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 recycle ice cream containers [title] Inspect the container for recycling info. [step] Check the packaging for any labels that indicate whether or not it is recyclable. However, be aware that these only provide general information and do not reflect whether your community is equipped to process this container. <sep> (A) [title] Obtain personal information such as your name, address, work address, phone number and any other identifying information you might be willing to share. [step] Check to see if you are allowed to remove many of these labels with your children, with the exception of paper bags. (B) [substeps] Not all people in your community will need to take the container to a recycling facility, so always check the interior or exterior of your container carefully before bringing it to a recycling center. Many parts and materials might get damaged when you tip the container, resulting in uneven storage. (C) [substeps] If your container was used for a beverage beverage, it's worth noting that many local beverage shops are still accepting recyclable containers. If your container was used for a beverage beverage, it may be better to recycle it again to get some fresh, whole varieties to replace the old one. (D) Also keep in mind that a lack of labels does not necessarily mean that the container can't be recycled. Labels to look for include : [substeps] Widely recycled: this type of container is recycled by at least 75% of municipalities.

A: D
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Q: [header] How to address guests on escort cards [title] Address individual guests using their full name. [step] Guests who are planning on showing up by themselves need only be identified by their first and last name. Consider including the person's middle initial if they have a common name that may be shared with other guests. <sep> (A) [substeps] Consider the sender of each card or the recipient's first and last name. If they have a primary or joint name, include this with the full name. (B) [substeps] It's a good idea to use the name of the guest you want to address yourself. For example, if you want a library card (and you have permission to use the card), you can designate it " mr. (C) [substeps] For example, someone who lives alone may want to include " treasurer jones, " especially if their name is john smith. [title] Use text messages to identify guests based on their name. (D) [substeps] Unless your wedding is going to be an informal celebration, don't use abbreviations or nicknames-write " samantha " instead of " sam " and " william " rather than " bill. " an escort card for an unaccompanied guest might simply read: " john b.

A: D
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Q: A woman demonstrates how to properly wrap a gift from behind the counter of a gift shop. a woman <sep> (A) removes tape from the corner of the wood before wrapping a gift from behind a christmas tree. (B) wearing a black outfit sits on a stall lid and demonstrates how to wrap a gift properly. (C) puts paper titles onto the gift. (D) stands behind a sales counter in front of several wrapped gifts and gift wrapping materials.

A:
D
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