Modals: Necessity and Obligation Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses a modal of necessity?

• You might need to finish your homework before dinner.

• You have to finish your homework before dinner.

• You could finish your homework before dinner.

Choose the sentence that shows an obligation.

• You should try the new restaurant.

• You must wear a seatbelt in the car.

• You might want to check the weather before leaving.

Identify the sentence that expresses prohibition.

• You mustn't smoke in the hospital.

• You have to bring your own lunch.

• You should call your friend.

Which sentence uses a modal of necessity?

• You can borrow my book.

• You need to study for the exam.

• You might enjoy the movie.

Select the sentence that indicates an obligation.

• You mustn't talk during the test.

• You have to submit the report by Friday.

• You could visit the museum.

Which sentence correctly uses a modal of prohibition?

• You must finish your project.

• You mustn't enter the restricted area.

• You should read the instructions.

Choose the sentence that shows necessity.

• You can take a break now.

• You need to call your parents.

• You might want to join the club.

Identify the sentence that expresses an obligation.

• You mustn't forget your keys.

• You have to attend the meeting.

• You should try the new recipe.

Which sentence uses a modal of necessity?

• You can choose any dessert.

• You must complete the assignment.

• You might like the new song.

Select the sentence that indicates prohibition.

• You mustn't use your phone during class.

• You have to clean your room.

• You should visit your grandparents.