What should you do before the interview？A.Smile and make eye contact as you shake hands.

Which one is not true according to the article?

A.We can look and feel busy, while artfully avoiding the tasks that really matter.

B.Our brains are not programmed to procrastinate.

C.Procrastination comes in many disguises.

D.Telling people that we’re going to get something done can powerfully amplify the appeal of actually taking action, because our brain’s reward system is so highly responsive to our social standing.

What has most likely happened after the speaker gave up sugar for 30 days?

A.He eats a lot of sugar at day 31.

B.He throws all his sugar away in the 31st day.

C.He lost weight in the 30 days.

D.He doesn’t want to eat sugar any more.

Which one is not true according to the article?

A.Multicultural teams often generate frustrating management dilemmas.

B.Cultural differences can create substantial obstacles to effective teamwork—but these may be subtle and difficult to recognize until significant damage has already been done.

C.Cultural challenges are manageable if managers and team members choose the right strategy and avoid imposing single-culture-based approaches on multicultural situations.

D.The differences between direct and indirect communication can’t cause serious damage to relationships when team projects run into problems.

Which one is not true about the traditional interview?

A.You sit down with a solo interviewer and answer a series of questions designed to help her figure out if you’re a great candidate for the job.

B.You may be asked questions about the experience on your resume, what you can offer to the company or position.

C.The interviewer will ask you questions based on common situations of the job you are applying for.

D.Many times the interviewer will ask you questions such as “Why would you be good for this job?” or “Tell me about yourself.”

Which one is possible according to the video? (More than one correct answer)

A.Fake it until you become it.

B.Tiny tweaks can lead to big changes.

C.Body language shapes who you are.

D.Pretend to smile can make you happy.

important tasks done?

A.Pre-commit, publicly.

B.Confront the downside of inaction.

C.Remove the hidden blockage.

D.Be kind to yourself. Recognize that your brain needs help if it’s going to be less short-sighted.

What shall we do on the way back home after work?

A.Listen to the radio and relax yourself.

B.Just take a deep breath and go home.

C.Mentally work on today’s to-do list.

D.Review your work day and assess how it went.

Why pre-commit, publicly could be useful to beat procrastinate?

A.That’s because it’s easier for our brains to process concrete rather than abstract things, and the immediate hassle is very tangible compared with those unknowable, uncertain future bene?ts.

B.That’s because it makes their future self feel more real—making the future bene?ts of saving also feel more weighty.

C.That’s because our brain’s reward system is so highly responsive to our social standing.

D.That’s because the guilty pleasure helps dilute your brain’s perception of the short-term “cost” of exercising.

ts we take now?

A.That’s because it makes their future self feel more real—making the future bene?ts of saving also feel more weighty.

B.That’s because our brain’s reward system is so highly responsive to our social standing.

C.That’s because it’s easier for our brains to process concrete rather than abstract things, and the immediate hassle is very tangible compared with those unknowable, uncertain future bene?ts.

D.That’s because the guilty pleasure helps dilute your brain’s perception of the short-term “cost” of exercising.

What we can learn from the video?

A.We can easily change our life within 30 days if we use his method.

B.Without the 30 days challenges, we will never remember how days have passed.

C.We should start hiking or riding bike for next 30 days.

D.We should try something we always want to try for next 30 days in order to make life more meaningful.