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 fake stainless steel appliances [title] Buy some stainless steel contact paper. [step] You can find it at your local home improvement store or online. How much you buy will depend on which appliances you plan on covering. <sep> (A) Pure stainless steel contact paper takes around $10 per share. [substeps] Buy your state's " grants1 " size or 15 millimetres. (B) Pre-cut contact paper works perfectly for this project. [substeps] Do not purchase pre-cut contact paper from a home improvement store. (C) Either use a commercial stainless steel contact paper for your stove, refrigerator, and microwave units. You can also use water mixed with food grade soap or titanium coated with cooking spray. (D) [substeps] Stainless steel contact paper is plastic-based, so it cannot withstand heat. It is not suitable for surfaces that get hot, such as stovetops.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: A man talks and points his hair, then a woman wash and cut his hair with a machine and scissors. The man talks and after the woman continues cutting the hair. Then, the man shows bottles while talking. after <sep> (A) , the person uses scissors to cut the hair, also the clip it and then kiss it on the shoulder and the neck. (B) , the man shows a bottle and vodka and vodka, and afterward pour and mixes with water to form a drink. (C) , the woman braid his hair and, then she puts in curlers the person has used. (D) , the man blows and comb his hair, then he puts cream to his hair to stylish, then talks pointing hair.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: A black poodle is walking down a concrete sidewalk on a red leash. as the dog <sep> (A) walks past a parked car and looks around, two men are seen that resemble fencers. (B) continues walking down the sidewalk, he stops at every set of bricks and begin to smell around them. (C) comes closer, the heel of the leash is pressed against the walkway. (D) walks, the dog zooms in and out to check on the walking dog.

SOLUTION:
B