Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to do well in science class [title] Take clear, organized notes. [step] The notes you take in class will help you know what to study between classes. Don't try to write down everything that the teacher says. <sep> (A) For example, don't write: make sure anything you are studying is subject-level. If you have just 20 minutes or 15 minutes to study each subject and use them for homework, you can review them later in the day to be sure your notes are the right amount. (B) Instead, pay careful attention to any information your teacher suggests is likely to be included on tests. [substeps] Having help with taking notes is an accommodation many schools are able to make for learning disabilities. (C) Using a pencil and paper or writing notes in small notebook are good ways to schedule your classes. This will save time in the long run, helping you out tremendously. (D) Getting the notes wrong can leave you confused when you get to class and be frustrating when you don't have the details. If you have time-and experience-to study, it's better to be thorough than to dawdle and not take notes.
Output (English): B