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 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 a cow cake [title] Shape the cakes. [step] You'll need a head, nose and ears to form the cow cake as a whole. Prepare each cake as follows : [substeps] Trim around the top rim of the smaller cake. <sep> (A) Then cut a crescent shape from one side. You should be left with a slightly off-centre oval shape. (B) Pinch the top rim of the larger cake closed. Make sure that the top rim is lined with icing. (C) You'll want to end up with six cakes. If you want a bigger cake, place the smaller cake on your table or set it on the rack. (D) Cut two holes around the circumference of the bowl side. Make a circle inside the side of the smaller cake.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: [header] How to wax skis [title] Choose your wax. [step] Make sure it is a flat, well lit, and well ventilated workspace. If you don't want hot wax dripping on the surface it's on, lay down some newspaper or plastic sheeting first. <sep> (A) [title] Decide whether or not you're going to wax your skis with an ice cream scoop. [step] Ice cream scoops are wooden bowls with tiny holes in them that can fill up with wax if taken quite well. (B) [title] Trace your gen 28 ski on a sheet of paper. [step] Trace the outline of the ski, then cut out the ski, following the outline of the ski. (C) Use either a vice or heavy wooden blocks to hold down the tail and tip of your ski, so it doesn't move while you work. [substeps] If your skis have breaks, you'll need to get them out of the way. (D) Wax wax can be easily absorbed and then dried, making it easier to use a wax after a rainstorm. Place wax at least three times across the backside of your skis.

SOLUTION:
C