5th Grade: Vocabulary and Grammar Quiz Unit 1

Which sentence correctly uses "must"?

• Students must to bring their books.

• Students must bringing their books.

• Students must bring their books.

• Students must brings their books.

What is the correct way to say someone doesn't need to do something?

• He don't have to do it.

• He hasn't to do it.

• He doesn't has to do it.

• He doesn't have to do it.

In the school library, students _____ be quiet.

• has to

• must

• having to

• musts

Which is NOT a correct use of "have to"?

• I have to finish my homework.

• She have to clean the board.

• We have to arrive on time.

• They have to study hard.

Students _____ run in the hallways.

• must

• have to

• mustn't

• doesn't have to

Which sentence shows the correct use of "doesn't have to"?

• She doesn't has to wear a uniform on Friday.

• She don't have to wear a uniform on Friday.

• She doesn't have to wear a uniform on Friday.

• She not have to wear a uniform on Friday.

What's the correct negative form of "must"?

• don't must

• not must

• mustn't

• must not to

Which sentence about school rules is correct?

• The students must to raise their hands.

• The students has to raise their hands.

• The students must raise their hands.

• The students having to raise their hands.

During lunch break, students _____ stay in the cafeteria.

• must

• mustn't

• have must

• has must

Which sentence uses "has to" correctly?

• John has to complete his project.

• John have to complete his project.

• John haves to complete his project.

• John having to complete his project.