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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". 
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People are playing a game where they hit a ball with a stick. A man is seen sitting on the grass behind a goal. a m an <sep> (A) couple is standing next to the goal area. (B) a segment has two men standing before him holding a ball. (C) is holding a bottle and a pitcher of juice. (D) a little girl runs and throws the ball to a man sitting on the grass.
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C


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[header] How to make modeling clay in a slow cooker [title] Preheat the slow cooker. [step] To ready your slow cooker for cooking the clay, it's important to preheat it. Plug it in, and set the temperature to low. <sep> (A) That will allow the slow cooker to heat up slowly. [substeps] While children can help with the measuring and mixing of the ingredients, an adult should handle preparing and heating the slow cooker. (B) Cover the slow cooker and leave it somewhere out of the way where it won't be disturbed as it cooks. Doing this early will make your clay easy to mix and smooth. (C) Avoid getting hot coals inside the slow cooker. [substeps] Make sure there are no ashes or scraps of food stuck onto the bottom of the slow cooker before cooking the clay. (D) Allow the slow cooker to heat up to about 325 degrees fahrenheit (260 degrees celsius) for 1 hour. [substeps] Do not allow the temperature to go above the cool bar when you shut the electric slow cooker.
answer:
A


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[header] How to select perennials for edging [title] Choose perennials that can stand up to physical abuse. [step] Plants that are used to edge walkways will likely have to deal with a lot of foot traffic. Hardy, resilient perennials will therefore be a good choice. <sep> (A) [substeps] Perennials with artificial foliage won't stand out in an outdoor garden. Perennials with small bulbs can stand up to many forms of heavy concrete traffic. (B) [substeps] If you plan to display perennials on walkways, choose perennials that can stand stand up to a daily blow to the nose, or that will tolerate touch. [title] Look for perennials that can handle direct sunlight. (C) [substeps] Protect plants like roses, shrubs, and hedges with plastic. [title] Pick perennials that can withstand garden shock. (D) Examples of perennials that can withstand abuse from foot traffic include lilyturf (genus liriope) and brass buttons. [title] Select perennials that provide thick coverage.
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D