TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 
PROBLEM: An athlete practices tossing a javelin in a track a field course. The athlete starts with two or three side steps and then proceeds to toss the javelin. the athlete <sep> (A) then increases his speed and steps. (B) runs parallel to the chalk and throws four instructions that lead into a discus throw, where he throws the javelin as far as he can into the distance. (C) then does a backswing outside of the track. (D) throws the javelin to the other side and then back to the field.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: [header] How to join the mormon church (church of jesus christ of latter day saints ) [title] Learn more about what mormons believe. [step] You should feel like you have a solid grasp on the beliefs of the mormon church before becoming a member. You can get literature about mormonism directly from the lds church website to begin with. <sep> (A) You can also visit the websites of the majority of mormonistic denominations like the jackson pike church of christ of latter day saints' danbury, or the american academy of mormonism. You should also research the general beliefs and values of mormonistic church members before becoming a member. (B) [title] Donate material after reading about the lds church. [step] There are many magazines and publications devoted to mormonism. (C) [substeps] For more information, see this article. [title] Consider the spiritual side of the organization. (D) Once you feel like you know what the religion is about, you can move on to talking with people about the religion. [substeps] The best source is a member of the mormon church or their missionaries.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to perform the heimlich maneuver on yourself [title] Try to cough out the foreign object. [step] If you feel like you have something caught in your throat, you should try to cough it out. If you can cough forcefully enough to get it out, then you should not have to perform the heimlich maneuver. <sep> (A) [substeps] [title] Draw a circle with the rubber tip pointed at the ground. [step] Sitting upright, draw an oval with the rubber tip pointed horizontally. (B) Instead, simply open your throat and force the foreign object out. Coughing can help relieve the pain and swelling caused by infection. (C) If you cannot get the object out by coughing and are struggling for air, you need to act quickly, especially if you are alone. [substeps] You need to expel the obstruction before you lose consciousness. (D) Cough up a large amount of phlegm and clear your throat by coughing it out. This will allow the foreign object to escape, and decrease your chances of attempting to discreetly remove the foreign object.

SOLUTION:
C