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: [header] How to find out if a good friend is crushing on you [title] Pay attention to their posture when you're around. [step] If your friend is crushing on you, their body language will probably be more open, and they will usually stand with their body turned towards yours, even in a group. [substeps] If your friend has a relaxed posture, with their torso facing towards you, it's a sign that they feel at ease. <sep> (A) If their shoulders are hunched, they may be pressed against you. If they'll just stand in silence, it's a sign that they're not interested. (B) It may mean they like you or it may just mean they are comfortable being around you. Watch for signs that your friend's posture has changed around you. (C) They may also be putting down their phone or tapping their feet. [title] Observe how they look around you when talking to others. (D) They may look up at you a few times throughout a conversation and nod or smile occasionally to show that they trust you. [title] Pay attention to their general body language.

Answer: B


Question: A room is shown with an acoustic guitar lying across a beige sofa and a stone art piece in front of the sofa with rocks in it. a person, face unseen , <sep> (A) is standing in front of the rock wall with canvas in front of him and paints on a pallet. (B) begin to play the guitar and an image of a man teaching him how to play while he's playing backs into her music room and onto a white screen, not a person else. (C) holds a lit cigarette and the approached to lift up the guitar in a lounging pose. (D) approaches the sofa and picks up the guitar.

Answer: D


Question: [header] How to help men suffering from eating disorders [title] Consider talking to a health professional first. [step] If you really don't know where to start a conversation with someone you care about, it can help to have a talk with a health professional. They can provide you with tips and the information you need to have a more productive conversation. <sep> (A) [substeps] Inquire how much they would be willing to help you and if they have experience helping people with eating disorders. Also ask how they plan to help you. (B) Plus, you have someone you can direct the guy to if he asks. [substeps] Also, keep in mind that you may not be the best person to have this discussion with the person. (C) [title] Ask if you know of a family member or partner who may be able to work on eating disorders. [step] Your best bet is to offer information about your family to the health professional. (D) [substeps] If you know someone else who you care about that you see or know personally, speak to that person before getting upset or angry at them. Ask them what they want and the best way to resolve your problems with them.

Answer:
B