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    If you keep quiet and read your book,child,you__________

    have my promise__________I will buy you a box of chocolates.?

    A.are going to;that                             B.shall;that?

    C.will;which                                      D.are to;which?

    B?


    解析:

    本题考查情态动词和名词性从句。shall用于第二、三人称表允诺、命令、警告、强制等；that用来引导同位语从句。?

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