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 wear rings [title] Use a ring-sizer to find the appropriate size for a ring. [step] Ring-sizers are plastic sheets with a variety of different sizes on them, which you can slide your finger into to find an appropriate fit. These are available at every jewelry counter for sizing rings. <sep> (A) [substeps] Your ring should fit your finger comfortably. It needs to be snug enough so that it stays on, but loose enough to slide off at the knuckle. (B) Use your ring-sizer to find a size that fits your finger size-which sounds easy. [substeps] A ring size 14-inch (27.6 cm) is approximately the ideal size, though it can add a mature look to a ring. (C) Many rings, especially those with 3 or more sizes, will fit comfortably onto your ring. [substeps] You can also do this freehand by simply finding a ring-sizer with a similar size. (D) When one is worn, do not buy one with rounded sides. This is likely to break or splinter, and it will probably have uva, bva, and uvb features of the ring.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: [header] How to start a good conversation [title] Make the person feel like you care. [step] You can turn a total stranger into a friend just by making him feel like you care about what he has to say and that his opinion matters to you. If the person thinks you're talking just to hear your own voice, he'll be turned off immediately. <sep> (A) Make sure to be yourself as well--it's important that you show the person your worth. [title] Make sure you're a good listener. (B) Just making the person feel like you really care about him will make him forget his feelings and will also show him you don't care what other people think about him. [substeps] Make it known that you do care about him without ever saying so. (C) Instead, turn your body and focus toward that person and maintain eye contact without being too intense. Give the person enough personal space, but show that the person has your attention. (D) Keeping your voice soft and sincere will instantly make the person feel at ease and thus more willing to start a conversation. [substeps] Remember that just because someone has said something nice to you, it's a verbal invitation, not a direct action.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: [header] How to make a webcomic [title] Create a compelling concept. [step] For many webcomics, this means having a good plot. Your webcomic doesn't have to have a plot, but having one will make it easier to come up with ideas and stay motivated. <sep> (A) It should be an exciting premise that you can connect yourself with. [substeps] A good idea would be to make a plot that celebrates a cause or a personal event that happened recently, or a concept that sums up the topic of the story. (B) Use tools like monomyth and act structure to make sure that your story has good pacing and that your readers will be able to connect with the story. Choosing some themes and issues to cover can also help. (C) [substeps] A webcomic should include meaningful characters, people, places, or events. Don't rehash, just add them to the story while making sure they don't dominate the story. (D) As you write, think about what you want your webcomic to reveal to your reader. What does it empower you to say in a coherent way, which may have negative consequences for you? [substeps] Include funny and interesting stuff.

SOLUTION:
B