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".

[EX Q]: [header] How to embed pictures [title] Choose the type of embedded image. [substeps] You can add a picture or insert a graphic, clip art or chart. You can also create a shape or graphic. <sep> (A) [title] Save the image to a web server for easy editing. [title] Translate the image you are going to put onto a layer layer in the layer dropdown to the layer you want to paste. (B) While you can edit your design, you can also alter it so that picture art and chart are placed in different arrangements. [title] Use the " advanced options " option to access and resize the image. (C) [title] Take pictures with or without a background. [step] It's easier to edit images from this background than from a canvas. (D) [title] Click the insert tab and then click the icon for the image type. [substeps] Clicking the picture icon will launch the " insert picture " window.
[EX A]: D

[EX Q]: [header] How to ask customers for feedback [title] Use a survey. [step] Surveys are the easiest method for collecting feedback. You can create a survey on surveymonkey and then send an email to your clients. <sep> (A) You can also post a link to the survey on your twitter and facebook pages. [substeps] Consider posting short surveys on your website using qualaroo or an equivalent tool. (B) This gives you a much-needed opening to discuss your feedback. [substeps] Write a survey that states how well the company is doing. (C) Keep in mind that you are going to be giving customers feedback about your company. The survey can be in the form of a written question or business letter, a presentation or post, or forum. (D) Be sure to include your real name so that the survey can be retrieved and someone else can reach out to you if needed. Customers then will be able to find you and send you back their feedback.
[EX A]: A

[EX Q]: [header] How to time block [title] Identify your biggest priorities. [step] Think about what's most important for you to work on each day. This could be slowly completing a long-term project, or finishing homework assignments for a class that's super tough. <sep> (A) Make a list of your top three work priorities. [title] Make a list of your typical workday tasks. (B) Work on these things at different times, whether it's anytime after a long day or anytime and beyond. [substeps] The choice between meeting your goals gradually, splitting up the time from one day to the next, or trying to focus for the entire work week entirely, ensures you're meeting your goals. (C) Figure out which work accounts for you the most and use that as your equation for time blocks. [substeps] Once you get some consistency in your priorities, start setting achievable deadlines for yourself. (D) Whichever strategy you choose, make a list of your priorities so you don't forget them all the time. [substeps] Any major priority should come first, whether it be work or school.
[EX A]:
A