I. Fill in the blanks with a suitable and most appropriate alternative.

1. ______you like to have a coffee?

a. can     b. should    c. would   d. will

2. My father has brought all the articles from the market. You _______go to the market.

a. must not   b. should not   c. need not d. will not

3. ________you please help me with this sum?

a. could b. would c. will d. shall

4. You are to blame for leaving your keys. You ______left your keys at home.

a. might have   b. should have   c. must have   d. can have  

5. I _______reward her for her diligence.

a. shall   b. can   c. will d. need

6. He _______not enter the lab again.

a. will b. shall c. can d. could

7. I think that you probably left your keys. You ______taken your keys.

a. should have   b. might have c. must have d. would have

8. We ______save money but we are unable to.

a. should   b. ought to   c. both a and b   d. will

9. You ______ take my shirt to wear.

a. can (permission) b. can(ability) c. can (possibility) d. can(compulsory) 

10. It is possible that you left your keys. You _____taken your keys.

a. must have   b. should have   c. could have d. shall have

II. You are Jatin, monitor of class IXA of Vidya Bharati School, Jaunpur. Write an application to the principal of your school requesting him/her to do the needful to fix the faulty interactive board in your class. (50 words)

III. Develop an interesting story from the given outline. Also suggest a suitable title:

A young boy named Soham–– loved to paint –– joined a painting competition –– others mocked his simple style –– Soham didn’t give up –– used bright colours and meaningful message –– judges impressed –– Soham wins first prize.