<CD-RAT><Entry><HWD></HWD><Activity><GapFillDropdown layer="1" h="435" w="625" y="10" x="10"><Title alignment="left" isOn="1">Modal Verbs<br /></Title><Instruction alignment="left" isOn="1">For each gap, two of the options are correct and one is incorrect. Click on the <B>incorrect</B> word for each gap.<br /></Instruction><ReferenceObject soundIsOn="0" videoIsOn="0" defaultHeight="200" alignment="left" isOn="0" /><ScrollableAssets /><Content><FONT SIZE="14" LETTERSPACING="0" KERNING="0"><B>School Uniforms for All?</B></FONT><br />In many countries, students 1. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>can’t</Choice><Choice>aren’t allowed to</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">shouldn’t</Choice></Dropdown> wear whatever clothes they want to school. Instead, they 2. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>have to</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">ought to</Choice><Choice>must</Choice></Dropdown> wear school uniforms. This 3. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>might</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">must</Choice><Choice>may</Choice></Dropdown> seem unfair, but there are several points for and against school uniforms.<br />There are several arguments in favour of school uniforms. Uniforms mean that students <br />4. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>can</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">have to</Choice><Choice>could</Choice></Dropdown> be easily identified if they have an accident or are not in school when they 5. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>should</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">shouldn’t</Choice><Choice>ought to</Choice></Dropdown> be. It is also a way of making all students equal. There are no designer labels or expensive brands.<br />On the other hand, there are those who believe that school uniforms have a negative effect. If students believe that their freedom of choice is restricted, they 6. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>might</Choice><Choice>may</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">have to</Choice></Dropdown> feel that they 7. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>can&apos;t</Choice><Choice>aren&apos;t allowed to</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">don&apos;t have to</Choice></Dropdown> express themselves freely in class. Also, school uniforms <br />8. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice is-correct="1">should</Choice><Choice>can</Choice><Choice>could</Choice></Dropdown> cost more than some casual clothes and some parents <br />9. <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>might</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">must</Choice><Choice>may</Choice></Dropdown> not be able to afford them.<br />There are valid points both for and against school uniforms. Perhaps the best thing to do is to decide on a school dress code – for instance, to say that pupils 10 <Dropdown default-text="Choose"><Score num="1" /><Choice>can’t</Choice><Choice>mustn’t</Choice><Choice is-correct="1">have to</Choice></Dropdown>  wear shorts or short skirts and tight clothes. This would give them a sense of freedom while maintaining discipline at the same time.</Content></GapFillDropdown><Feedback playallOn="1" showAnswersOn="1" animatedFeedbackOn="1" testModeOn="0" instantFeedbackOn="0"><Sounds /></Feedback><GenericActivity hintsNextTo="0" timerIsOn="0" CDPrefsFolder="preferences/" CDPrefsFile="cd.xml"><ActivityCanvas graphicAlpha="100" folder="" file="" colourAlpha="100" colour="transparent" /><SoundLibrary y="10" x="10" isOn="0" /><VideoLibrary h="252" w="385" y="78" x="10" isOn="0" /><Assets /></GenericActivity></Activity></Entry></CD-RAT>