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 make a home safe for toddlers [title] Use cabinet and drawer child latches to keep little hands out of poison and sharp items. [step] Keep heavy items locked away or well out of their reach. If oven doors are not lockable, buy a latch to keep them shut unless you want to watch your child at all times when baking. <sep> (A) [title] Use childproof latches for household repairs. [step] They can be safely locked, or were given, because they' stay safe' at the end of a hallway or adjoining small room. (B) [title] If you can, leave some items accessible to toddlers that are safe. [step] They can bang on pans or sort your plastic storage containers while you cook or clean. (C) [title] Refrain from leaving your baby inside for long periods of time. [step] Children with small hands and easily handled hands can become allergic and can even choke on poisonous foods and vegetables. (D) Lids are very fragile and we should avoid turning them on or checking the lock. [title] Use holes big enough to allow ventilation, light from the oven, and a childproof bulb for the door.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to stop picking your scabs [title] Disinfect the wound. [step] Open wounds and sores can develop infections. Always wash a new wound thoroughly with soap and water as soon as you obtain it. <sep> (A) Do not use hydrogen peroxide, petroleum or other deodorizers. Do not use antibacterial or antiseptic cleaners, as these may irritate the wound. (B) Then clean it up with an antiseptic wipe or a bit of neosporin and apply a bandage to protect it while it heals. You can also try using betadine or peroxide on the wound to clean and remove unwanted bacteria. (C) [substeps] Spread antibiotic ointment onto the wound, cover the wound with a sterile dressing that may be applied to the wound if it requires it. If you get a scab, wait 15 minutes to let the ointment finish fully absorbing in to the wound. (D) At least once every two weeks, take a shower or bath for seven to 10 days and splash your wound with warm water before applying bandages. Use soap with antibacterial properties and do not share it with others.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to make your girlfriend love you [title] Never stop talking. [step] Psychologists have said that effective communication is one of the key factors in successful relationships. Keep communicating and put effort into talking. <sep> (A) [substeps] Always hold up your end of the conversation, even if your girlfriend asks you to do something. If you're at a party and she asks someone to talk or give her whatever she wants, don't stop talking or try to be the center of attention. (B) This keeps the conversation focused and even allows it to remain productive even if the two of you aren't the best listeners. If there are tense moments in your relationship, or set smaller time periods in your relationship, you should work on avoiding these. (C) Casually call your girlfriend every day, or no more than once per week, and keep your voice as smooth as possible. [substeps] The key to succeeding in romantic relationships is fulfilling your girlfriend's needs. (D) This doesn't mean that you can never pause or enjoy a moment of silence, but is instead meant more metaphorically. [substeps] If you know how to communicate and the right things to talk about with your girlfriend, your relationship will bloom into a better romance, and your girlfriend will become more enamored of you.

SOLUTION:
D