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". 

Q: A gardener is shown trimming very tall bushes with a gas powered trimmer that he plugs in and gets ready. He turns a few dials and gets to cutting some more of the surrounding bushes. he <sep> (A) appears very happy with his efforts watching up close while clipping the very tall hedges that has a special effect. (B) trims up and down the length of them with precision and accuracy. (C) goes back and forth with the trimmer while still cutting the hydro leaves, trimming them with a hand cutting tool, cutting the bushes, and trimming them with a stone powered trimmer. (D) cuts straight through the beginning raking the leaves and an older man walks in and takes a look at the clipping.

A: B
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Q: [header] How to start a good conversation [title] Make the person feel like you care. [step] You can turn a total stranger into a friend just by making him feel like you care about what he has to say and that his opinion matters to you. If the person thinks you're talking just to hear your own voice, he'll be turned off immediately. <sep> (A) Make sure to be yourself as well--it's important that you show the person your worth. [title] Make sure you're a good listener. (B) Just making the person feel like you really care about him will make him forget his feelings and will also show him you don't care what other people think about him. [substeps] Make it known that you do care about him without ever saying so. (C) Instead, turn your body and focus toward that person and maintain eye contact without being too intense. Give the person enough personal space, but show that the person has your attention. (D) Keeping your voice soft and sincere will instantly make the person feel at ease and thus more willing to start a conversation. [substeps] Remember that just because someone has said something nice to you, it's a verbal invitation, not a direct action.

A: C
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Q: [header] How to file an appeal while in prison [title] Distinguish between legal and factual issues. [step] An appeal isn't a new trial. Generally speaking, you can only appeal situations in which the judge at your trial made a mistake in the law, or in the application of the law to your case. <sep> (A) You also must understand that it is possible to argue that in certain situations, the trial itself was defective or that a judge made a ruling that corrected the law. Evaluate your case in a clear and concise manner. (B) [substeps] Generally, an appeal and a factual matter are the same. Alleging that an appeal is a factual issue doesn't take place in the same setting. (C) However, you can intervene at all costs. You can simply refuse to make an appeal if you so desire : [substeps] You have been in jail a long time. (D) [substeps] It can help to think of factual issues as the issues the jury decides. Legal issues, in contrast, are decisions made by the judge.

A:
D
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