instruction:
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". 
question:
Two men are talking in a news room. some people <sep> (A) are riding bikes in snowy terrain. (B) have gathered outside to watch. (C) are kayaking in the river. (D) are outdoors playing a game in a sandy field.
answer:
B


question:
A graphic shows and then photos follow of a girl growing up with horseback riding. Three years after those photos the girl moves and she is shown riding horses. the girl <sep> (A) is shown with other girls posing with some awards for horseback riding. (B) then takes an exercise class and the lady shows her how to ride with the palomino. (C) continuously rides down the country with other riders. (D) is then interviewed by a man and she smiles and claps her hands.
answer:
A


question:
[header] How to flirt with body language [title] Use your eyes. [step] Winking, squinting, rolling your eyes, or even using your eyebrows and eyes together is part of using your eyes as body language. [title] Work those eyebrows! [step] By raising your right eyebrow, you are telling the other person you want to know more about them. <sep> (A) [title] Spread your fingers and palm apart without doing anything else. [step] That way, the guy you're flirting with is either not interested, or waiting for you to move closer. (B) This might sound very cheesy, but it does get your partner excited about learning about you. [substeps] Flashing one of your eyes attracts him further. (C) By raising both eyebrows, you are asking the other person, " you thinking what i'm thinking? " [title] Breathe in through your nose. [step] Girls, this only works for you. (D) If your eyebrows arch up and the other person is startled, they will pick up on it. [title] Look them in the eye! [step] You might even make eye contact! Another rock to have fun with.
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C