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: The image and label of the presenter or stylist is shown. the presenter <sep> (A) is seen doing various trims on a table with a coffee cup. (B) is seated at a table and he is knitting something from a box. (C) trims the sides of the sink with a razor. (D) styles a female client's hair.

SOLUTION: D

PROBLEM: A small group of girls are first seen walking out on a gymnasium floor with several people watching on the sidelines. the girls <sep> (A) come together on a patch and begin performing dance moves with one another. (B) begin dancing and flipping with one another slowly back and fourth. (C) then perform a routine using batons while spinning and twirling. (D) then begin performing a routine on a step stool and ends with them getting back in the circle of walkers and dancing on the spot.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: [header] How to get over a friend's betrayal [title] Ask yourself if it was a misunderstanding. [step] It's easy to get upset when you think that someone close to you has betrayed you. That being said, you need to be sure that a betrayal has actually taken place. <sep> (A) If you know you still have a friend or family member who betrayed you, ask yourself if this betrayal is entirely natural in your life. [substeps] Sometimes people slip up and befriend someone because they like something about them. (B) If you suspect that someone did not betray you, try contacting the police or reporting the accusation to the person in question. After all, they have actually been friends with the person involved. (C) Perhaps it was not your friend's intention to act disloyal. Make sure he or she has really done something wrong. (D) [substeps] But it's not always true. Sometimes, things aren't meant to be betrayed.

SOLUTION:
C