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]: A dog is outside in a large field and runs towards a man holding a yellow frisbee. the man <sep> (A) then throws the frisbee, the dog catches it and begins swimming back and forth in the water. (B) frisbee the dog around the frisbee and the dog chases the frisbee and catches the frisbees. (C) attempts to catch the frisbee but it is deflected by the large dog. (D) then begins walking and throws the frisbee for the dog to catch.
[A]: D


[Q]: [header] How to increase the bottom line for a coffee shop [title] Sell your customers high-priced drinks, such as espresso drinks. [step] Profits on espresso drinks can sometimes be 5 times higher than drip-coffee drinks. Offer your customers a free cappuccino or latte to get them to switch. <sep> (A) If you buy extra coffee, offer to pay the barista $4.57 for your drink. [title] Consider expanding your sales staff by purchasing low-cost coffee supplies, such as reusable coffee makers. (B) Aim for a total of about 30 percent in coffee sales and 70 percent in espresso sales. [title] Put espresso-based drinks at the top of the menu. (C) [title] Offer almond-sugar-free beverages, such as hot or low-speed made teas. [step] Some coffee shops offer this as a discount for their barista. (D) [title] Promote discounts, such as coffee-and-water deals or free items. [step] Some have given you discounts on beverages, items like coffee or a toy or accessory.
[A]: B


[Q]: [header] How to deal with the stigma of mental illness [title] Educate yourself. [step] Learning all you can about your mental health condition can help you correct misconceptions. When you are properly educated on the scientific basis of mental illness, you are better equipped to handle the ignorance you may hear. <sep> (A) Lots of educating yourself can help you accept your mental illness. [substeps] Ask your doctor if your mental illness is causing you problems and: what do you think they are? Take one step back and try to think of non-human thoughts. (B) Learn about treatments for mental illness and how they have been proven to be dangerous, as well as safe and supportive. Educate yourself about mental illness by finding out more about proper treatment techniques for mental illness and how they have been tested. (C) Closing the knowledge gap and educating yourself and others is at the root of fighting stigma. [substeps] Seek out reputable information from sources like the national institute of mental illness, the american psychological association, and psychcentral. (D) Make a point of asking around to ask questions and hear other people's answers. You may learn valuable information in the process! [title] Be prepared to explain your diagnosis to others.
[A]:
C