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 decrease your chances of being hacked on a pc [title] Don't open unexpected or unfamiliar links. [step] Hackers monitor the online activities of the user and according to their interests they attach the links of their suspicious sites with the content users are exploring. They may send you spam and junk data to promote their financial and promotional intention. <sep> (A) [title] Disable hardware required to make clicking the link real. [title] Tidy up the settings on your browser to sound less suspicious. (B) [title] Use different passwords for different sites. [step] Using different password for different sites will protect you such cases, if your one id has been hacked. (C) Doing this does not necessarily mean they are reliable, they might be shady. Some hackers tend to play scams on computers that are not supported. (D) [title] This doesn't save you time, your antivirus and applications protection will suffer as time goes on. [step] You will need to quarantine the server (on the private or public) during a locked software acquisition.
[EX A]: B

[EX Q]: A man talks and points his hair, then a woman wash and cut his hair with a machine and scissors. The man talks and after the woman continues cutting the hair. Then, the man shows bottles while talking. after <sep> (A) , the person uses scissors to cut the hair, also the clip it and then kiss it on the shoulder and the neck. (B) , the man shows a bottle and vodka and vodka, and afterward pour and mixes with water to form a drink. (C) , the woman braid his hair and, then she puts in curlers the person has used. (D) , the man blows and comb his hair, then he puts cream to his hair to stylish, then talks pointing hair.
[EX A]: D

[EX Q]: [header] How to turn prose into poetry [title] Identify the prose you want to use. [step] Before you can turn prose into poetry, you need the prose. It can be something you've written personally (e.g. stories, essays, articles, etc. <sep> (A) ) or it can be something you've done in the past (e.g., in the classroom, at work). [substeps] The prose not only faces the reader, but it also helps clarify a problem or topic in the front of the reader's mind. (B) ) or it can be a selection from another author. However, regardless of who wrote the prose, it should have the following criteria : [substeps] The prose should have a clear topic, theme, or subject. (C) ), or you may want to identify it as a real poem. Think about the prose you want to write. (D) ), a novel, a book, or a memoir. [substeps] To find poetry, you can look in.
[EX A]:
B

