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 start a nanny business [title] Get a list of prospective nannies. [step] Advertise in newspapers, online ads, put signs up, and give flyers. If you have experience in child care, solicit coworkers and contacts to see if they are interested in providing nanny service or if they know others who would. <sep> (A) Online groups like the sunshine and children's network are great places to begin looking. Be sure to approach your current employer, perhaps to ask if they know of a nanny who would be willing to offer you a job. (B) Also keep in mind if someone does not want a flyer they are not interested so don't bug them they might spread the word, ruining your business. [title] Do a thorough background check on each candidate. (C) [substeps] Make sure to get a roster in question. Nanny cannot become a nanny, but a general guideline for a daycare provider's operations is to have several nanny's staff. (D) Maybe advertise with a school newspaper or with individual business cards. If the nanny is from a more prestigious family, contact them later so they can accept your offer.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to pack clothes for moving [title] Lay out and sort your clothes. [step] Often times over the years clothes can become piled up without you even realizing it. The first step to sort this all out is to get all of your clothes out from your dresser, closet, attic, and below your bed. <sep> (A) Divide this small packing task into smaller tasks, like carrying some sheets or tossing off the rest. That way, you have all of the steps to get everything packed well and comfortably. (B) This ensures that you have all the clothing you need until the day of the move. [title] Keep your clothes with you at all times. (C) Get everything sorted based on what has happened while you were on the move. [substeps] For example, say you moved in from college and you have all of your clothes in your new dorm space. (D) Lay everything out, either across your floor, or on top of your bed. Begin to pair things together, based on color, size, and fabric.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: [header] How to be an effective engineering student [title] Go to class. [step] Yes, every class. Falling behind in engineering school is almost impossible to recover from, so don't miss class unless you absolutely have to. <sep> (A) If you need to let enough time pass, however, that shouldn't take long. If you leave your class unsupervised, you will likely never be able to focus on work, and will suffer the pain of your slips as a result. (B) As you learn more about engineering, look for other courses that you can dedicate time and energy to. That way, you won't be late for any classes and your grades will be better. (C) [title] Get into a panic if you don't know what to do. [step] You will not be able to make a good grade if you make a mistake because you are always late and will seriously regret an outcome like beating a pencil sharpener. (D) [substeps] Try to never miss a class unless there is a mandatory event you have to go to or you are very sick. Make it a top priority to personalize your class schedule to fit your availability.

SOLUTION:
D