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W: What’s the matter, Paul You look worried.
M: I’ve just taken my chemistry exam and I’m pretty sure I failed it. I don’t know where the professor got some of these questions.

Why is Paul worried （）
A. He didn’t know where to find the professor.
B. He had difficulty doing the experiment.
C. He is afraid he failed the exam.
D. He couldn’t graduate from the university.

[单项选择]—What’s the matter You look worried and restless.
—Oh, nothing really serious. As a matter of fact, I ______ of my graduation thesis. I have to hand it in soon.
A. am just thinking
B. just thought
C. have just thought
D. was just thinking

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W: What’s the matter, Paul You seem disappointed.
M: I knew just now that I hadn’t passed the last English test.

Why is Paul disappointed （）
A. Because he lost his English textbook.
B. Because he didn’t get good marks in the last examination.
C. Because he failed in the last English examination.
D. Because he did not attend the last English test.

[单项选择]No matter how you look on paper, no matter how well you present yourself, no matter how well you answer their questions, you will not get the job unless you make a personal connection with the interviewer. I need to know from the very start that you are someone I can trust to represent my company and me. How do you establish that trust Simple. At the very beginning of the interview, when the introductions are being made, concentrate on looking directly and solidly into the interviewer’s eyes, giving them your sweetest and most endearing smile. I tend to think of it as a "shy smile." The bottom line is to make it a warm and friendly smile. Then think about the fact that you are truly pleased to be there in the presence of this person. Establish that personal connection both physically and mentally with the interviewer.
How do you know when the connection is made When they return your smile in a comfortable, relaxed manner, you are connected and ready to communicate on a personal le
A. To prepare a good paper and all the materials needed.
B. To make a personal connection with the interviewer.
C. To answer the interviewer’s question well.
D. To present myself as well as possible.

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—What’s the matter You look sad.
—Oh, nothing much. As a matter of fact, I （）of my friends back home.

A. was just thinking
B. am just thinking
C. just thought
D. have just thought

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W: Harry! What’s the matter You look pale. Are you sick
M: I just had a terrible experience.
W: Sit down. Let me get you a glass of water.
M: No thanks, I’ll be fine in a minute.
W: Did you have an accident
M: Not quite, but almost. I was crossing the street and was almost hit by a car. Fortunately, I jumped back in time.
W: How awful!

What does the women want to give the man（　）.
A. A cup of tea.
B. A cup of coffee.
C. A glass of water.

[单项选择]What was the matter with you this morning You looked ______ you hadn’t slept for the last 24 hours.
[A] as if [B] that [C] so as [D] like that