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: More shots are shown of a website as well as the outside of the shop while the men continue to speak. more people <sep> (A) then arrive to take pictures and a bored man is unable to participate. (B) are shown drinking coffee as well as sit in front of their computer talking and participating in the board as well as meeting with one another and riding in a raft. (C) are seen getting tattoos while the men still speak to the camera. (D) are then seen controlling a large group of horses and leading them around a very large gate as well as running underneath it and bumping into the fences.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: [header] How to effectively use email at work [title] Allocate specific times of the day to read and respond to your e-mail. [step] If you don't stay in control of checking your e-mail, you may end up wasting too much of your work day checking it. Try to respond to emails immediately. <sep> (A) While you can use your email system to get more emails, remember to adjust your work email usage to accommodate any change in time. [substeps] Use social media to check your e-mail and read your e-mail. (B) [title] Organize your email whenever you are in it. [step] Effective use of work email includes deleting emails you know you won't need as you read them and filing those that you will need in specified folders. (C) Staying in control of your personal email should be your top defense when handling an in-office correspondence. [title] Identify your e-mail's subject line. (D) Or try to set an automatic schedule to read them at other times. [substeps] Plan to read at least once a day, unless you work on a busy schedule.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to develop a friendly tone of voice [title] Breathe from your diaphragm to control your voice. [step] Making your tone of voice friendlier requires you to be aware of how fast you talk and how high and low your voice gets. Use strong breaths from your abdomen for better control. <sep> (A) [substeps] To vary the focus on your voice, your diaphragm should be placed directly below the point of exhalation. Say " inhale ", " exhale ", and then " breathe ". (B) [substeps] This technique is also called dog breathing. During this breathing, make sure to breathe from your diaphragm, not the back of your throat where your vocal chords are. (C) [substeps] To check if you're breathing from your diaphragm (the muscle that sits right below your lungs), watch yourself in the mirror while you breathe in. If your shoulders and chest rise, you're taking shallow breaths without using your diaphragm. (D) [substeps] If you need to slow down the pace of your speaking, suck your breath in, narrowing your throat so that it's at a 90 degree angle against your ribcage. Gently inhale and release air through your nostrils so that it's drawn down between them.

SOLUTION:
C