Read the passage and write your answers.

Let me start by asking you a question. Have you ever asked yourself (A) ________ you made a good impression on someone you just met? In fact, most people believe they make a worse impression than they actually do. Researchers performed an experiment where students were paired up for five-minute ice breaking conversations. They were then asked to rate how much they liked their partners. Additionally, researchers asked participants if they thought their partners liked them. Most participants’ estimations of their partners’ responses were pessimistic, which were opposite to the real responses. It turns out that (B) (not / bad impressions / participants / do / make / better impressions / but / make) than they think.