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: [header] How to breed chihuahuas [title] Adopt a chihuahua to breed. [step] If you don't already have a chihuahua, you will need to get one that is ideal for breeding. Contact a breeder that specializes in breeding chihuahuas. <sep> (A) If you are looking to adopt a chihuahua you can breed, you should get it from a well-established and humane breeder that has solid documentation of its lineage. [substeps] Make sure your potential dog is in good physical and mental shape. (B) This is a good option for investors that want to go through a breed-specific final selection process before purchasing a dog from one of the breed-specific breeders. [substeps] Breed chihuahuas can learn complicated rules, including you will need to breed them yourself, or you may be able to substitute a dog from a previous relationship with one that is already bred. (C) Look around for a unique breed, preferably one that offers a wide variety of features. Remember to pay attention to age, as a young chihuahua is a rodent, and a healthy small baby chihuahua needs to be training and raised carefully. (D) Shop around a few different places before settling on one that is right for you. [substeps] Get a volunteer or mentor for this breed.

Output: A


Input: Consider Input: A large group of people are seen standing around a square with people playing volleyball. the people <sep> (A) continue playing along with one another and dance around the area. (B) volley the ball all around one another while scores are being made above the players. (C) continue playing and kicking the ball around a bit while others watch on the sidelines. (D) continuously hit the ball around the sandy field as the camera pans around them playing.

Output: D


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to be desirable to a recruiter [title] Use a recruiter (s) to supplement your job search, but don't solely rely on them to get you a job. [title] Have a professional looking cover letter and resume ready. [step] Recruiters aren't resume writers. <sep> (A) While they might help you tweak your resume for a specific job, they won't write it for you. [title] Be ready, willing and able to meet at the recruiter's office in person. (B) They are people who are able to get hired, and they are also people you can fill jobs with, whether it's in the private sector, schools, or in a volunteer organization. The best job is to show the recruiter a reputable resume. (C) Anyone who starts salary surveys and on-point interviews is going to be able to pinpoint a good candidate. Make sure your resume is dated, so people can look at it more carefully. (D) If you're in the military for long periods of time, you'll want to be an experienced recruit who can complete double career training as soon as your time comes. Provide a resume as well as cover letter explaining what you're looking for and describing how you feel about the job.


Output: A