Discussion
You need not come unless you want to.
Answer: C
It should read you don't need to come unless you want to.
Need not is the modal, and need to is the ordinary verb. Both are correct English, but the modal form takes no to before come, so need not come is right as it stands - and the option offered restates the same sense with the ordinary verb, which the question treats as the improvement.
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