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Modals of Possibility MCQs


Modals of Possibility MCQsVersión en línea Modal certainty practice por Kitkat BARARK 1 Q1. Choose the grammatically correct sentence. a D) She might being at the library. b C) She might is at the library. c B) She might to be at the library. d A) She might be at the library. 2 Q2. Which sentence is correctly formed? a B) He must know the answer. b C) He must knows the answer. c D) He must to know the answer. d A) He musts know the answer. 3 Q3. Identify the correctly formed negative near‑certainty sentence. a C) That can’t be true. b A) That cannot to be true. c D) That isn’t can be true. d B) That don’t can be true. 4 Q4. Complete the sentence: “Traffic is light, so we ______ on time.” a C) ought to arriving b A) ought arrive c B) ought to arrived d D) ought to arrive 5 Q5. “Look at his desk lamp — he ______ still working at this hour.” a B) must being b A) must be c D) musts be d C) must to be 6 Q6. “She might be in a meeting.” How certain is the speaker? a D) Completely impossible b B) Weakly possible (about 30–50%) c A) Almost 100% certain d C) Strongly certain (about 70–90%) 7 Q7. “Traffic is heavy. We ought to arrive late.” What does the speaker mean? a D) The speaker thinks it is impossible. b B) The speaker is 100% certain. c A) The speaker is guessing with no reason. d C) The speaker expects this based on logic or evidence. 8 Q8. “His office light is on. He must still be working.” Why does the speaker use must? a C) The speaker is making a weak guess. b D) The speaker is making a near‑certain deduction from evidence. c B) The speaker is issuing an order. d A) The speaker is asking permission. 9 Q9. “That can’t be Mr Tan; he is in Siem Reap.” What does the speaker believe? a B) It is definitely Mr Tan. b C) It is possibly Mr Tan. c D) The speaker is unsure. d A) It is almost certainly NOT Mr Tan. 10 Q10. Which modal expresses the WEAKEST level of certainty? a C) should b D) ought to c B) might d A) must 11 Q11. It is 9:01 AM. The lecture started at 9:00 and the door is shut. The students ______ in class already. a A) might be b C) must be c D) ought to begin d B) can’t be 12 Q12. “I’m not sure where Sophea is. She ______ at the canteen, or she ______ at the library.” Which pair fits best? a A) must be / must be b D) might be / could be c B) can’t be / can’t be d C) should be / ought to be 13 Q13. The bus normally takes 20 minutes. We left 25 minutes ago. We ______ arrive any minute now. a A) should b B) can’t c D) must not d C) might 14 Q14. The shop is closed on Sundays, and today is Sunday. Dara ______ shopping there now. a C) might be b B) can’t be c A) must be d D) should be 15 Q15. Bopha hasn’t slept for 24 hours and looks exhausted. Which sentence best captures the speaker’s reasoning? a B) She can’t be tired. b A) She might be tired. c C) She must be tired. d D) She ought to be tired tomorrow. 16 Q16. A student writes: “It must rain tomorrow.” Why is this incorrect for modals of possibility? a D) “Must” requires present evidence for a near‑certain conclusion, not a weak future guess. b B) “Must” is ungrammatical in all contexts. c A) “Must” cannot be used with the future at all. d C) “Must” can only appear in questions. 17 Q17. Which statement about the negative form of near certainty is correct? a B) “Mustn’t” is the standard negative of deductive must. b D) Negative near certainty does not exist in English. c A) “Can’t” is the usual negative for near certainty, not “must not”. d C) “Don’t must” is the correct form. 18 Q18. In the sentence “Students must submit assignments by Friday”, “must” expresses: a C) A weak guess. b B) Obligation, not possibility. c A) Possibility / deduction. d D) Past ability. 19 Q19. Which pair of modals occupies roughly the SAME position on the certainty ladder? a C) should and ought to b B) can’t and could c A) might and must d D) may and must 20 Q20. Which best summarises the function of modals of possibility in academic English? a C) They are restricted to casual conversation. b D) They allow the speaker to grade confidence without repeating “I think” c B) They mark the past tense of regular verbs. d A) They replace the main verb to shorten sentences.

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Q1. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

Q2. Which sentence is correctly formed?

Q3. Identify the correctly formed negative near‑certainty sentence.

Q4. Complete the sentence: “Traffic is light, so we ______ on time.”

Q5. “Look at his desk lamp — he ______ still working at this hour.”

Q6. “She might be in a meeting.” How certain is the speaker?

Q7. “Traffic is heavy. We ought to arrive late.” What does the speaker mean?

Q8. “His office light is on. He must still be working.” Why does the speaker use must?

Q9. “That can’t be Mr Tan; he is in Siem Reap.” What does the speaker believe?

Q10. Which modal expresses the WEAKEST level of certainty?

Q11. It is 9:01 AM. The lecture started at 9:00 and the door is shut. The students ______ in class already.

Q12. “I’m not sure where Sophea is. She at the canteen, or she at the library.” Which pair fits best?

Q13. The bus normally takes 20 minutes. We left 25 minutes ago. We ______ arrive any minute now.

Q14. The shop is closed on Sundays, and today is Sunday. Dara ______ shopping there now.

Q15. Bopha hasn’t slept for 24 hours and looks exhausted. Which sentence best captures the speaker’s reasoning?

Q16. A student writes: “It must rain tomorrow.” Why is this incorrect for modals of possibility?

Q17. Which statement about the negative form of near certainty is correct?

Q18. In the sentence “Students must submit assignments by Friday”, “must” expresses:

Q19. Which pair of modals occupies roughly the SAME position on the certainty ladder?

Q20. Which best summarises the function of modals of possibility in academic English?

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Q1. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

Q2. Which sentence is correctly formed?

Q3. Identify the correctly formed negative near‑certainty sentence.

Q4. Complete the sentence: “Traffic is light, so we ______ on time.”

Q5. “Look at his desk lamp — he ______ still working at this hour.”

Q6. “She might be in a meeting.” How certain is the speaker?

Q7. “Traffic is heavy. We ought to arrive late.” What does the speaker mean?

Q8. “His office light is on. He must still be working.” Why does the speaker use must?

Q9. “That can’t be Mr Tan; he is in Siem Reap.” What does the speaker believe?

Q10. Which modal expresses the WEAKEST level of certainty?

Q11. It is 9:01 AM. The lecture started at 9:00 and the door is shut. The students ______ in class already.

Q12. “I’m not sure where Sophea is. She ______ at the canteen, or she ______ at the library.” Which pair fits best?

Q13. The bus normally takes 20 minutes. We left 25 minutes ago. We ______ arrive any minute now.

Q14. The shop is closed on Sundays, and today is Sunday. Dara ______ shopping there now.

Q15. Bopha hasn’t slept for 24 hours and looks exhausted. Which sentence best captures the speaker’s reasoning?

Q16. A student writes: “It must rain tomorrow.” Why is this incorrect for modals of possibility?

Q17. Which statement about the negative form of near certainty is correct?

Q18. In the sentence “Students must submit assignments by Friday”, “must” expresses:

Q19. Which pair of modals occupies roughly the SAME position on the certainty ladder?

Q20. Which best summarises the function of modals of possibility in academic English?

Q12. “I’m not sure where Sophea is. She at the canteen, or she at the library.” Which pair fits best?