—Is John coming by train?

—He should, but he　　  not. He likes driving his car.

    A. must　　　　  B. can　　　　 C. need　　　　　　  D. may

I didn't hear the phone. I 　　  asleep.

    A. must be　　    B. must have been　　 C. should be　　　　 D. should have been

He could have come to help us, but　　 

    A. he didn't　　  B. he hasn't　　    C. he hadn't　　　　   D. he can't

You are late. You　　　　   here earlier.

A. should come　　　　　　　　　　    B. ought to come

C. should have come　　　　　　　　   D. shouldn't have come

—Can you tell me where Jack is?

—He　　 his homework upstairs

   A. might have done　　　　　　　　 B. must have done

   C. must be doing　　　　　　　　   D. must do

I know our teachers are at work. Believe me, I 　　  make any noise.

   A. shouldn't　　  B. won't　　　　　　 C. may not　　　　  D. shan't

—　　 we finish all the exercises in class?

—Yes, you 　　 

   A. Shall; will　　  B. Need; can　　    C. Can; might　　    D. Must; must

—　　  I stop here, sir?

—No. Go on to the next paragraph, please.

   A. Will　　    B. May　　　　 C. Would　　　　  D. Ought

Don't be worried. The news　　  be true.

   A. may not　　    B. mustn't　　　　  C. needn't　　　　  D. shan't

I talked for a long time and in the end I 　　  make her believe me.

   A. could　　　　   B. can　　　　    C. must　　　　　　  D. was able to