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 stretch to improve your flexibility [title] Warm up your muscles. [step] Perform 40 jumping jacks , 25 squats, run on the spot for 5 minutes, and ten press-ups or ten girl press-ups if you are not strong enough. [title] Start with simple stretches to get used to the concept and feeling of stretching. <sep> (A) [step] You can stretch on a ball or in the sky. Avoid attempting to do anything difficult or hard and figure out what you're doing properly. (B) [step] Does it feel to stretch? That is great. Start slow and do thirty chest presses before you reach bench pressing. (C) [step] Stretching is the single best way to exercise comfortably and to elevate your blood circulation. [title] Work your muscles with the backbend workouts. (D) [step] Stand up and stretch your legs into a wide straddle. Reach down until your palms rest on the ground, keeping your legs straight.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to use counseling to overcome body image issues [title] Make a list of things you don't like about yourself. [step] One thing you might be asked to do in counseling is to make a list of things you don't like about yourself. Include things you are uncomfortable with or ways you feel about your body. <sep> (A) Picking a list can help you and your friends and family come to terms with your problems. [substeps] List everything you dislike about your body. (B) [substeps] Include any body parts or specific things that you have a problem with. Think about things about your body you try to hide or disguise. (C) [substeps] Don't make this list all at once. While you might end up focusing on the thinnest part of yourself, your list will keep you from only focusing on the lame parts that you can't possibly fully change. (D) [substeps] If you don't like having your body judged, you'll get put in a vulnerable position where you can't stand being judged. On your list, find your beliefs or passions.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: An athlete pole vaults at a professional sports event in front of an audience in bleachers and sports event workers and spectators, all in slow motion. An athlete runs straight head while holding a long pole vault with both hands during the run. the man <sep> (A) vaults over a bar on a tennis court. (B) catapults into the air, releases the pole and goes over an elevated line measure bar, touching the bar with his body before landing on the landing cushion underneath the bar. (C) vaults at parallel bars in slow motion while holding a rope. (D) carries the long pole vault with him where he does this twice before showing the finished throw in slow motion.

SOLUTION:
B