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 buy a light kit for photography [title] Make a list of required and/or desired criteria for your light kit. [step] These features include whether you want lights arranged on the floor or ceiling, what kind of photography you will be doing, how many lights you will need, etc. [substeps] Floor studio lights and backgrounds can be transported and arranged on stands or supports. <sep> (A) You may want several different lighting items in one kit. There are many available but most of the light hardware items, like dimmer switches and binders or small set of battery-powered lights, should be picked up at a craft store. (B) Pointed, straight, or one-sided lights can be divided into categories and arranged on tables or on poles. [title] Purchase fixtures that fit the gender and the type of lighting and coloring range that you want to consider. (C) Ceiling lights are more expensive and must be on a rail system for positioning in a rectangular area while background rollers are mounted on the ceiling. Your type of photography can determine how much light you need. (D) Frame sizes can be adjusted to your personal preference depending on the size of your studio. Don't forget to read the product description as well.

SOLUTION: C

PROBLEM: A pot of water boils on a stove. A person shows us a package of spaghetti then adds the spaghetti to the boiling water. the man <sep> (A) places the spaghetti into a pot of water. (B) stirs the spaghetti in the pot. (C) adds more spaghetti until the cooked spaghetti is finished. (D) boils spaghetti onto a plate and sets the plate aside.

SOLUTION: B

PROBLEM: [header] How to choose a kitten name [title] Write all your ideas down. [step] As you begin assembling potential names for your kitten, keep a pencil and notebook handy. Jot down all your names in your book. <sep> (A) Jot down your cat's temperature, how your cat has responded to the name you've brainstormed, whether your kitten enjoys scratching you or appears happy and it goes on to look for another name. Try keeping a journal to record all your experiences with name ideas as they come up. (B) Write down any pets, household members, and people that you think will be a good choice for your kitten. [substeps] Once you are brainstorming ideas, search for ideas online and look at short lists of names. (C) Once you have a long list of names, you can go through it and select the one you like. [substeps] It may be a good idea to take the notebook with you when you go out. (D) Your list may be a few sentences, or it may just go through the alphabet a few times, so jot down as much as you can. Also jot down names of others who have named their kitten.

SOLUTION:
C