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 fix cake disasters [title] Fix a burned cake. [step] The first sign is often the smell and that " d'oh! " moment as you realize you have forgotten the cake! Try the following fixes before tossing it. [title] See if it is possible to cut off the burned parts. <sep> (A) [title] Remove burnt parts at home or in a garage/shed. [step] The heat from burnt pieces of cake can sometimes smother something. (B) [step] Does it melt away in the oven? If it doesn't, lower the oven temperature to 350 f (177 c). If it cannot, gently pour cake remover over the burnt parts. (C) [step] Do this with care and only if the cake is slightly burned. Cut the base and edges off and cover with frosting or icing. (D) [step] If it is and they are still alive, then you may be able to clean those parts and replace them, but beware that many cake shells have un-damaged parts. A possible alternative is to cut the cake's parts off while the fire is still out.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: [header] How to care for hair between salon trips [title] Buy a deep conditioner. [step] You probably already have shampoo and conditioner. The conditioner you use regularly does condition your hair as thoroughly as a deep conditioner. <sep> (A) A deep conditioner will make your hair appear softer, shiner, and healthier. It should only be used once a week. (B) However, you're willing to risk starting your hair oily or looking like a buck without a deep conditioner. Look for a deep conditioner made specifically for you hair at your local salon. (C) But you don't want to purchase a deep conditioner as any hair at all. Invest in a deep conditioner and make sure you use it daily. (D) Choose a deep conditioner, spritz it on your hair, then shampoo, then blow dry. You can simply apply the deep conditioner once a day and then continue rinsing to replace it over time.

SOLUTION: A

PROBLEM: The pumpkin is now done being carved and it appears on a black screen with just the carved out area illuminating in an orange color. the girl <sep> (A) carefully places pennies in a pile followed by a roll of wax paper and a knife. (B) pull out a pair of acrylic nails from her bag and they begin painting the pumpkin and wrapping up the pumpkin. (C) is using methods to add the thinner characters into the pumpkin and she moves the showing to the cake closer to the by her side in a hold until she's done. (D) appears again holding up the white paper, runs out of the room and the screen goes back to black with just the pumpkin illuminating.

SOLUTION:
D