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Modals of Possibility MCQs

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Modal certainty practice

by Kitkat BARARK
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Q1. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

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Q2. Which sentence is correctly formed?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Q10. Which modal expresses the WEAKEST level of certainty?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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