Students ________ remain in their seats until all the papers have been collected.

A．shall　B．might

C．could　D．will

 

A

【解析】句意：試卷全部收回后學(xué)生才可離開座位。shall用于第二、三人稱，表示命令、警告或允諾，符合句意。

 

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