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 make a todo list on your iphone [title] Invoke siri. [step] Press and hold your iphone's home button until you hear two beeps indicating that you can ask siri a question. [title] Tell siri what to remind you about. <sep> (A) [step] At the phone's screen, you will be asked if there is anything you want to add to the list. Refer to siri before proceeding to any foods or herbs on the list to make sure " extras " are included. (B) [step] Siri will tell you to remind you what time to wake up so that you can think of what to make on your todo list. [substeps] To make todo lists, tap the sleep/wake button, then toggle " home " to " sleep. (C) [step] Siri should ask you the following questions. [substeps] What are your venturabos? Are there any themes you want reminded? What do you want to be remembered? [title] End your list. (D) [step] Speak into your microphone (at the bottom of your phone) naturally as you would with another person, and with clear articulation. Say " remind me to buy milk at 6 pm.
[EX A]: D

[EX Q]: An athlete practices tossing a javelin in a track a field course. The athlete starts with two or three side steps and then proceeds to toss the javelin. the athlete <sep> (A) then increases his speed and steps. (B) runs parallel to the chalk and throws four instructions that lead into a discus throw, where he throws the javelin as far as he can into the distance. (C) then does a backswing outside of the track. (D) throws the javelin to the other side and then back to the field.
[EX A]: A

[EX Q]: [header] How to respond when a gay friend comes out of the closet [title] Be civil regardless of your beliefs. [step] Not everyone shares the same beliefs and it's possible that you may have reservations about homosexuality. While you have every right to maintain any set of beliefs you wish, don't hold your friend to the standard of your belief system. <sep> (A) [substeps] Even if you don't understand, try to appreciate the fear and stress involved in coming out to you. Your friend is still your friend, regardless of your feelings about homosexuality. (B) Acknowledge the fact that he or she just went through a long and troubled process and is doing this out of anger. [title] If someone comes out, be prepared to listen to their comments. (C) Doing so can cause tension and excitement in your interactions, which can be disastrous for friendships. [substeps] Whatever your beliefs are, don't keep them in the dark. (D) Try to understand his or her perspective and emotions without judgment or unwelcome criticism. [substeps] If a friend comes out of the closet despite his or her beliefs, accept the fact that it's rude and hurtful.
[EX A]:
A

