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 a sport coat [title] Learn the difference between a sport coat and other coats. [step] Though they're commonly conflated, a sport coat is not a blazer or a suit jacket. Sport coats need not match the fabric of the pants, as you'd find with a suit jacket. <sep> (A) The sport coat should also wear dark wash jeans and a tie. [substeps] Sports coats especially stick out in the summer and stay in place at night during the day. (B) Instead, they have a specific pattern or color used in place. Once you find a sport coat, stay in mind that it needs to be closely tailored. (C) In fact, many sport coats are used to cover up " casual " or something too formal, like a suit or slacks. Sport coats typically go below the knee or above. (D) The biggest difference between a sport coat and a blazer is that sport coats are patterned, while blazers are made of solid fabric with a contrasting color of button. [substeps] Stylistically, sport coats are sometimes a slightly looser fit than other kinds of dress coats, allowing for outdoorsy use and " sporting.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to be a bondi lifeguard [title] Contact a surf life saving club in or close to bondi. [substeps] Just about anyone can volunteer to be a lifesaver at sydney surf life saving clubs. Surf clubs will be happy to chat to you and tell you what is required if you want to be a volunteer lifeguard. <sep> (A) [title] Find the best and safest surf-life saving club in your area. [substeps] Surf lifeguards live off the beach, and they will probably need two-way water transportation, quite possibly a car or bicycle. (B) Many will provide all the training you'll need. Call them, check out their websites or simply head down and chat to them. (C) This can be achieved by attending the lifesaving club on the first day, then going on to other lifeguard's clubs along the way. If there are lifeguards at any of their lifesaving clubs, talk with one of those lifeguards. (D) This is the only legal aspect of volunteering. They will be able to suggest hours of work that are perfect for you or your specific lifeguard job.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to buy school supplies [title] Get a list from your child's school. [step] Don't rely on your child for a list of what they need for school. If a list isn't available on the school's website, ask the teachers if they can send you a list or give you some ideas. <sep> (A) As a last resort, department stores sometimes have lists of common school supplies on their websites. [title] Know the difference between requests and requirements. (B) Your child might want a school bag or backpack to add its contents into, such as a backpack that holds their pencils, erasers, markers, or calculators. Look on the school's website to find out what supplies your child needs. (C) Keep these lists handy with you, as they can serve as inspiration when you are looking for the right supplies. [substeps] If you chose to go to a local school, get a list of school supplies for the children at the school. (D) [title] Check to see what the principal has to supply. [step] If your child's school doesn't have much in stock, their parents may have suggestions on what to include as a kit.

SOLUTION:
A