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: A man is standing in the snow. he <sep> (A) is holding a large shovel. (B) is in an area filled with trees, and he is being held up by another man. (C) grabs a scoop and shovels it out. (D) is holding on to a rope attached to a machine.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: [header] How to survive flight attendant training [title] Pack enough of all the essentials you will need to make it through an extended trip while maintaining a professional appearance. [substeps] Unless otherwise specified in your correspondence from the airline, bring business attire for classroom and training sessions. Bring business-casual attire for down time. <sep> (A) This includes a sweater, gloves, sensible footwear for long car rides, and a carry-on book for your reading habits. First, bring jackets, pants and boots. (B) Some airlines may provide you with a uniform during training, so you won't need to pack as many of your own clothes. Bring anything that will help you have more comfortable and restful sleep, like an eye mask, your own pillow and calming music. (C) Even a range of items such as a fishing belt and sneakers are most effective during this time period. If you know your plane has a get-together with close friends and family, bring along some casual clothes to dress up for your flight. (D) Don't pack clothes that are too formal, too casual, too old-school. The point of switching schools is to have a better idea of what you need to wear.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to ask a guy friend out [title] Prepare what you want to say ahead of time. [step] If you are nervous about asking him out, try preparing what you want to say ahead of time. This will help you get your thoughts in order before you are in front of him. <sep> (A) You can practice saying something that you are comfortable with first so that you are prepared when you walk in his arms. [substeps] If you are nervous over the word " hey " or " um, " practice saying it in front of an older, more mature guy. (B) Practice a few things ahead of time in a mirror or in front of your friends to prepare what you have to say. [substeps] Practice saying the following things aloud in front of your friends. (C) [substeps] If you are nervous about asking him out in front of friends, then think about practicing beforehand what you will say to him before you do. Practicing will help you avoid wavering on your words and possibly making the conversation awkward. (D) This will make it easier to know what to say to him in the moment. [substeps] If you think he likes you, then you might find preparing yourself a bit easier.

SOLUTION:
D