Question

you must attend the class ?
a.offering. b.obligation
c.giving permission. d.suggestion

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Answer 1

The question statement 'you must attend the class ?' is an b. obligation

What is an obligation?

• An obligation is something that a person has to do not matter what the consequences will be.
• In other terms, an obligation is a duty or a commitment that needs to be fulfilled at any cost.
• We use words like 'must', 'have to' for referring to an obligation.

Answer 2

Option b. Obligation -This is the answer.

About 'must'- the modal:

• We must find out the correct meaning of 'must from the options given.
• 'Must' is a modal verb.
• They are supporting verbs that come along with the main verb. (Eg): must, can, could, may, might, will, shall, should, would etc.,
• The meaning of 'must' is 'should' in simple words.
• Option a. 'offering' is choice-like. That is, it is 'available'. It means whether one can take it or not. So it is incorrect.
• Option b. 'obligation' is a compulsion/ duty. So this is the right answer.
• Option c. 'giving permission' is wrong because it means allowing something and not compelling. So this not right.
• Option d. 'suggestion' is giving idea and so it is wrong.
• Therefore the answer is: Option b. Obligation