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: There are two men standing outside talking one is shirtless and he goes to grab some hair clippers. He stands in front of a mirror and starts to shave his bread off. he <sep> (A) walks around the table to his fridge and pulls out the peanut butter and puts it in the toaster. (B) goes over one side of his face and then starts to shave his mustache a little. (C) climbs onto the bed and picks up something up that is laying on the bed. (D) continues shaving on the bread and his leg is showing into the camera.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to get rid of white tongue [title] Call your doctor or dentist if you have other symptoms that together might indicate a more serious condition. [step] Other symptoms to check for include : [substeps] Pain in your tongue dehydration fever a white tongue that doesn't go away after several weeks [title] Know the difference between white tongue and geographic tongue. [step] Generally neither condition is serious. <sep> (A) But for certain people, this is known as " tongue illness. " [title] Learn about the signs of tongue disease. (B) [title] Look for a white tongue tongue or tongue with a horizontal, smooth surface that blocks food from getting into the mouth. [step] This means that the tongue has a roof which it cannot move towards. (C) However, it does lead to significant pain. It is thought that the other condition if it occurs is called listerimucoccus nomisymmetrophy (tdd), a genetic condition that asks for unusually dark tongue. (D) [substeps] Geographic tongue occurs when you have smooth lesions that look like areas where the bumps on your tongue are worn away. Foods with strong tastes (spicy, acidic, salty) may cause you pain.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to pick a college major [title] Follow your interests. [step] Try to think about things that interest you as a person. Chances are, there is at least one major centered around a particular interest of yours. <sep> (A) You might always want to study economics, but that doesn't stop you from learning. [substeps] Research the subject of your interest and look at course materials and projects you have, and ask yourself if you've particularly had a passion for it. (B) When it comes to selecting a major, start by evaluating your own interests. [substeps] Think about how you took to high school. (C) Read literary books and articles on subjects you are interested in. Pick up a new textbook and/or add a few new pieces to your curriculum. (D) Find more information about the subject to evaluate to pick up on the specifics of the subject. If you don't agree with a certain subject or field, actively search for more information.

SOLUTION:
B