Modals Of Advice Quiz 1 (60 MCQs)

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1. You ..... take vitamin pills if you eat enough fresh fruit and vegetables.
2. Choose the sentence that gives advice using a modal verb.
3. You ..... do your homework. If you do not do your homework, the teacher will give you a low mark.
4. Which sentence correctly uses a modal of advice?
5. I must / may leave now because I have a meeting
6. I had to clean my room on Saturday.
7. In which scenario would you use "had better" ?
8. I ..... buy a new phone, this one is still working fine.
9. You ..... bring your ID if you want to attend the meeting
10. My arm is really ..... from falling off my bike.
11. What is the more formal way to give advice using modals?
12. The advice from the health committee is that all people with symptoms ..... to the doctor.
13. A:She doesn't brush her hair.B:She .....
14. You ..... respond to phishing emails.
15. Which word goes in the space?You ..... ride a skateboard without a helmet.
16. A:My clothes are dirty.B:You .....
17. You ..... a work permit before you go.
18. Complete the sentence.You ..... do that!
19. Which modal verb is used for giving advice in a polite way?
20. Individuals and businesses ..... up their own security arrangements to complement the police presence.
21. A:My tooth hurts ..... ?
22. Differentiate between "should" and "ought to" in the following context: "You ..... apologize to your friend."
23. Which of the following sentences gives advice using a modal?
24. For strong advice, which modal is appropriate?
25. ..... we recycle more to help the environment?
26. She ..... finish her project by next week; it's important.
27. What is the difference between 'should' and 'must' in terms of giving advice?
28. My parents-in-law invited me for dinner. What should I do?
29. Government ..... advice from the experts before making any laws.
30. He ..... wear a suit to the interview; it's expected.
31. My students want to improve their academic vocabulary. What should they do?
32. They ..... finish their homework before going out to play.
33. True or False?Should and ought to have the same meaning, although ought to is much more formal and is not commonly used in spoken English.
34. I need to stop smoking. What can I do?
35. Which modal is more urgent:'You had better finish your homework' or 'You might want to finish your homework'?
36. You ..... watch movies in English without captions.
37. Choose the correct modal to complete the sentence: "You ..... see a doctor if you feel sick."
38. What is the difference between 'should' and 'ought to' when giving advice?
39. Which statement is false about had better?
40. You ..... skip breakfast if you want to stay healthy, should you?
41. Fill in the blank with the correct modal:'You ..... take that job offer; it sounds great.'
42. I ..... not to go to that party, my parents are so mad.
43. True or False?People can use ought to and ought not to in the same way as should and shouldn't.
44. Workers ..... too casually for work.
45. Formulate a question using a modal of advice: " ..... I bring a jacket?"
46. You'll ..... tell the police that your house was broken into.
47. You ..... late at the family dinner
48. Identify the modal of advice in the sentence:'You should see a doctor.'
49. What is the function of the modal verb in this sentence:'You should study for the exam'?
50. Don't lift that heavy box-you might ..... your back.
51. My husband is waiting for me. I ..... not be late.
52. Yesterday I told the teacher that he ..... be more patient.
53. I need help, doctor. My baby doesn't sleep well. What ..... ?(University of Victoria study zone)
54. She ..... be at the office by now.a) mustb) shouldc) need tod) ought to
55. He ..... apologize for being late, it's a common courtesy.
56. You ..... smoke here, it's prohibited.
57. Which sentence correctly uses 'had better' to give advice?
58. You ..... check your email regularly for updates.
59. Which of the following sentences correctly uses a modal of advice?
60. Differentiate between 'should' and 'ought to' in this context:'You ..... apologize for your mistake.'