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". 
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Question: A large group of people are seen playing instruments with one another. the camera <sep> (A) pans around the audience and shows the audience shaking hands. (B) pans around to show many people leading in front and the drummer leading in front. (C) follows a bull that ties up a man on the ground. (D) zooms in on a man playing a violin.

Answer: D


Question: [header] How to make a todo list on your iphone [title] Invoke siri. [step] Press and hold your iphone's home button until you hear two beeps indicating that you can ask siri a question. [title] Tell siri what to remind you about. <sep> (A) [step] At the phone's screen, you will be asked if there is anything you want to add to the list. Refer to siri before proceeding to any foods or herbs on the list to make sure " extras " are included. (B) [step] Siri will tell you to remind you what time to wake up so that you can think of what to make on your todo list. [substeps] To make todo lists, tap the sleep/wake button, then toggle " home " to " sleep. (C) [step] Siri should ask you the following questions. [substeps] What are your venturabos? Are there any themes you want reminded? What do you want to be remembered? [title] End your list. (D) [step] Speak into your microphone (at the bottom of your phone) naturally as you would with another person, and with clear articulation. Say " remind me to buy milk at 6 pm.

Answer: D


Question: [header] How to break in new pointe shoes [title] Identify the natural break in your arch. [step] Before you can soften the shank, the reinforced sole of the pointe shoe, you'll need to figure out where your natural arch breaks. The break is where the heel becomes the arch. <sep> (A) If your arch has a weak point, you might want to hit it with the heel of your hand instead. [substeps] Your natural arch breaks down into an elongated cone shape, which resembles a stamp with stirrups on the bottom and open flaps on the front and sides. (B) The rest of the shoe restores the arch, yet it is covered by your natural arches. [substeps] Measure the foot to find the exact distance between the shoe's heel and the area where the arch meets the sole. (C) Figure out this by knowing where your arch would have rested if you were to jump in. Also, you can find the break more easily by looking at the back of your shoes. (D) Bend your foot to see where your arch naturally breaks. You can mark the point on both your foot and the shoe with a marker.

Answer:
D