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 overcome fear of making new friends [title] Focus on how you feel about yourself. [step] One of the things that makes people afraid to make friends is the thought that people are judging you and thinking bad thoughts about you. While some people may judge you from time to time, most people are too busy thinking about their own lives to think about you to the degree you fear. <sep> (A) [substeps] Don't let people call you untrustworthy or ask you a bunch of questions about yourself. Remind yourself that they may be trying to make you feel bad or negative, but that is completely fine. (B) Feel confident that you are not universally feared by others and that you are in control of your social situations. [substeps] For example, many people dread learning new things about themselves because they fear being judged because of them. (C) To overcome worries about people judging you, try to focus on how you feel about yourself. [substeps] Tell yourself when you are trying to make friends, " people are not judging me. (D) You may be afraid that people you love will be judging you back, like your friends think about you. This is particularly true if you get yourself into trouble.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: [header] How to catch a snake [title] Coax the snake into a net. [step] You can catch a snake using a long slender object like a badminton or tennis racket, or a long broom handle attached to a mosquito net. When you see the snake, you'll want to get quickly to the scene. <sep> (A) Don't approach the snake until it's calm. The longer you get up close to it, the more likely it is that you'll scare it away. (B) Once the snake has stretched out and you are able to grab it, pull it gently toward your body or into a net and secure it with a piece of string. [substeps] Be careful to use the wire if you want to keep a strong grip on the snake and reduce the likelihood of biting the animal. (C) Place your net in front the snake's head and coax the snake into the net. The long slender object you attach to the net should be long enough to keep your body a safe distance from the snake, while attempting to net it. (D) Take the first step before catching the snake so it doesn't get too close. Move towards the snake, and hold the net in front of you.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: [header] How to make your home safer for a senior dog [title] Place area rugs over hard floors. [step] Older dogs can sometimes struggle to get around on hard floors. To reduce your senior dog's risk of falling or struggling to walk around, place some area rugs around the house. <sep> (A) If you have a big family of senior dogs and you are starting a new home, place them along the edges of couches, desks, chairs, tables, and over-the-counter appliances. [substeps] You can also place tupperware in the area rugs to prevent them from sinking or shifting around. (B) This will improve the chances that your dog can navigate your home safely and comfortably. [substeps] You can place a large area rug over a bare floor or just place a few small rugs around. (C) Your dog will lick off some of the rug as it walks, making it less likely that your older dog will knock on it. [substeps] If you decide to place rugs on hard floors, you will need to purchase cotton or canvas rugs for a maximum amount of padding. (D) Place a rug in each room, and carefully trim it down to a safer height before moving on to the next step. [substeps] This also eliminates the need to mark all the rooms in your home, where dogs can escape if they get locked in.

SOLUTION:
B