21. I __________ （knew / had known）Jane for three years when she applied for a job at my company.

27. If I _______ （leave / left）this job， I’d miss my colleagues. They’re so friendly!

3. If you get _______ the car， I’ll take you where you need to go.

A. 　 over

B. 　 on

C. 　 into

D. 　 around

6-1 Be your own life coach! The demand for life coaches has grown in recent years， with many celebrities claiming that their lives have been improved by a few sessions of coaching. So， what does a life coach do， and can they change your life for the better? Life coaches claim to be able to help their clients work towards achieving their goals. Sue Berry， a life coach， says， “As a qualified life coach， I have several different clients now. Basically， I help people to feel better about their life， work and relationships. Many clients come to me feeling very unhappy. By asking them questions and listening carefully to their answers， I help them move forwards and achieve goals that they could never have dreamed of achieving themselves.” Life coaching is a multi-million-dollar industry， with many life coaches charging hundreds of dollars for a session. Is it worth it? Not everyone thinks so. Melvyn Clark， a careers advisor at Leicester University， thinks that people should take responsibility for their own destiny. He says， “People spend lots of money on getting advice from professionals. In fact， there’s a belief that the more you spend， the less you actually have to do by yourself. Well， I believe that if you want to make real changes in your life， it has to come down to you. Spending hundreds to talk to someone else about your problems will only empty your bank account.” What do you think? Would you pay someone to help you get some direction in your life? 51. According to the article， what has made life coaching more popular?

A. 　 People have become more ambitious about what they want in life.

B. 　 People have more money to spend on things they don’t need.

C. 　 Famous people have spoken about using life coaches.

D. 　 People are finding life more difficult and so need help to get through it.

3. We ________ （don’t have to / shouldn’t）hurry. The train doesn’t leave till 10 a.m.

30. I had an interview this morning， but I don’t feel confident _______ my performance.

A. 　 about

B. 　 on

C. 　 over

D. 　 around 

21. I __________ （knew / had known）Jane for three years when she applied for a job at my company.

4. This can be good news or bad news.

7-1 Have you been invited to an online interview? If so， it’s very important to look professional and make a good impression. If you want to find out how you can do this， read on! First of all， even though you are not meeting the interviewer face to face， you still need to look smart. Make sure your hair is brushed and your face is clean. You might need to walk away from the camera to get something， so make sure you are wearing nice pants and shoes too. Your background should be clear and professional. You don’t want the interviewer to see your dirty washing or the remains of your lunch on the kitchen table. Have a quick video call with a friend before your interview and ask them to comment on what they see. That will give you time to make changes before your interview starts. Body language is important， so don’t forget to smile when the interviewer speaks. It can be difficult to make eye contact during an online interview: in order to do so， you will need to look at the webcam. This will show the interviewer that you are listening and paying attention. Finally， have a plan B in case the technology goes wrong， for example， moving your online interview to a telephone call. If you have a software problem which you can’t do anything about， try not to worry: the interviewer will be used to dealing with problems like this and will understand. 65. What should you do if the technology goes wrong?

A. 　 You should plan to do something different (e.g.: a telephone call).

B. 　 Write the interviewer a letter to apologize.

C. 　 Don’t worry about it， it’s not your fault.

D. 　 Ask for a face-to-face interview instead.

7-1 Have you been invited to an online interview? If so， it’s very important to look professional and make a good impression. If you want to find out how you can do this， read on! First of all， even though you are not meeting the interviewer face to face， you still need to look smart. Make sure your hair is brushed and your face is clean. You might need to walk away from the camera to get something， so make sure you are wearing nice pants and shoes too. Your background should be clear and professional. You don’t want the interviewer to see your dirty washing or the remains of your lunch on the kitchen table. Have a quick video call with a friend before your interview and ask them to comment on what they see. That will give you time to make changes before your interview starts. Body language is important， so don’t forget to smile when the interviewer speaks. It can be difficult to make eye contact during an online interview: in order to do so， you will need to look at the webcam. This will show the interviewer that you are listening and paying attention. Finally， have a plan B in case the technology goes wrong， for example， moving your online interview to a telephone call. If you have a software problem which you can’t do anything about， try not to worry: the interviewer will be used to dealing with problems like this and will understand. 61.Choose the best title for the article.

A. 　 The advantages and disadvantages of online interviews.

B. 　 How to perform well in an online interview.

C. 　 What not to do in an online interview.

D. 　 Why online interviews should be avoided.

10. --Wish you a happy New Year!---________.

A. 　 The same to you

B. 　 You do too

C. 　 The same as you

D. 　 You have it too