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 reduce fat in your cooking [title] Use broth in place of butter or oil in dishes like mashed potatoes, stir-fry or meat marinades. [title] Substitute applesauce or pureed prunes for butter or oil in baked goods such as cakes, cookies and pastries. [step] Use the same amount called for in the recipe. <sep> (A) Keep in mind your needs vary from recipe to recipe. [title] Try to reduce the number of butter or oil you add into your recipe. (B) [title] Replace cream in recipes with plain yogurt. [step] Yogurt can also be used in place of sour cream on a baked potato or in mexican dishes. (C) Too much fat may cause your cookies and pastries to cook unevenly and cause a hollow cavity or gap in the crust. [substeps] For example, use a bit of ground turkey instead of water in a pasta sauté pan. (D) [title] Moisturize your skin when cooking. [step] Peeling and flaking your skin is an easy way to boost your immune system.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to carry a hedgehog [title] Don't be nervous. [step] Hedgehogs are great at sensing fear, and if you are scared and nervous, they will be scared and nervous, making it a bad experience for everyone. [title] If you are going to handle a hedgehog, pick it up. <sep> (A) [step] Grasp its tail firmly with two hands placed on either side of its spine and hoist it up on a sturdy, sturdy surface. [title] Hold your hedgehog's whiskers on the inside of your hand. (B) [step] This is a relatively simple thing to handle-a hedgehog can bite you if you touch it. Instead, just hold it close to your body, and let go, be aware of how many times you are holding your pet. (C) [step] Place your hand on the animal's shoulder, gently turn its head towards you, and release a calming word. Walk slowly around the hedgehog, holding the animal securely and gently holding the neck and head. (D) [step] Don't mess around and try to poke it awake or make it aware of your presence by hovering your hand. Hedgehogs are prey animals with poor eyesight, and this is seen as a threatening gesture.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to layer rugs [title] Use rugs to fill in empty spaces. [step] A couple rugs can make a welcome addition to lifeless gaps that disrupt a room's furnishings, like the vacant area in the middle of the living room or the foot of the bed. By adding rugs to these places, you can tie the room together and prevent negative space from becoming visually jarring. <sep> (A) Simply lay rugs with simple patterns throughout the room to maximize its will and security. [substeps] Rugs with plain surfaces can be great decorations for an already boring living room or give you an extra boost of functional style. (B) [substeps] Select rugs that have a head start from the front or sides of the room. If your rug end source does not matter, you may choose shades of light blue and black to make the effect more modern. (C) [substeps] Pad the floor with fresh, old rugs before packing the room in a cramped, dark space. Purchase and use fresh or unused rugs to provide more natural light in the room and to block light escaping from shades. (D) [substeps] Start with a basic layering scheme-neutral texture on bottom, fancy colors and patterns on top. Use rugs to cover awkward bare patches in front of couches, hearths and entryways.

SOLUTION:
D