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". 

[EX Q]: [header] How to buy a last minute cheap flight [title] Check airline newsletters, websites that specialize in last minute air travel and the travel section of your local newspaper to find last minute deals on flights. [step] Sometimes you can save money by booking flights late because airlines that have not filled their planes will offer discount fares. [title] Compare airfares from different airlines, websites and travel agencies. <sep> (A) [step] Look at every airline's website so that you can compare and contrast prices. [title] Opt for free flights as before, otherwise follow the full booking program and you'll not miss your flight in a long time. (B) [step] Try booking flights from big-ticket airlines such as kiwi airlines and delta. [title] Compare prices from travel agencies that are offering cheaper flights. (C) [step] Purchasing flights directly from the airline is not always the cheapest deal, so check out a few different travel websites and travel agencies to compare prices. [title] Search for flights during undesirable days and times. (D) [step] Compare each airline's prices with the prices you are interested in. You might be able to find a cheaper flight for free.
[EX A]: C

[EX Q]: [header] How to get into a good secondary school in england [title] Prepare by learning about the schools. [step] Around september to october of the year before you hope to join the new school, you'll want to go to open evenings or open days. These are evenings where the school is opened especially for prospective students to visit the school and take a look around. <sep> (A) Attending these events will give you access to knowledge about the school, find out how to study there, and see what the schools do on the weekends. [title] Break into the traditional role of the school counsellor. (B) You should also prepare by gaining experience in a specific school. These skills can help convince your parents and friends that you fit into a good secondary school. (C) [substeps] The website of english schools in scotland is a good place to start. There are websites specifically dedicated to english secondary schools in scotland. (D) [title] Attend as many of the open evenings as you can. [step] Make sure you organise the dates and get to the evenings with plenty of time to look around-you don't want to be rushed.
[EX A]: D

[EX Q]: [header] How to be nice to someone you hate [title] Maintain positive posture and body language. [step] One way to send positive signals to someone you hate is to maintain positive posture and body language. Holding positive body language will send non-verbal signals to the other person that you actually don't hate them. <sep> (A) [substeps] A good rule of thumb is to maintain good posture-shoulders in front, hips and legs apart. Speak slowly and clearly, using both jaws and your voice to convey confidence. (B) You can do this by staying in your current position and keeping your shoulders up, your chin tilted slightly up, and your body loose and relaxed. [substeps] Avoid looking your crush in the eye or staring in their direction. (C) [substeps] For example, you can do a standing push-up or sit-up with your feet shoulder-width apart and your palms facing toward each other. If someone invites you to talk, wait for the person to say " no " before you speak, which will signal that they don't want to talk. (D) At the same time, if you're not aware of your body language, you just might send negative signals to someone you hate. [substeps] Smile, but don't smile in a weird way.
[EX A]:
D