with laws created (III форма глагола - причастие времени) by governments.
1) Who needs not be made by governments, and they need
not be written down?
2) We learn how we should behave in society through the
instruction of family and teachers, the advice of friends, and our own
experiences, don't we?
3) Can we break these rules and do not suffer any penalty?
4) May other members of society criticize us, act violently toward us or refuse to
have anything to do with us?