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". 

Input: Consider Input: The man is hunched over on the the ground trying to build a fire by himself. It's all about adding oxygen at the right time once you have started a nice fire. also <sep> (A) , the cameraman goes to stand up to help the guy who's in the crouch position as the camera guy films them and makes notes. (B) , the guy rushes to get a bigger one. (C) , the man is not lying flat on the ground as he is trying to put firewood into the fire on the ground. (D) , if the fire is dead or dying you just hit it with a little bit more oxygen and it will help bring it back up.

Output: D


Input: Consider Input: There are two men standing outside talking one is shirtless and he goes to grab some hair clippers. He stands in front of a mirror and starts to shave his bread off. he <sep> (A) walks around the table to his fridge and pulls out the peanut butter and puts it in the toaster. (B) goes over one side of his face and then starts to shave his mustache a little. (C) climbs onto the bed and picks up something up that is laying on the bed. (D) continues shaving on the bread and his leg is showing into the camera.

Output: B


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to quit soda pop [title] Wean yourself off slowly. [step] While you might be motivated to kick the habit all at once, don't be afraid to take it slow. For example, start by halving your consumption over a week, or removing one beverage (or half of a beverage) each day. <sep> (A) A pack of juice after a particularly bad soda pop was usually a good idea. [title] Focus on contributing to your body's ability to deal with alcohol. (B) Celebrate your small victories instead of having high expectations that will end in failure. [substeps] Be sure that you're still consuming the same amount of liquid (if not more) or else you may become dehydrated, which will make quitting even more difficult. (C) Unless your habit relapses quickly, go for it! [title] Reduce temptation. [step] Excess time spent binge drinking negatively impacts your thyroid and heart health. (D) [substeps] If you're a just a bit stronger-headed, you might short yourself first by slowing yourself down, treating multiple kinds of soda differently, and pouring them out on dry earth rather than waiting until the temperature dips below freezing. [title] Stop popping soda at the very last moment.


Output: B