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: [header] How to cut a fringe [title] Determine the kind of fringe you want, depending on your face shape. [step] If you have a long oval face with a wider forehead, try a blunt front fringe. If you have a smaller forehead and rounder face, try a side-swept fringe. <sep> (A) The width of your fringe should be the length from one arch of an eyebrow to the other. You can make it slightly wider, but don't make it too narrow. (B) If you have a shorter face with short hair, choose an updo with curlers. [title] Cut fringe off your forehead if you have very light hair. (C) [title] Cut away all of the fringe from your face, as that adds volume to your face. [step] If your forehead is wide and you want to end up with a scrunched face, try choosing the side-swept fringe. (D) But if you have a narrow face with a long face, try a side-swept fringe. [substeps] If you have a wide forehead with short hair, having fringe on the side-swept fringe can work great! [title] Buy a fringe body piece to line the face line.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: [header] How to make eyeliner wings even [title] Cut off two small pieces of tape. [step] You can use household scotch tape, or you can use surgical tape if your skin is a bit more sensitive. You will need one small piece for each eye. <sep> (A) You can always use 24 to 48 segments of duct tape if you want to make more liner. [substeps] Keep in mind that your wings might start to go out of style once the tape has dried. (B) [title] Use your tweezers to prick each eye in the " c " shape using the scratch tool. [step] Each eye needs to be in roughly the same shape, preferably with parts without movement. (C) [title] Make two smaller butterfly-shaped lines with the tape : [step] You can make a smaller butterfly-shaped wing by cutting it in half. Before you brush it over your face, wind it around your nostrils to make one side longer. (D) Fold one corner of the tape down, so that it creates a little flap that will make it easier to peel the tape off of your skin. [title] Place the tape on the corners of your eyes.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to know when not to volunteer [title] Stop offering to volunteer if you do not have the time. [step] If you cannot devote the necessary time, be aware you only have so much time to devote to anything. Volunteering is no different. <sep> (A) If you do not have the time or interest to work with others or help a cause, your money will simply be wasted. Consider letting your own funds go towards volunteering for a cause you do not enjoy or that you have not taken advantage of in the past. (B) You can get caught up in your day, your kids, or your friends and you won't have time for most people-it's just going to throw your whole schedule at the wayside. [substeps] If someone needs help, recognize that they may just need to ask for the help. (C) Be aware that volunteering is a commitment to the cause and too much time could jeopardize the time of you are putting in. The next time you are offering to volunteer you should consider putting in time so that you will spend the entire day treating yourself. (D) You can create problems for other volunteers by not turning up often. It is also disruptive to have your absences occur at key moments when you said you'd do something but were unable to follow through.

SOLUTION:
D