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6．Why ________ it rain on Sundays？We can't go camping as planned．What a pity！（　　）
A．shouldB．canC．mustD．may

分析 为什么偏要星期天下雨？我们不能按计划去野营了．多么遗憾！

解答 答案是C．本题考查情态动词must的用法．情态动词must常常可以用于问句中表示生气和不满"偏偏，非要"；根据句意，说话人想要去野营，所以对星期天下雨不满意"为什么偏要下雨"，所以答案选C．

点评 要在正确理解情态动词的基本含义的基础上，整体理解语境中的情感态度，做出合理的判断．

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