Marginal Modal Auxiliaries

Which type of sentence do we not commonly use the word 'dare' in?
1. questions
2. negative sentences
3. positive sentences
'Dare' + not, without do, is commonly used in ... .
1. British English, especially formal register
2. British English, especially informal register
3. American English, especially formal register
4. American English, especially informal register
Which of the following combinations of negative sentences are grammatically correct?
(Note: Mark the answer that displays the most correct forms.)
1. He doesn't dare go home.
  He daren't go home.
2. He doesn't dare go home.
  He doesn't dare to go home.
  He daren't go home.
3. He daren't go home.
  He doesn't dare to go home.
4. He doesn't dare go home.
  He doesn't dare to go home.
Do we commonly use 'dare' without 'do' in interrogative sentences?
1. Yes.
2. No.
Does the verb 'dare' also mean 'challenge'?
1. Yes.
2. No.