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 measure clothing for your cat [title] Measure a calm cat. [step] Catch your cat in a good mood, or a sleepy mood. Wait until your cat is holding still, and take his or her measurements. <sep> (A) Remember to ask beforehand if the cat's body language indicates a calm individual. [substeps] If your cat is growling, meowing, or hissing, this indicates a calm individual. (B) Your cat may jump up to grab the measuring tape or unlike with its usual behaviour. Make sure your cat stays still and seem both calm and alert. (C) If your cat is hyper, play with him for a while and gradually calm him down. For example, let your cat chase a toy for a while, then let him catch the toy. (D) Cat fur is a delicate fabric, and your cat will be easily scratched if you mess up the measurements. [title] Put your cat in a comfortable place.
[A]: C


[Q]: [header] How to clean rubber boots [title] Wipe away light dirt and grime. [step] If your boots aren't especially dirty, you can usually clean them easily with a damp cloth. To prevent dirtiness from building up on your boots and causing longer cleaning times, do this after each time you use your boots. <sep> (A) Before handling an object or stepping on something wet, make sure you wipe it away on a rag first. Use a mild soap and water to wipe off even the smallest traces of dirt. (B) [substeps] To increase the dirt fighting potential of your damp cloth, mix 1 tsp (5 ml) of dish soap with a ¼ gallon (1 l) of water. Douse your rag in this, and wipe down the boots. (C) [title] Grind three pounds (177 g) of dry powder on a coffee grinder. [step] The dry powder will help to transfer dirt and dust to the boots. (D) This will clear little dirt and grime off of your boots, leaving them looking brand new. [substeps] If your boots are already cleaned, you may need to consult a shoe store or partner to inspect them for a better cleaner.
[A]: B


[Q]: [header] How to build strong friendships in school [title] Make some friends. [step] Meeting new people can be difficult, but you just have put yourself out there and be your charming self. This involves being brave and approaching new people and maybe even stepping outside of your comfort zone a little bit. <sep> (A) Having new people in your life can really boost your confidence and it can also make you a lot more popular. If you make a lot of new friends, the first step to building strong friendships in high school is to find people who are friendly, kind, and are dedicated to being popular. (B) It's great that you find someone you can turn to for advice, but that doesn't mean you have to only talk to that one. Keep in mind that some of the other people in your circle are probably better friends. (C) Your friends will get to know you better, and you'll feel more confident in yourself. [substeps] If you're a girl who's over 21 or just left home, having some friends is a great idea. (D) [substeps] To meet new people, join after school activities or be social in class by offering to answer questions and helping others when they don't understand the material you're learning. In the halls or during lunch, walk up and talk to strangers and try to find some common ground to build upon.
[A]:
D