Unsuccessful interviewees:

A) use industry language.
B) know what they want to do.
C) ask a small number of general questions.
D) talk much more than the interviewer.

Unsuccessful interviewees often ask a small number of general questions that don't show any deep interest or knowledge of the company or position. Using industry language may come off as arrogant or presumptuous, knowing what they want to do is a positive trait, and talking much more than the interviewer can be a sign of nervousness but may also indicate a lack of listening skills.