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". 

[Q]: [header] How to determine who has right of way [title] Come to a complete halt at a stop sign or red light. [step] At a stop sign, come to complete halt for about 2 seconds or until vehicles that arrived before you clear the intersection. If you're stopped at a red light, proceed when the light has turned green. <sep> (A) This will give you enough time to catch the light and clear the intersection. [substeps] Vehicles behind or behind you may not brake. (B) This blocks oncoming cars from passing you. [substeps] If in doubt, you can also tell if you're going too fast by looking ahead at the tires of that car. (C) If you are stopped before a red light signals for another vehicle, you're on your own. [substeps] This means every car crossed before you has passed, and every vehicle in the intersection has stopped before you. (D) If the intersection has a white stripe in your lane, stop before this line. [substeps] If you have a stop sign, but the street you're crossing does not have a stop sign, wait until all traffic has cleared before crossing the intersection.
[A]: D


[Q]: The boy watches his mom vacuum as he jumps on the bed. The boy then lays down on the bed as he sees his mother finish the job. then the boy <sep> (A) shows his stomach as she vacuums the bed. (B) plays the accordion and pans the camera to his dad playing the accorion. (C) plays with some toys and walk down a street as he looks at a lot of houses. (D) gets off the bed and jumps down to the ground to look under the bedside table.
[A]: D


[Q]: [header] How to avoid being talkative [title] Evaluate the causes for your talkativeness. [step] You may love to talk about yourself, and not even realize that it's bothering people. You may have a nervous need to fill silence because it feels awkward for you. <sep> (A) You may also find yourself picking at things you aren't good at, but that you can't talk about. You may seem a bit self-conscious, but you don't have a habit of that, such as wanting to speak too much. (B) Or, on the rare occasions, you may be distracted by cute girls who tease you constantly. Recognizing the causes may motivate you to speak up more frequently. (C) You may feel the need to talk because you're jittery and feel like you've got to let out what you want to say. [substeps] Be aware of what may be the causes for your talkativeness. (D) An inability to participate in your conversations may also cause the frequency of your conversations to worsen. [substeps] You may, for example, have a tendency to refuse to start conversations because people constantly ask " what do you do? " or you may find that people never ask you if you're having a good day (" oh, good.
[A]:
C


