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 be happily married [title] Don't expect your happiness to be derived from someone else. [step] The most common mistake made in the quest for a happy marriage is to expect that someone should be " making " you happy. The old saying " to have friends requires one to be a friend " applies. <sep> (A) Regardless of whether your happiness is due in some sense to someone you love or something to do with your own, you should hear and be happy. [substeps] Two people don't get married just because there is someone else there to provide love and companionship. (B) Refrain from assuming that your friends and family love and care for you. In fact, expectations for your happiness are far from accurate. (C) If someone is what you expect them to be, try to be a " friend " with them. They will likely be incredibly happy when they express their true love, and please, observe them for a moment before delving in deeper. (D) [title] Focus on how you can make the marriage happy. [step] The only way you can be happy is by focusing on your own efforts to make your marriage partner happy.
[A]: D


[Q]: [header] How to start a good conversation [title] Make the person feel like you care. [step] You can turn a total stranger into a friend just by making him feel like you care about what he has to say and that his opinion matters to you. If the person thinks you're talking just to hear your own voice, he'll be turned off immediately. <sep> (A) Make sure to be yourself as well--it's important that you show the person your worth. [title] Make sure you're a good listener. (B) Just making the person feel like you really care about him will make him forget his feelings and will also show him you don't care what other people think about him. [substeps] Make it known that you do care about him without ever saying so. (C) Instead, turn your body and focus toward that person and maintain eye contact without being too intense. Give the person enough personal space, but show that the person has your attention. (D) Keeping your voice soft and sincere will instantly make the person feel at ease and thus more willing to start a conversation. [substeps] Remember that just because someone has said something nice to you, it's a verbal invitation, not a direct action.
[A]: C


[Q]: A woman is standing in a kitchen surrounded by floating images of foods. She is then shown with several baking ingredients. she <sep> (A) presses tins of baking soda into a sink, and mixed with foam. (B) mixes the ingredients together and makes a bundt cake. (C) dumps the contents of a baking tube onto a white plate. (D) pours the ingredients in the pot, another woman is shown and hugs her.
[A]:
B


