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". 
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Question: [header] How to stop picking your scabs [title] Disinfect the wound. [step] Open wounds and sores can develop infections. Always wash a new wound thoroughly with soap and water as soon as you obtain it. <sep> (A) Do not use hydrogen peroxide, petroleum or other deodorizers. Do not use antibacterial or antiseptic cleaners, as these may irritate the wound. (B) Then clean it up with an antiseptic wipe or a bit of neosporin and apply a bandage to protect it while it heals. You can also try using betadine or peroxide on the wound to clean and remove unwanted bacteria. (C) [substeps] Spread antibiotic ointment onto the wound, cover the wound with a sterile dressing that may be applied to the wound if it requires it. If you get a scab, wait 15 minutes to let the ointment finish fully absorbing in to the wound. (D) At least once every two weeks, take a shower or bath for seven to 10 days and splash your wound with warm water before applying bandages. Use soap with antibacterial properties and do not share it with others.

Answer: B


Question: [header] How to tell if a cat has a sore throat [title] Notice a change in the cat's meow. [step] Your cat's meow can help you determine if they have a sore throat. Listen to them when they meow. <sep> (A) You will notice different tones of their meow in different environments. [substeps] A cat with sore throat may meow intensely or complain loudly. (B) Their meow might sound quieter, raspier, or thinner than usual. If there is a change in the way the meow sounds or a noticeable difference in the way the cat sounds, it might point to a sore throat. (C) Cats meow every time they've got a sore throat, at least once or twice a day. You might hear this meow a lot. (D) If they do meow, then your cat has a sore throat. [substeps] Cats meow because they are in pain.

Answer: B


Question: [header] How to improve your kissing [title] Take the slow approach. [step] Lean in slowly for the kiss to build dramatic anticipation. The more excited you and your partner are for a kiss to commence, the more intense it will be when you finally connect your lips. <sep> (A) [substeps] Step over each other and get close. Your kiss will sink your entire body so that your lips are close together. (B) Even more exciting, the more drawn out you'll be about it. Don't rush to the lip-line. (C) [substeps] Wait the first few seconds for longer, and let the kiss linger longer. When initiating a kiss, help your partner feel that you're putting pressure on them by leaning in close and looking into their eyes and mouth. (D) [substeps] Start off with small pecks and build up to bigger and more intense kissing. By starting small you can slowly ease into an intimate act with your partner.

Answer:
D