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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Question: Carved pepper jack-o-lanterns are seen prepared. a woman <sep> (A) uses a knife to carve out the center and facial features of a bell pepper then places in a dish. (B) measures their luster with a brush. (C) comes to the camera holding a trumpet, canting it and exhaling the air from her nose. (D) puts candles in a bowl and holds a candle while eating.

Answer: A


Question: [header] How to fall asleep if you are blind or visually impaired [title] Talk to your doctor. [step] If you are a blind or visually impaired person who is having trouble falling asleep, you should set up an appointment with your doctor. Ask your doctor to examine you for non-24, a sleep disorder that frequently affects visually impaired and blind people. <sep> (A) This can help you make a diagnosis and develop strategies to speed up your recovery. [substeps] Ask your doctor if sleep loss, depression, dyslexia, or dyslexia problems might be the issue and advice you need. (B) A doctor can make a diagnosis of a sleep disorder and understand your problem. Treatment of the sleep disorder based on the condition will help your doctor identify the underlying cause and decide how long it is necessary to treat you. (C) Your doctor may refer you to an optometrist or psychologist who has experience treating dementia or cognitive dysfunction. Your doctor may want to examine you in several places or diagnose various medical conditions. (D) [substeps] Non-24 is a disorder that affects your sleep-wake cycles and is common in blind people. People with non-24 have trouble falling and staying asleep at night, as well as extreme urges to nap during the day.

Answer: D


Question: [header] How to greet people in afrikaans [title] Greet a stranger formally with " goeie dag ". [step] When you first meet someone, you should greet them formally as a sign of respect with the formal way to say " hello " in afrikaans. [substeps] You can also offer your hand to the person and shake their hand as a formal way of greeting. <sep> (A) This way, you will not be expected to shake it firmly but loudly. This is a sign of respect and you will not be automatically intimidated or tongue-tied in afrikaans. (B) If you are meeting someone in your home, look in the basement and attic for anything they may have kept for the duration of your trip. [title] Allow the person to speak to you. (C) Many afrikaans shake hands when they are greeting each other informally and the women will kiss each other on the lips in greeting. [title] Say " haai " or " hallo " if you are greeting an acquaintance or a friend. (D) This seems appropriate for a family discussion, where you might reach to shake the person's hand as a formal handshake. [title] Say hello to a person by their name if you know they speak afrikaans.

Answer:
C