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6th graders: must and must-not

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6th graders: must and must-not

by tiera moa
1

Which sentence uses 'must' correctly for a school rule?

2

Which is a proper 'must not' rule?

3

Choose the sentence with 'must' to show obligation, not preference.

4

Which sentence expresses a strong rule using 'must not'?

5

Identify the correct 'must' use about homework.

6

Which sentence uses 'must not' to state a safety rule?

7

Choose the example with 'must' indicating a policy.

8

Which sentence shows a non-mandatory preference, not a rule?

9

Which statement correctly uses 'must' for a rule about devices at school?

10

Pick the proper 'must not' when handling chemicals in a lab.

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Correct: must shows a rule. The others either are not about rules or use negation wrongly.

Correct: must not prohibits a behavior. The other options either allow running or misplace the rule.

Correct: seatbelt is a safety rule (must). Others are not obligations.

Correct: touching a hot stove is dangerous; 'must not' forbids it.

Correct: submitting on time is an obligation. Others are not appropriate uses.

Correct: safety rules often use must not; swimming after eating is a common precaution.

Correct: raising hands is a classroom policy; others break etiquette or are wrong.

Correct: this example reads as a plan, not a rule; the other options are rules or obligations.

Correct: turning off phones is a rule; others are incorrect interpretations.

Correct: tasting chemicals is dangerous and must not. Others are unsafe or wrong.

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