【題目】--- Must I stay here with you?

--- No, you ________. You may go home, but you ________go to the net bar.

A. mustn’t, needn’t B. needn’t, mustn’t

C. must, need D. need, must

【答案】B

【解析】試題句意：－我必須和你一起待在這兒嗎？－不，你不必。你可以回家。但是你不得去網(wǎng)吧。Must必須，mustn’t不準，不允許，禁止；need需要，必須；needn’t不必。“必須”回家嗎？must；“不必”needn’t；“不準”去網(wǎng)吧：mustn’t。故選B。

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