You touch the chemical.or you get burnt．( )A．may not, willB．mustn't, willC．may not, wouldD．shouldn't, should 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

8．You ______ touch the chemical，or you ______ get burnt．（　　）

	A．	may not； will		B．	mustn't； will
	C．	may not； would		D．	shouldn't； should

分析你一定不要触碰这种化学药品，否则你会被烧伤．

解答答案：B．根据touch the chemical表示"触碰这种化学药品"，get burnt表示"被烧伤"可知第一个空用mustn't表示"禁止，一定不要"，第二个空用will表示"将会"．所以选择B．其他选项中的情态动词中may not表示"可能不"；shouldn't表示"不应该"．

点评考查情态动词的用法．
must是情态动词，没有人称或数的变化，后接动词原形，其主要用法如下：
1．表示义务或必要性，意思是"应该、必须"，通常用于肯定句及疑问句．如：
You must go to bed now．你现在必须睡觉了．
Must I start at once？我必须立刻出发吗？
2．must的否定式是must not/mustn't，意思是"不应该、禁止"，语气较强烈．如：
You must not smoke here．你不许在这里吸烟．
We mustn't be late again．我们不应该再迟到了．
3．由must引出的一般疑问句，肯定回答用must，否定回答用needn't，don't need to或don't have to均可，但不用mustn't，因为mustn't表示"不许、禁止"的意思，与问句的原意不符

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