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 find half of any number [title] Multiply the number by 5 (five), then move it a decimal point to the left. [step] 6 (six) times 5 is 30, for instance, so put the decimal point in between the 3 and the 0. That would just be 3! [title] Divide each number by 2 if you have two even digits. <sep> (A) [step] This is the most common number you'll see. Most also start with 1, but you can add in a number to improve. (B) [step] In our example , 16 = 53. If you have two numbers, the 2 would be 7. (C) [step] Divide the digits individually, then put them together. That may make a complicated process much simpler. (D) [step] For example , 2 + 3 = 2, so don't add 2. [title] Multiply the number by 5 (6), to get 5.

Output: C


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to stop payment on a lost check [title] Check your account statement. [step] Before you initiate a stop payment on the check, you need to make sure it has not yet gone through. If your bank has already accepted the check, a stop payment won't do you any good. <sep> (A) [substeps] If you are unable to get a stop payment from your bank, you may wish to consider trying one of several other banks. [title] Avoid checking checks after they've expired. (B) Other circumstances may warrant a stop payment, such as : [substeps] If you purchased a loan, you might want to deduct the balance. A stop payment will result in interest, which you then pay off. (C) [substeps] Typically it's easier to check your recent transactions on your online account, or on your banking mobile app if you have one. Make sure the check has not cleared, and also check your pending transactions to make sure it hasn't been presented yet. (D) If you believe it was lost, you can call the bank directly. [title] Confirm that you can't keep the check.

Output: C


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to clean a gas stove top [title] Remove grates and burner caps. [step] Fill your sink with a few drops of dish soap and run some warm water. Then, remove the grates and burner caps from the stove and place them in the water to soak. <sep> (A) The water should soak the grates for a longer time than the caps you put on it. [title] Wash the pan lids with dish detergent or the entire bottom of the pan. (B) This will be the most difficult part of getting the oil out of the grooves in your burners. [title] Place your counter top in the salt water if your stove can tolerate salt in the water. (C) This will help soften any stuck on food particles. [substeps] Use mild dish soap such as dawn or palmolive. (D) Run the hot water over the grates as well, and rinse the grates and burners with warm, soapy water. [substeps] You can use a hand dryer to do this.


Output: C