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20．According to the school rules，no student           go out of school without the permission of the teachers．（　　）
A．willB．shallC．mayD．must

分析 根据学校规定，没有老师的允许，没有学生在晚上11点后可以出教室．

解答 答案 D考查情态动词shall的用法，（用于陈述句中的第二、第三人称，表示说话人的意图、允诺、警告、命令、决心等）必须，应，可，句意：根据学校规定，没有老师的允许，没有学生在晚上11点后可以出教室．选D．

点评 情态动词shall的用法是近几年的高考常考点，用于第一人称，表示提出建议，用第二人称表示警告，命令，允诺，用第三人称表示征求意见．做题时具体的结合句意做题．

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The Caliph's commandment fell upon me like a thunderbolt（晴天霹雳）．
"Your Majesty，"I answered，"I am ready to do all that your Majesty commands，but I have made a promise never again to leave Baghdad．"
"I admit，"said he，"that you have indeed had some extraordinary experiences，but I do not see why they should prevent you from doing as I wish．You have only to go straight to Serendib and give my message，and come back as you will．"
At last，I agreed．The Caliph was delighted and gave me a thousand sequins （gold coins） for the expenses of the voyage．Soon I sailed quickly and safely to Serendib after a nearly 30-day voyage where I was well received，and brought into the presence of the king．
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I run to my master's house，and was received by him with joyful surprise．He asked me what had happened to me and why I was still alive．I soon satisfied his curiosity，and the next day we went together to the Ivory Hill，and he was overjoyed to find as many tusks．
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I only asked liberty to return to my own country
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67．According to the passage，we can infer thatB．
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