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 attract deer [title] Check local laws before establishing a feeding area. [step] In many states, feeding deer at certain times of the year is illegal and is discouraged. Deer that are fed may become nuisances to people. <sep> (A) [substeps] Check the local laws in your state before you start setting up a feeding area. You can look up laws in your area by visiting the state's hunting and/or grassland authorities website. (B) [title] Make sure that you locate your food plot away from roadways. [step] Deer might not come close if there is a lot of traffic nearby, and luring deer into the path of traffic can have serious consequences. (C) This could cause problems with highway safety, private park privacy, or other amenities you have at your local livestock shelter. If necessary, research the regulations in your area before making any kind of split-second decision. (D) Upon obtaining permission, you may get permission to feed a deer in your community. [substeps] The designated feeding time for deer is 8:00 am , 2:00 pm, or 10:00 pm.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: Man is interviewing some people who is watching two women in bikini wrestling, the woman wins and start jumping. two women in bikini <sep> (A) are standing with a dwarf and he is winning the fight while the interviewer is talking to people in the audience. (B) threw down the metal bar and continue wrestling, of course some people are standing in the pool watching them. (C) wrestle second style in the track and field and win and walk to finish the event. (D) are returning to training with trampoline sits on a beach.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: [header] How to clean your room in 10 minutes [title] Start in one corner of the room, and move in a circle around the room. [step] As you walk around, pick up any items on the floor, on the backs of chairs, and anything out of place (including little knick-knacks). [title] Put things away as you move around the room. <sep> (A) [step] Don't put anything in the trash, because pets might throw away things that you don't want. [title] Take things to the bathroom right after a workout (or before, for instance, changing into a fresh bra or gym clothing). (B) [substeps] If something belongs in the room you are in, put it in its proper place. [title] Create separate piles for items that belong in different rooms. (C) [step] What you put in pile starts as item; know exactly where you place it. Your room will be fuller the longer you wait. (D) [step] Put anything you use frequently on shelves, in drawers, etc. This way, at first, you won't have to deal with the clutter, but you'll be able to quickly put it to use again.

SOLUTION:
B